Meta’s new Mixed Reality Link feature transforms Quest headsets into portable multi-monitor workstations. At just $300, the Quest 3S offers similar functionality to Apple’s $3,500 Vision Pro, potentially democratizing mixed reality productivity.
Samsung has officially launched its first extended reality headset, the Galaxy XR, with availability limited to the United States and South Korea. The device offers advanced AI features, including visual search and high-quality passthrough, alongside multi-screen productivity tools and a growing app ecosystem.
Samsung has reportedly launched its inaugural extended reality headset, the Galaxy XR, marking the company’s official entry into the competitive XR space. According to reports, the device became available this week in the United States and South Korea, though information about global expansion remains undisclosed. The launch positions Samsung against established players in the emerging extended reality market, which blends virtual and augmented reality experiences.
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Samsung has officially entered the high-end mixed reality arena with the Galaxy XR. Developed with Google and Qualcomm, the headset is priced at $1,799 and runs on the new Android XR platform. It aims to challenge Apple’s Vision Pro with a lighter design and deep AI integration.
Samsung has officially launched the Galaxy XR, its first mixed reality headset, marking a significant entry into a market currently dominated by Apple’s Vision Pro. According to the company’s announcement, the device is available in the US for $1,799, a price point that analysts suggest is strategically positioned to compete directly with the higher-priced Apple headset.
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Samsung is poised to enter the high-end mixed reality market with a headset that closely mirrors Apple’s Vision Pro design. The device will run on the new Android XR platform developed with Google and Qualcomm, offering enhanced AI features through Gemini integration. The official unveiling is scheduled for tomorrow evening during Samsung’s Galaxy Event.
Samsung will reportedly unveil its long-awaited mixed reality headset tomorrow during a Galaxy Event, according to sources familiar with the company’s plans. The device, known internally as “Project Moohan,” represents Samsung‘s direct response to Apple’s Vision Pro and signals the company’s ambition to capture market share in the emerging extended reality space. Industry analysts suggest this launch could significantly alter the competitive landscape for premium virtual reality headsets.
