Unfortunately, we can't go that far down the price scale. There is currently no promotion planned.

Unfortunately, we already purchase this unit at a "higher" price from our supplier and therefore cannot offer it at the amount mentioned.

Probably not, as the amount of data will be too large. Perhaps the official Steam forum could help.

This box allows you to be connected to your TV and stream your games from a PC in another room and connected to a monitor, coupled with the Steam Controller it is possible to play PC games without a keyboard or mouse on your TV, it is only a box to stream.

No, unfortunately that is not possible. Steam Link only allows you to bring a game from Steam on a PC to the TV, for example.

Yes, of course! on the back of the Steamlink INPUT:5.1V 2.5A

The stream is stable, you don't need a special line or anything like that. I currently have Powerline installed at home, with which I am only very moderately satisfied. Nevertheless, Steam Link works absolutely flawlessly with it.

It is certainly much easier to buy the cheapest router than to configure IPs manually if you are perhaps a layman yourself. I don't know what motivates you to do without a router. If it's the radiation, then the antenna can be deactivated on practically all wi-fi routers. If it is a missing port because everything is already occupied on the router, which you may already have, and you are using a secondary LAN slot on the mainboard, then it is easier to buy a small LAN switch and expand the router. (Works with any router)

Short answer: Generally yes The only advantage of WLAN (unfortunately only minimally evolved in the last decade) is that you don't have a tangle of cables in the home network and can therefore be more mobile. In terms of commissioning, speed, susceptibility to errors, security, reliability and even the health aspect - if one is to believe him - a connection via LAN is in a better light.

Yes, it runs without problems. I have two connected myself. Greetings

The controller must be connected with the USB cable. I don't know if it works with the separately available MS Wireless USB Adapter. In any case, the Elite Controller does not work with the cable at the moment.

I have a logitech keyboard/mouse (wireless with usb receiver) + the xbox controller in use. Everything runs wonderfully.

Let me Google that for you: http://store.steampowered.com/app/353380/ Also ja

Yes, it works for me.

No. The Steam Link can only be used as a client, i.e. a receiver of the game that is connected to the TV. Only Windows 7 or newer, Mac OS or Linux work as a server; iOS or Android do not work.

You can only use the Steam Link box with Steam games. You can find more information on their website: http://store.steampowered.com/app/353380

Buy and try out. The theory is that the streaming does not run over the internet from the provider, it only has to be ensured that the PC is connected via the same home network (router) as Steam Link. It doesn't matter if you have 2mb/s, 30mb/s or no internet provider, as long as you use the same router as the connection point, you can use the maximum data speed from the router, this is usually far above what a computer transmits in terms of data volume. However, if I am wrong, as I do not own this product and am only writing based on hardware theory and not programming, then 25mb/s should also be sufficient. Conclusion: I highly recommend testing this product and if the quality or functionality is not right, return it to Digitec. PS: Data cable (Ethernet) transmits up to 1Gb/s and a router is usually at a data throughput of over 500Mb/s with a LAN connection. Greetings Xephira

Basically, Steamlink does not do much more than simply stream the screen content to the TV/beamer. Without having tried this with films myself, it should be possible to register [insert_mediaplayer_here] as a non-Steam game and start it from Steam. This is how I play Unravel (Origin), for example.

The following link leads to a rather detailed WLAN test. I hope this helps :-) http://steamcommunity.com/id/Malachai80/recommended/353380/

All right.

I use a usb pad myself, as well as a usb mouse and keyboard. However, I saw in the settings that bluetooth devices can be paired with it. And so I would also say with the reports on other sites, yes, it is recognised and integrated. I can only recommend this device. You have complete control over your computer in your living room. The only thing I find a shame is that you don't have a mic link. So teamspeak is out of the question for me.