Here’s the latest I can share based on recent reporting:
- The Steam Controller has largely been discontinued since 2019, with Valve selling off remaining stock at steep discounts and indicating they would not be producing more. Some orders placed during that period were canceled or refunded due to stock limits.[5][6]
- In 2026, there are no ongoing official Steam Controller production lines widely advertised, though Valve has periodically updated hardware sections and, as of late 2025/2026, the Steam Controller remains a legacy product rather than a current mainstream item in Valve’s catalog.[8][9]
- If you’re looking to buy one now, you’re most likely to encounter limited stock, third-party listings, or reconditioned units rather than fresh production, and prices can vary widely due to rarity.[9][5]
Illustration: a historical trend shows initial launch, then discontinuation in 2019, followed by stock clearance and eventual absence of new production by Valve. This pattern has continued into 2026, with occasional resales or updated hardware from Valve tied to Steam ecosystem announcements.[5][9]
Would you like a quick guide on current alternatives to the Steam Controller for PC gaming (e.g., touchpad mice, gamepads with quality PC compatibility, or Steam Deck/Deck-based control schemes)? I can include pros, cons, and price ranges.[9][5]
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Valve won’t be selling its Steam Controller anymore. That’s right, the gamepad for the PC gaming elite is reportedly going the way of the dodo — and the company is selling the last ones at a whopping 90 percent off. Valve confirmed to The V
thenextweb.comCheck your order
www.techradar.comYour games at your fingertips
store.steampowered.comThe pad will be compatible with PCs, Valve's handheld console, the Steam Deck as well as its upcoming gaming PC.
www.bbc.comValve's $99 Steam Controller is up for purchase exclusively at Steam. We've spent a bunch of time with it recently, so check out our review if you're still on the fence. Also, read our deep dive on…
www.theverge.comHave they?
steamcommunity.comThanks to YaBoyRob and Silicon Vampire for pointing out the button had been disabled and marked out of stock for them already. end edit In other words; even though they were refunding people left and right for having run out of stock; they continued to knowingly offer the Steam controller for sale. And that's with good certainty illegal territory in at least the EU.
steamcommunity.comThe controller is gone for good.
www.pcgamer.comValve's Steam controller is currently available at a 90% discount.
www.tomshardware.com