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This first look at Google-Samsung's XR headset shows serious potential
Samsung won't let me replace my Apple Watch Ultra with a Galaxy Watch Ultra Summary Samsung showcased its Project Moohan Android XR headset during the January Unpacked event. The headset supports eye and hand tracking, Google Play Store apps, and Gemini AI integration. Samsung's XR headset
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Samsung's New Galaxy Phones Lay Groundwork for Headsets and Glasses to Come
Nearly 20 years writing about tech, and over a decade reviewing wearable tech, VR, and AR products and apps Samsung and Google are working on an Apple Vision Pro-like mixed reality VR headset running Android XR and Google Gemini. We knew that already and even got a demo of it last year. But
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Samsung Teases XR Headset and Smart Glasses at Galaxy Unpacked 2025
It is confirmed to be powered by Google's new Android XR operating system Samsung once again teased its upcoming extended reality (XR) headset, dubbed 'Project Moohan', this time at the Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event in San Jose, California on Wednesday. During the announcement, a silhouette of an XR
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Samsung's XR headset and smart glasses: here's what we know after Galaxy Unpacked 2025
Table of Contents Table of Contents Samsung's XR history What's new with Project Moohan? Samsung's smart glasses At Galaxy Unpacked 2025, Samsung teased its upcoming XR headset, Project Moohan. This Vision Pro competitor is expected to launch later this year at a significantly lower cost than
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Here's a brief look at Samsung's new XR headset
Galaxy Unpacked 2025 provided new updates on what to expect from the future of Gemini AI, alongside breakdowns, release dates, and prices for the new Samsung Galaxy S25 series, but it ended with nothing more than a passing mention of the company's most exciting upcoming project. We anticipated
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Samsung's XR headset is cool and all, but I'm way more excited about the AR glasses -- here's why
The company's key Apple Vision Pro competitor only got a 30-second mention in reference to Android XR, along with a "we can't wait to share more details later this year" message. But that's not all they showed on their timeline of device progression... Did you see it in the keynote? Let me zoom in
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Samsung teases upcoming Android XR headset [Gallery]
After Google teased work on an Android XR headset at the end of last year, we're finally getting a little closer as Samsung took the time at Galaxy Unpacked to tease a possibly upcoming AI headset alongside the Galaxy S25 series. During the latter portion of the Galaxy S25 launch event, Samsung
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Samsung gave Android XR barely 5 seconds of screen time at Unpacked, but it still proved why it'll succeed where Apple failed
It also announced exclusive software from third-party app creators Samsung took a few moments - literal seconds - out of its Samsung Galaxy S25 launch event to talk about Project Moohan (its upcoming VR headset) and Android XR, and how the platform will leverage multimodal AI to bring awesome (but
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Samsung teases Android XR devices coming later this year
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Samsung teased its efforts with multimodal AI and new form factors including smart glasses and extended reality (XR) devices. "We can't wait to share more details later
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Samsung Teases AR Glasses at Galaxy Unpacked
Samsung's big push for wearable AI is a pair of glasses, the more mobile version of its 'Project Moohan' AR headset. If 2025 is the year of agentic AI, it's also the age of smart glasses. Samsung has both, or at least it will later this year. In a surprise twist to its annual Galaxy Unpacked
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Samsung offers a brief look at its upcoming XR headset, Project Moohan, at Galaxy Unpacked 2025. The device, developed in collaboration with Google and Qualcomm, promises to revolutionize how we interact with the physical and digital worlds.

At the recent Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event, Samsung offered a tantalizing glimpse of its highly anticipated XR (Extended Reality) headset, codenamed Project Moohan. While the reveal was brief, it has sparked considerable interest in the tech community, positioning Samsung as a potential major player in the evolving XR market
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.Project Moohan, which means "Infinity" in Korean, is the result of a collaborative effort between Samsung, Google, and Qualcomm. The device will run on the newly developed Android XR operating system, making it the first in the market to do so
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. This partnership brings together Samsung's hardware expertise, Google's software prowess, and Qualcomm's chip technology, potentially creating a formidable competitor to Apple's Vision Pro2
.While specific details remain limited, Samsung has hinted at several cutting-edge features for Project Moohan:
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Project Moohan is poised to make a significant impact on the XR market. Its integration of Android XR could set a new standard for XR devices, potentially unifying the currently fragmented market
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. The device's ability to run Android apps and access the Google Play Store could provide a vast ecosystem of content right from launch1
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.In addition to Project Moohan, Samsung has also hinted at the development of smart glasses. These could range from camera-enabled AI glasses similar to Meta's Ray-Ban Smart Glasses to more advanced AR glasses with heads-up displays
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. This multi-pronged approach suggests Samsung's commitment to becoming a major player in the wearable XR space.Related Stories
While pricing details have not been released, industry speculation suggests that Project Moohan may be positioned as a more affordable alternative to Apple's Vision Pro
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. This could potentially make high-end XR experiences more accessible to a broader consumer base.Samsung has promised more details about Project Moohan later this year, with a potential full reveal expected at Google's I/O developer conference or Samsung's summer Unpacked event
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. As the XR market continues to evolve rapidly, Project Moohan represents a significant step forward in the integration of AI, mixed reality, and mobile computing technologies.With its strong partnerships and innovative approach, Samsung's entry into the XR market with Project Moohan could mark a new chapter in how we interact with digital content and the world around us.
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