Valve Ends Index VR Headset Production
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Valve discontinues its Index VR headset following the Steam Frame launch, now 20% off until they all sell out
Last Updated on October 14, 2026 Exactly a month has passed since Valve kicked off Steam Frame pre-order reservations on September 14, and now the company has knocked 20% off the price of its previous VR headset, the Valve Index. Simply put, the Index has been discontinued, and this special offer remains “while supplies last”. ...
After more than seven years on the market, Valve is closing a chapter in its history. However, the Americans have prepared a surprise for those interested in older hardware. Valve has officially confirmed the discontinuation of production of the Index headset, which debuted in June 2019. It was a virtual reality headset designed for use with a computer, equipped with two LCD screens with a resolution of 1440 x 1600 px on […] The article "Valve i…
Valve has stopped production of Index, reduced the prices of residues, continued support to the device, transition to Steam Framework, limited availability of accessories
After stopping production at the end of last year, Valve formalizes a little more the end of career of its virtual reality helmet Valve Index, after 7 years of service. Promotions are on the program... As well as continuity of its software support.
With the Steam Frame becoming Valve's new favourite VR child, they're selling off their last Index headset stock
Valve have officially discontinued the Valve Index VR kit, launching a 20%-off sale on its headset and controllers to get rid of any lingering stock. This was arguably an inevitable end, given the newer, more multitalented Steam Frame launched last month, with the Frame's memory-shortage-induced price hike failing to discourage enough orders to the extent that its waiting list now stretches into 2027. It's also, truth be told, not really an effe…
The Valve Index gradually disappears from the Steam store. Valve reduces the remaining hardware and continues to promise support. However, there is a restriction on the offer.
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