- Samsung teases the Moohan project arrives in the second half of 2025
- The helmet has already received a launch year in 2025
- He does not directly name Moohan, he could therefore launch different materials
We had suspected the Moohan helmet project of Samsung, on which he works in collaboration with Google and its Android XR platform, will arrive at the end of 2025, and Samsung essentially confirmed that this is the case.
During its recent report on the results of the first quarter of 2025, the technology giant shared details on its financial situation and, more importantly for us, information on its material versions later this year.
He confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge would be launched in the second quarter – so in the coming months – and revealed that he will “explore new products such as XR”, in the second half.
Although Samsung does not explicitly mention Moohan by name, more direct comments on the helmet have already teased that the aircraft will land this year, so this declaration is probably referring to its launch.
Although it can also tease the launch of another XR equipment, such as recently revealed Android glasses.
That I hope that the Android XR helmet will offer?
It is a bit frustrating that Samsung has yet given a firm release window, opting for a period of six months, teasing a launch at the end of 2025.
So, while we expect, let’s go what we want to see in the helmet when it is finally shown and what leaks take care of these Android XR dreams.
Something tells us that this helmet will not be cheap, with a few first reports suggesting that Samsung is considering something in the $ 1,000 / £ 1,000 / $ 1,500 range (just like the Meta Quest Pro). So, if it will be expensive, give us at least performance and impressive capacities to justify the cost.
I would love this helmet to feel like a laptop computer from the point of view of productivity – and unlike the pro vision, it would ideally reach this goal without you needing a MacBook additional module.
I want to be able to browse Google workspace applications like sheets and driving, as well as third -party productivity applications that use mixed reality, to help me work more easily than if I just sit at my normal office.
It will also be comfortable. I am good to have a battery in my pocket to help reduce the weight of the central device, because I want this helmet to give the impression of wearing it for hours without problem, rather than being pain in my neck.
Fortunately, the first testers all claimed that the prototype was not too uncomfortable, thanks to its adjustable straps and its well -fitting face, so let’s hope that the main product is also comfortable.
Then I want this device to be a versatile machine. I do not want it to be a pigeonnier in productivity, entertainment, or another XR use. I want it to be a jack-of-all-trades like the Meta Quest 3.
This means that it must have a wide range of interesting applications, which is essential for any successful VR helmet. It also needs a design that is well suited to wear at an office or on your sofa, as well as during training and being active.
So, beyond being light as I touched above, it must use an easy to clean material (like silicone) for parts like its facial interface rather than for fabric, so it does not transmit sweat.
We will have to wait and see what Samsung has in its round, but with its release date defined for a while later this year, this is only a matter of time before seeing the device in action and can decide if it is the best XR device of class, I hope it will be.
