I'm rounding up everything we know about Valve Deckard, the rumoured upcoming VR headset and successor to the Valve Index. Here are all the details so far.

With Meta fumbling the ball on virtual reality, we look to Valve's rumored Deckard headset and what it could do to revitalize this stagnant segment.

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Code-named Valve Deckard (which arguably gives it the best name of any VR headset to start with), the first leaks happened in 2021. A new report from Tech Radar suggests that the late 2025 release ...

A prominent leaker claims that Valve's standalone Deckard VR headset is still coming, but US tariffs have "pushed back" original plans.

It looks like Valve might be ready to make some serious noise in the VR space again—and this time, they may be going wireless. The long-rumored standalone headset codenamed Deckard just got a ...

Valve Deckard is the the company's new standalone VR headset, and follow-up to the Index. New shipping manifest leak point to it arriving soon.

All of this, if true, points towards Valve Deckard, a long-rumoured Valve headset said to be standalone, unlike the Valve Index which requires a PC to power it.

Valve's next VR headset, codenamed 'Deckard,' has had key details leaked, giving a better idea of when to expect it, and how much it'll cost.

Content creator "Gabe Follower" claims that Valve's rumored standalone VR headset is set to launch before the end of 2025. The information aligns with recent leaks suggesting ...

Valve is rumored to be working on a new VR headset called Deckard, with the release reportedly to take place sometime this year.