Valve will release its updated Steam Controller worldwide on May 4 for $99, the first major refresh since the 2015 model. The redesign combines a more conventional dual-stick setup with distinctive features like angled haptic trackpads, gyro controls, and ...

In our full Steam Controller review, we go quite literally hands-on with Valve's renewed attempt at a gamepad for both Steam Machines and conventional PCs.

Valve has released a new gamepad, the Steam Controller – it’s just waiting for the Steam Machine to really shine.

Valve finally breaks its silence on its latest gamepad as it prepares to drop into the competitive hardware market very soon.

Valve will release its $99 Steam Controller 2.0 globally on May 4, ahead of the delayed Steam Machine. The upgraded gamepad features dual touchpads, TMR thumbsticks, gyro sensors, and a wireless charging puck, positioning it as a premium option for PC gamers.

The $99 price tag aligns with Valve's decision not to subsidize its new hardware. The company announced the Steam Controller in late 2025 alongside a new

Valve has said it’s “hard at work” on Steam Deck 2, while continuing to work on getting the Steam Machine, Steam Controller, and Steam Frame out the door.

In a recent post to the Steam Blog, Valve has revealed Steam’s most controller-friendly games for the Xbox, PlayStation, Steam, and Switch Pro controllers. In the post, Valve states that over 36.7 million Steam users play games using some type of controller

Valve reveals the upcoming Steam Controller alongside a quick start video and a release date for players to wishlist now.