Unboxing videos of the Steam Frame have been leaked, giving us a closer look at the long-awaited VR headset
Unboxing videos for Valve’s anticipated Steam Frame VR headset have leaked online, offering the first public look at the wireless device. The videos, which appeared as part of an Arm Steam Client update before being removed by Valve, have been reposted by the Steam Hardware Updates X account. They showcase the headset’s premium design features, including cushy padding and an on-screen adjustment system for fit customization.
The leak comes several months after PC Gamer’s hands-on preview last November, where the publication praised the wireless VR headset’s capabilities. Since then, multiple reports have hinted at the device’s release timeline, building anticipation in the gaming community. The unboxing footage provides substantial details about the hardware’s physical design and usability, revealing a carefully engineered and comfortable-looking headset.
While Valve removed the official leak, preservation through community sharing has kept the footage accessible to interested parties. The content represents the clearest public view of the Steam Frame to date, though the device’s official launch details remain unannounced.