Samsung’s first Android XR devices, the Gemini-powered Project Moohan and AI smart glasses, are reportedly coming this fall.
The Android XR partnership between Google, Samsung, and Qualcomm was announced well before Apple unveiled the Vision Pro spatial computer. But the three parties were largely silent after that.
The Vision Pro commercial launch came last year. The first AI smart glasses from competitors like Meta also became commercial products. Google only officially announced Android XR last December. We finally got to see what the new AI-first Android platform was all about and saw the first hardware products in action.
Samsung teased the Project Moohan headset that looked like a Vision Pro clone, while Google held hands-on demos of prototype glasses that showed upcoming Android XR AI and AR capabilities.
Nearly six months later, Google finally offered a public demo of Android XR smart glasses. It happened live at Google I/O 2025. The demo wasn’t perfect, but it was still a step forward. Google also announced commercial partnerships to develop AI/AR smart glasses, saying that Samsung will manufacture such devices as well. However, we didn’t get prices or release dates.
More than a month later, a report claims that Samsung will start selling the Project Moohan headset in mid-October. The company is supposedly working on AI smart glasses, just like Google said.Android XR at Samsung Unpacked
Korean language news outlet Newspim has learned that Samsung plans to tease the Project Moohan headset at the upcoming Unpacked event. Samsung will hold a press conference in July for its next-gen foldable phones, including the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7.
