Valve’s Steam Controller gains Bluetooth LE support ahead of Steam Link app launch<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>Next week Valve is bringing its
Steam Link app to iPhone, iPad and Apple TV. Steam Link will allow users on the aforementioned devices to stream their Steam game libraries while connected to a host system (Mac or PC) via a 5GHz network or wired Ethernet connection.</p>
<p>Valve reports that Steam Link will support both MFi controllers like the
SteelSeries Nimbus, along with its own
Steam Controller. In preparation for next week’s launch, Steam has enabled Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity for its controller via the Steam Client Beta. It means that users can now connect their Steam Controllers directly to eligible devices, bypassing the need for its USB wireless receiver. <a href="
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