Overview
- Samsung’s first Android XR headset is currently sold only in the United States and South Korea.
- SamMobile reports that the next wave of markets in 2026 will include Germany, France, Canada, and the United Kingdom, with the list subject to change.
- Galaxy XR controllers that quickly sold out in the U.S. are being selectively restocked, with email alerts going to some customers while the product page still shows limited availability.
- The headset runs on Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 with 16GB RAM and 256GB storage, features dual 4.3K micro‑OLED displays with full‑color passthrough, and integrates Google’s Gemini for multimodal assistance.
- Priced around $1,800, the device targets the premium tier and is testing demand with a phased rollout and a still‑growing catalog of XR‑native apps.