Valve has shared that its anticipated docking station that would allow Steam Deck users to display their visuals onto a TV or monitor has been delayed again. The initial release window for the dock was set to be during the first shipment of Steam Decks in February.
Part shortages and COVID-19 related supply chain issues have led to the delay to be extended further. Valve did not indicate a specific date for when they will release the dock, stating that they are “working on improving the situation.”
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Valve has confirmed that the Steam Dock is still shipping and its production will not be affected by the dock delays. Valve stated that the docks are made in a different factory and utilizes different parts compared to the actual Steam Deck.
In a Steam News Post, Valve said that “due to parts shortages and COVID closures at our manufacturing facilities, the official Steam Deck Docking Station is delayed.”
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