Samsung XR headset & smart glasses launch expected this fall.
Get ready for a massive shake-up in the extended reality (XR) world Samsung is finally stepping into the arena with full force. According to a fresh report from Korea, Samsung’s highly anticipated Android XR headset, along with smart glasses, is set to make its grand debut this fall. And now, we’ve got actual dates to pin down the excitement.
Samsung first teased its Android XR headset back in late 2024, and ever since, it’s been dropping hints through public appearances like the Galaxy S25 launch and Mobile World Congress. A live demo even made the rounds recently, building hype around what many are calling Samsung’s most ambitious leap into immersive tech yet.
But now comes the real news: Korean publication Newspim has revealed that Samsung will fully unveil “Project Moohan” which also translates as Project Infinite on September 29 during its Unpacked event in South Korea. If you’re already marking your calendar, here’s another date: sales will begin on October 13 in Korea, with a global rollout to follow.
Before the big reveal, Samsung has something else planned. During its July Unpacked event for the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7, the company will reportedly showcase prototypes of the “Moohan” headset along with teaser videos. However, it’s still unclear if a launch date will be confirmed during that time.
Samsung’s XR journey has been a long time coming, but the roadmap is finally taking shape. This won’t just be a product drop it’s the launch of a new category, with the potential to compete directly with Meta and Apple in the next-gen wearable tech space.
So, whether you’re a tech enthusiast, a VR/AR fan, or just curious about what Samsung’s been cooking, one thing is clear: the countdown to “Project Moohan” has officially begun.
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