A new Samsung XR/VR device is coming according to the manufacturer itself, and we couldn't be more excited too see what this so-called Apple Vision Pro rival (an XR headset from Apple) will have ...

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Black Friday VR headset deals will be here before you know it, and although we were seeing quite a few early offers around the Quest 3S's launch, your options are slim at the moment. We'd wager ...

Android is gearing up for an XR headset launch – at least, that's according to leaked Play Store code which suggests that VR, AR, and MR tech like headsets and glasses will be able to download (or in ...

Samsung has confirmed it will release an XR device in 2025. The confirmation comes from its third quarter earnings report ...

PSVR 2's list of impressive tech specs adds up to a highly cohesive VR package. This is a headset that absolutely oozes value for money, especially when you add up the costs of VR gaming on a PC ...

The headset will likely be priced between $1,000 and $1,500 competing with both the Apple Vision Pro and the Meta Quest 3. Samsung has been toying with the idea of releasing its own XR (extended ...

It was recently listed on Geekbench with 16GB of RAM and a 6-core processor, making it suitable for virtual reality ... that Samsung could introduce AR glasses instead of a traditional headset.

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Samsung teased the XR device alongside the announcement of the Galaxy S24 series, claiming it was working with Google and Qualcomm. It never specified whether it was launching a headset or glasses ...