Steam link is now available for android users

Valve has officially launched its Steam Link application for goole's Android operating system, thanks to which users of tablets, Android TV devices and smartphones will be able to transmit their PC games to any part of their local network.

Valve launches the Steam Link application for Android, you can stream in the most comfortable way

Valve has confirmed that Steam Link users can use Android compatible gamepads to play their PC games on their TVs or mobile devices, Valve recommends using WiFi networks of 3 or more 5GHz networks to achieve optimal playback speed with a Minimum latency, two prerequisites for the best possible gaming experience. Valve has also announced that an iOS version of this app will be available on May 21. Currently, the Android app is in beta, so users may encounter some bugs.

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The launch version of the iOS app is set to be a stable version, surely due to the stricter hardware controls within the iOS ecosystem. Android is a very diverse ecosystem in which hundreds or thousands of hardware configurations are found, providing plenty of room for specific device incompatibilities, bugs, or other issues.

The Steam Link application allows users to stream their library of Steam games in a very comfortable way, and without the need to have specific hardware for this task. Thanks to this, you can play your favorite games in the most comfortable way, just as you would with a game console in your living room.

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