As additional information has yet to be revealed, it's unclear when Valve is planning to release the official dock for purchase. While Steam Deck pre-order reservations launched July 16, its dock hasn't become available and will be sold separately. Valve will eventually be releasing an official Steam Deck dock to prop up the device while connecting to external displays, ethernet, power sources, and USB peripherals. Related: Steam Deck Pre-Order Errors & Issues Causing Frustration The Steam Deck is Bluetooth-ready and has a USB-C port, meaning it can support devices from Bluetooth keyboards and headsets to TV screens and monitors. It comes with the standard Steam features, including community and store support, and it so far seems able to compete with Xbox, PlayStation, and Switch consoles, performance-wise. While the Steam Deck is primarily handheld, coming with non-detachable controllers on either side of its screen, Valve has made clear it can also be used as a more traditional PC if desired.
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