I love mine

I dont want to buy a new TV to play on my TV

Love mine too and super happy to have one :)

How can you play on a TV without a steam link and without a TV with some app store ? I have a steam link, but I can't imagine playing on the TV without, if you stop supporting them in some future.

was hoping for a version 2 with 4k support and gigabit speeds, but such is life. will the Steam Controller still be manufactured by Valve or do I need to buy a couple backup units now?

I have a fairly recent Sony Bravia TV and the dedicated Steam Link has far better response time than the Android Steam Link app. I don't understand the Valve's decision here. This limits the user base substantially, and worsens the experience.

So i need to buy a mini PC, and connect it to my TV

So there won't be a Steam Link 2.0? :-(

Removed from store page

bad news, really really bad news, if you can slouken push supervisors for link 2.0 or one more batch of link as it is, i love that tiny piece of hardware, have no idea if numbers are ok (sold units and profit), but if price need to jump a little bit it will be ok in my opinion, fingers crossed for new batch or link 2.0 with 4k support and gigabit ethernet

hey slouken, what is the possibility of an actual steam link app for the raspberry pi 3 b+ on the raspbian os? moonlight is limited to nvidia graphics and a raspberry pi steam link app would provide an alternate low cost solution for amd users as well.

Originally posted by Xenophobe:

hey slouken, what is the possibility of an actual steam link app for the raspberry pi 3 b+ on the raspbian os? moonlight is limited to nvidia graphics and a raspberry pi steam link app would provide an alternate low cost solution for amd users as well.

You can run steam on linux, and stream games
Dont know how it perfom

Originally posted by Kimmy:

Originally posted by Xenophobe:

hey slouken, what is the possibility of an actual steam link app for the raspberry pi 3 b+ on the raspbian os? moonlight is limited to nvidia graphics and a raspberry pi steam link app would provide an alternate low cost solution for amd users as well.

You can run steam on linux, and stream games
Dont know how it perfom

the linux version is x86 architecture (standard pc hardware), the raspberry pi is ARM architecture like an android and would need an app for it's specific hardware specs.

People can't even purchase it anymore slouken lol so your giving up on selling it now?

So what happens when the app doesn't start? What if our only choice is to hardwire? I've had people complain to me that when they close their door, their wi-fi drops off.

Even what I do now, we NEVER EVER tell people to use WiFi as it's so sketchy. Now granted, they're not running billion dollar businesses like you Valve, they're just running businesses to eat, pay their bills, and be able to contribute to their community. And we always tell them to keep off of WiFi.

The app is great. I love it. I've only been using the app for the past 8 months.