Samsung Galaxy XR Launches: The $1,800 Headset That Runs All Android Apps

Samsung Galaxy XR Launches: The $1,800 Headset That Runs All Android Apps

Samsung has officially entered the mixed reality race with the launch of the Galaxy XR, a high-end headset that aims to blend the digital and physical worlds by running the entire suite of Android apps. With stunning 27MP displays and deep integration with Google’s AI, this $1,799 device is Samsung’s bold answer to the Apple Vision Pro, especially as rumors suggest Apple is shelving its own Pro headset revamp.

A lifestyle image of someone using the Samsung Galaxy XR headset.

What Can It Do? The Power of Android in XR

The core promise of the Galaxy XR is its ability to take the familiar Android experience and expand it into your physical space. Powered by Google’s Gemini AI, the headset allows for a wide range of intuitive interactions.

🗺️Productivity & Planning

You can plan trips directly in Google Maps, using Gemini to find interesting places to visit. With video passthrough, you can circle a real-world object with your finger to instantly trigger a Google search.

🎬Entertainment Hub

Watch your favorite shows in a virtual theater-like experience or stream multiple sports broadcasts simultaneously. You can also ask Gemini questions about a YouTube video while you’re watching it.

🎮Gaming & Creativity

Play XR-specialized games with Gemini offering tips in real-time. Adobe has also created Project Pulsar, an XR video editor for the platform. The built-in AI can even convert your standard 2D photos and videos into immersive 3D content.

A close-up shot of the Samsung Galaxy XR headset's design.

Key Specifications

The Galaxy XR is packed with high-end hardware to ensure a smooth and low-latency experience. Key specs include support for Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4, six microphones for clear voice pickup, and two 2-way speakers (woofer + tweeter) for immersive audio.

Pricing, Availability & Special Offers

The Samsung Galaxy XR is available starting today in the US and Korea for **$1,799**.

Samsung is offering several launch promotions in the US. Through our affiliate link, buyers can get a 30% discount on accessories like cases and controllers, and students are eligible for a 10% discount on the headset itself. The link also includes a free subscription to premium XR content, including exclusive apps and NBA streaming.

What’s Next?

This is just the beginning for Samsung’s XR ambitions. The company also teased upcoming AI glasses, with collaborations planned with lifestyle brand Warby Parker and luxury eyewear brand Gentle Monster, signaling a future where AI is integrated even more seamlessly into our daily lives.

For the latest on Samsung’s XR ecosystem and future devices, stay tuned to TechMansion.tech.

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published.Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Scroll to Top