When you are in darkness, and the Frame turn its camera into the UV/IR mode, it has a cool effect on the controller, the shell looks like it’s transparent and you can see the inside of your controllers (I wanted to take a screenshot but the quality is so bad I gave up ahah)

They are indeed in that color and transparent. Hold them in direct bright sunlight and you will see it. looks cool :)

I'm curious, can you access your PC via the Steam Frame, or just stream games specifically? Like, say I wanna mod a game, can I deal with the modding client and such on my PC via the in-VR menu like on my Index, or do I need to go to my PC for that and use the passthrough? Similarly, can you use it with your PC while in a voice call, or do you need to install the voice call application on the frame itself?

Or in other words, is it only possible to use as an entirely separate device that can exclusively stream games via Steam's streaming feature, or can you couple it with your PC more directly, like a wired HMD?

Oh good. Unfiltered UV cameras for guys to take cameraspictures through women's clothes is back...

On the less disgusting side of UV cameras: a bottle of Coke should look clear like water.

the different colors is going to be important to me even if its just a small feature. Thanks for sharing

I just got mine yesterday, right before going on a trip, so I’m trying to get some time in at the hotel, but I can’t wait to really sit down and get into it.

I can already tell this could be my favorite way to play/stream 2D games, just from a comfort perspective.

I’m happy to answer questions or test things out on people’s behalf though so let me know. Be aware that this is my first VR system overall, so I’m not sure how much to be impressed by the frame itself.

Wait the camera is monochrome? So there's no AR? Or only black and white AR?

Nice, I just completed the order for mine this morning! How long did yours take to ship? The page says 6-10 days, is that accurate?

Oh, and how well does the tracking work in the dark? As in, is there any noticeable difference between playing in a bright vs a dark room or are the IR cameras so good that you don't even notice? :o

I also read a random youtube comment that claimed that you can do a mix of streaming and standalone on the frame - as in, you can stream a 2D game while also having a native browser window open at the same time. Is that true? Not that it's some super big use case, but it's neat that Valve would think to allow it haha