Mass production of Samsung’s XR headset looks set to release in Q3, but one key detail suggests it could be very expensive.

Rumors suggest Samsung’s ‘Project Moohan’ has even better displays than the Vision Pro, but that hints at a pricey VR headset.

Samsung's Project Moohan XR headset may feature sharper displays than the Apple Vision Pro. Samsung's collaboration with Google and Qualcomm indicates a renewed interest in VR technology. Understanding the differences between XR,

Samsung’s long-rumoured answer to the Apple Vision Pro has finally made an appearance – sort of. Behind a rope at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, the company showcased its upcoming extended reality (XR) headset, codenamed Project Moohan, which means ‘infinity’ in Korean.

Samsung’s upcoming XR headset will have the capability to run all current Android mobile applications. Additionally, there are numerous applications specifically designed for Android XR in development,

Samsung has reportedly surpassed its rival's headset with better display resolution and color quality — which could make it quite expensive.

According to a report in the Korean publication, The Elec, Samsung is planning to utilise an OLED on Silicon (OLEDOS) panel for the display. That will measure 1.3-inches, and feature a pixel density of 3,800ppi.

Samsung's Project Moohan headset is expected to feature 1.3-inch OLEDoS (OLED on Silicon) panels with 4K resolution, developed by Sony

The Elec reports that Samsung will be shipping around 100,000 Moohan headsets, and has plans to develop more headsets in the future. A cheaper model is also expected, with the company apparently requesting Samsung Display make two 2.1-inch screens with a pixel density of 1,700ppi.

Mobile World Congress 2025 has provided another look at Samsung's Project Moohan, an XR headset that the company has been developing in collaboration with Google. This device is likely to be the first to utilize the Android XR platform,