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ASUS has announced the ROG XREAL R1 AR gaming glasses, featuring a 240Hz micro-OLED FHD display that projects a virtual 171-inch screen at 4 meters, with advanced features like Bose sound, electrochromic lenses, and versatile connectivity, set to launch in early 2026.
Samsung's upcoming Project Moohan, likely called Galaxy XR, is a high-end VR headset with features comparable to Apple's Vision Pro, including dual controllers, eye- and hand-tracking, and 4K micro-OLED displays, but its release date and price remain unknown, with leaks suggesting a weight advantage and a price range between $1,700 and $2,900.
Viture is about to unveil its next-generation AR glasses, which the reviewer describes as some of the best they've seen, featuring the largest, brightest, and sharpest display yet thanks to Sony’s micro-OLED tech, with excellent color calibration and no edge fringing. The glasses are comfortable, lightweight, and suitable for long wear, with new built-in features and dynamic tint control. Full details and pricing are yet to be announced, but these specs could be a significant upgrade in AR technology.
Viture is teasing next-generation XR glasses that will feature Sony's latest Micro-OLED panels, offering sharper visuals and a wider field of view, along with 6DoF for more realistic movement in virtual environments. The new glasses will come in multiple styles, include a camera, and aim to enhance spatial computing, potentially supporting Android XR and unique apps, with more details to be revealed soon.
Pimax is set to release the high-end premium VR headset, Crystal Super, featuring interchangeable QLED and Micro-OLED optical engines, significantly increasing pixel count and offering a modular design. With improved comfort and focus on PCVR, the headset targets serious gamers, requiring a powerful gaming PC and a substantial investment, with prices ranging from $1,799 to $2,399. Additionally, Pimax announced the Crystal Airlink wireless adaptor for the base Crystal headset, enabling wireless PCVR play at $299, expected to ship in 2024.
iFixit's part 2 teardown of Apple Vision Pro reveals that its micro OLED displays fall short of 4K resolution but offer an impressive 3,380 pixels per inch. The VR headset's battery pack, made from a single sheet of aluminum, houses three iPhone-sized batteries totaling 46.08Wh. Despite components being interchangeable, Vision Pro remains difficult to repair, earning a 4/10 repairability score. Additionally, the device received its first software update, visionOS 1.1 Beta, bringing improved Personas avatars.