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Right now, you can sign up for the Steam Machine model (or bundle) that you're interested in. You'll be placed into a reservation queue and notified via email when it's your turn to purchase — an action that looks set to stop bots and scalpers snagging them all. The first batch of these emails will be sent starting Monday, June 29th.

This has been the big question here, and I've got all the details here. You'll be able to order the Steam Machine either on its own or as part of a bundle with the Steam Controller. Steam Machine 512GB: $1,049 / £879 / AU$1,609Steam Machine 512GB + Steam Controller: $1,128 / £938 / AU$ 1,728Steam Machine 2TB: $1,349 / £1,149 / AU$2,109Steam Machine 2TB + Steam Controller: $1,428 / £1,208 / AU$2,228 It's also worth noting that the Steam Machine 2TB + Controller bundle also comes with two additional faceplates: red fabric and solid walnut.

Honestly, given the RAMageddon fears we've all had, and how the huge Steam Deck price increase terrified all of us, this price could have been a lot worse. That being said, it's still pricey, and Valve is straight up about how this has "proven to be a weird time to launch hardware." "We felt like we had a good understanding of how those costs might change over time when we first started sourcing them for Steam Machine back in 2023," Valve wrote in its blog post. "Over the past year or so, that has changed quickly and significantly, most visibly for RAM and storage components." Because of these