Samsung has launched the Galaxy XR, an Android-based virtual reality headset priced at $1,799, positioning it as a direct competitor to Apple's Vision Pro. This move represents a renewed effort by Samsung to establish virtual reality as a mainstream technology after previous attempts.
The Galaxy XR is powered by Qualcomm's XR2+ Gen 2 chip and offers approximately 2.5 hours of battery life per charge. Accessories such as a travel case and controller are available for an additional $249 each. The headset is now available in the United States and South Korea.
Both Samsung and Google are emphasizing the integration of AI, particularly Google's Gemini assistant, as a primary feature of the Galaxy XR. Samsung highlights how the device will extend mobile AI into immersive experiences, while Google sees it as a significant step for the Android XR platform in the era of Gemini.
Despite the addition of AI features and a comparatively lower price point than the Vision Pro, it remains u... download the app to read more
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