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XREAL announced a strategic partnership with Google at CES 2026, positioning Android XR as the foundation for its future hardware, including wired and optical-see-through XR glasses, with XREAL becoming a lead hardware partner for Android XR alongside Samsung.
Magic Leap has unveiled a prototype of Android XR smart glasses, extending its partnership with Google to develop display technologies for wearable AR, aiming to enhance all-day usability, as part of its shift from consumer to enterprise markets amid ongoing innovation and investment.
The article explores the capabilities of Samsung Galaxy XR, an Android-based VR headset that supports sideloading APKs without a PC, allowing users to install and run a wide range of apps directly on the device. The author highlights the flexibility, productivity, and immersive experiences enabled by Android XR, contrasting it with other VR platforms like Apple Vision Pro, and emphasizing its open ecosystem and integration with Google services. This setup allows for a seamless, device-independent workflow entirely within the headset.
Samsung has launched the Galaxy XR, the first Android XR headset, priced at $1,800, featuring high-resolution Micro-OLED displays, advanced cameras, and integration with Google XR experiences, marking a significant step in Android-based virtual reality devices.
Samsung's Galaxy XR offers a more affordable and open alternative to Apple's Vision Pro, featuring high-resolution displays, a lightweight design, and a new Android XR platform with AI integration, aiming to improve user experience and expand mixed reality adoption.
Samsung has launched the Galaxy XR, a mixed reality headset powered by Android XR, priced at $1,800 and available in the US and South Korea. It features 4K micro-OLED displays, eye tracking, spatial video, and supports PCVR gaming, aiming to compete with devices like Apple's Vision Pro. The headset emphasizes entertainment and enterprise uses, with a focus on immersive content and virtual collaboration, while bundling free content to boost appeal.
Samsung will unveil its Android XR headset, Project Moohan, on October 21 via a livestream, showcasing the first device running Google's new Android XR OS designed for mixed reality, VR, and AR, with leaks suggesting high-end features and a premium price range.
Samsung is set to unveil its Android XR headset at the October 21 Galaxy Event, with a full launch expected in 2025. The device will feature Qualcomm's Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chipset, advanced displays, eye and hand tracking, and will support 3D photo and video capture on Galaxy phones. Pricing is estimated between $1750 and $2800, positioning it as a premium competitor to Apple Vision Pro, which launches shortly after.
Samsung is set to unveil its Project Moohan mixed reality headset at the upcoming Galaxy event on October 21st, which will run on the new Android XR platform developed with Google and Qualcomm, aiming to blend utility with immersive experiences amid competition from Apple's Vision Pro.
Samsung will unveil its Android XR headset, called Galaxy XR, at the 'Worlds Wide Open' event on October 21, likely revealing the release date and price, following leaks about the product.
Samsung has announced an October 21 event called 'Worlds Wide Open' to unveil its first Android XR headset, Project Moohan, with reservations now open offering a $100 credit. The headset aims to blend everyday utility with immersive experiences, developed in collaboration with Google and Qualcomm, with pricing expected to be over $1,800.
Samsung's upcoming XR headset, officially named Galaxy XR and codenamed Project Moohan, is set to launch later this fall with features like a Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 chip, dual 4K micro-OLED displays, and support for external controllers, aiming to compete with Meta Quest Pro and Apple Vision Pro, with an expected high price point and a release in 2025.
Meta has launched a new line of smart glasses, including the Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2), Oakley Meta Vanguard, and the innovative Meta Ray-Ban Display, solidifying its lead in the AR glasses market with a strategic partnership, extensive user base, and a high price point that challenges competitors like Android XR, which faces delays and technical disadvantages. This positions Meta to dominate the market, raising concerns about long-term consumer impact and reduced competition.
Samsung is reportedly set to launch its Android XR headset on October 21, featuring Qualcomm's Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chipset, advanced displays, eye and hand tracking, with a possible price range of $1800 to $3000, and plans to ship in 2025.
Samsung is expected to unveil its AI-powered smart glasses, likely called Galaxy Glasses, at an Unpacked event on September 29, competing with Meta Ray-Bans, and powered by Android XR and Google Gemini, with features like navigation, translation, and situational awareness.