Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy XR, its first Android XR mixed reality headset powered by Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2, 4K micro-OLED displays, and Google Gemini AI integration.

We're all caught up in Samsung's Galaxy XR reveal, but there's a little more the company had to say, and it involves AI and its TV experience. Samsung recently announced that it h

The most advanced flip phone ever made, backed by seven generations of Samsung's foldable innovation and expertise.

Jay Kim, Head of Customer Experience at Samsung, said, “We’re working with two of the most forward thinking brands in eyewear, Warby Parker and Gentle Monster, to introduce new devices that fit into your lifestyle. We brought mobile AI to millions of people, and we will continue with Android XR."

The new Samsung Galaxy XR headset is a joint effort between the South Korean company and Google, but it's a pricey bit of kit.

Equipped with a cutting-edge Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chip and 16GB of memory, this device promises a seamless and immersive experience.

Samsung's new Galaxy XR headset is available for purchase in the US today for $1,799, and it’s clearly gunning for Apple’s $3,499 Vision Pro.

Samsung’s Project Moohan is officially called ‘Galaxy XR’, as the Korean tech giant has today launched its long-awaited competitor to Apple Vision Pro. The News Priced at $1,800 and releasing today in the US,

If you were planning to get a Galaxy S26 model, you might have to wait longer. A one or two-month delay in the launch could also affect the trade-in value of your old smartphone (especially if the warranty ends in January 2026).

But, apparently, Samsung is seeing a major delay for the Galaxy S26 series.