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Vision Pro Competitor Coming? Samsung's Moohan XR Headset May Announce Release Date at Next Month's Unpacked Event?

2025-06-13VR

Hello everyone, I'm your old friend the Metaverse Detective. The tech world is getting lively again, with new product news flying everywhere. The most attention-grabbing news recently is definitely Samsung's Project Moohan XR headset! Since its appearance alongside Android XR at the end of last year, everyone has been eagerly waiting to know when this thing will be officially released. Today, let's talk about how, according to the latest leaks, this highly anticipated headset may announce its release date at next month's Samsung Unpacked event, or even be released directly! What's going on? Let's take a look.

Since December 2024, when Samsung and Google jointly launched the Android XR platform, Project Moohan was destined to become a focus. As the first device to run Google's XR operating system, its significance goes beyond just being a new product - it represents Samsung's ambitions and capabilities in the XR field.

Recently, reliable Samsung leaker Panda Flash revealed on platform X that Samsung is likely to announce Project Moohan's release date at next month's Unpacked event! You should know that this Unpacked event is expected to launch heavy hitters like the Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Fold 7 foldable phones, as well as the Galaxy Watch 8 smartwatch. If Moohan can share the stage, it would definitely steal the spotlight!

Notably, Panda Flash also revealed that Project Moohan might adopt a strategy similar to Apple's Vision Pro, launching first in the Korean market before gradually expanding globally. This is a clever move! On one hand, Korea is Samsung's home market with strong brand appeal; on the other hand, competing with Apple's Vision Pro can generate more attention and discussion, increasing product exposure. Samsung is quite good at marketing.

So, what are Project Moohan's highlights? According to currently known information, this headset is equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chip, Sony's Micro-OLED panels (resolution unknown), uses Pancake optics, supports automatic IPD adjustment, eye and hand tracking, optional magnetic light shields, and detachable external batteries. Additionally, it supports VR motion controllers. Just looking at these specs, you can tell Samsung is going all out to compete with Apple.

Besides the XR headset, Samsung is also secretly developing smart glasses, reportedly planning to launch this year, directly competing with Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. It seems Samsung is determined to make a big splash in the XR field, with a comprehensive layout, not missing any opportunity.

Next month's Samsung Unpacked event is expected to be held in New York. Then, we'll get to see Project Moohan's true form and Samsung's latest strategy in the XR field. Are you all getting excited too?

Conclusion:

In summary, the release of Samsung's Project Moohan XR headset will undoubtedly inject new vitality into the XR market. Whether from the perspective of technological innovation, market strategy, or product ecosystem, Samsung has shown strong competitiveness. As for whether it can shake Apple Vision Pro's position and become the dominant force in the XR field, let's wait and see! What are your thoughts on this product?