On the Steam page the Steam Link is sold for 54,99€ (even more than 10 bucks, but maybe the price will be lower on some reseller/discounter).

I paid exactly 38,99€ for my Roku Stick including delivery costs (new+unpacked, Amazon US). Simple no-name Mirroring Sticks which work great I get for the half price, which mirrors everything and not only Steam. This device convinces me with real new features. Only that I used all the time my wireless Xbox Controller.īy the way I think the Steam Controller is pretty cool. I now just grab my Steam controller, switch it on and the Link will wake up my gaming PC and start streaming.Īlso, here the Link is cheaper than the Roku and the MS Wireless Display adapter (£40 vs £49 vs is new in this ? You can do this already since long time with a bunch of other devices, sa like I said I am already doing with my Roku Stick. With the Link I don't need to to plug the laptop anymore. My gaming PC is in another room For the past year I have been streaming games from that gaming PC to a laptop that I plugged to my TV using Steam In-Home Streaming. You just don't have a setup that can benefit from it. I already have a device, where the promised update will come sooner or later. What about the Steam Link ? Will it ever be able to run UHD. Thats something what my Roku does not make (yet), but it is capable of and will be updated in the future with Firmware updates to run in UHD, too. UHD Streaming would be for example a real reason for me. Sitting on the couch, zapping through big picture, no problem. I can play on every device, wherever I put my stick. They sell their product for such an expensive price, compared to the concurrency, but offer so much less on I said, I use the Roku Stick, and I have no problems.

I just hoped Valve came up with something 'new' with this Link. Początkowo opublikowane przez not about that.

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