Dbrand has expanded its customization options for Valve’s Steam Machine with a new collection of 51 skins designed to change the look of the gaming hardware. The accessory company is offering a wide range of designs, including classic colors, textured finishes, and more detailed patterns for users who want to personalize their setup.
The new Steam Machine skin lineup includes several familiar Dbrand designs such as Swarm and Matrix, along with new styles including X-Ray, retro Terminal, and glow-in-the-dark options. The collection is aimed at different types of gaming setups, from minimal desktop environments to more customized gaming stations.
Dbrand is selling the skins in different kits depending on how much coverage users want. The Essential Kit includes a faceplate skin and a microfiber cloth, making it a smaller upgrade option. This kit is priced at $17.95 for Classic colors and $19.95 for Premium colors.
The Deluxe Kit provides a complete look by covering the entire Steam Machine. It is available for $34.95 with Classic designs, while Premium color options cost $39.95.
For users who want matching accessories, Dbrand is also offering an Everything Kit that includes a Steam Controller skin alongside the Steam Machine skin. The bundle starts at $44.95 for Classic designs, while Premium versions range from $49.95 to $115.80 depending on the selected options.
Key Highlights:
- Dbrand launches 51 new Steam Machine skin designs.
- Options include faceplate-only and full-body coverage kits.
- Classic and Premium color collections are available.
- Essential Kit pricing starts at $17.95.
- Deluxe Kit covers the complete Steam Machine.
- Everything Kit adds a matching Steam Controller skin.
- Designs include Swarm, Matrix, X-Ray, Terminal, and glow-in-the-dark styles.
The release follows Dbrand’s recent removal of its Portal-themed Companion Cube Steam Machine mod after Valve raised concerns about unauthorized use of its intellectual property. The latest collection focuses on original designs while giving Steam Machine owners more ways to customize their hardware.
