Samsung is set to release first-party Android XR controllers, and that’s the best news about its headset so far – here’s why.

What we don't know yet is if these controllers will come coupled with the XR headset. If not, Samsung is likely to put an additional price tag on these controllers, much like the Apple Vision Pro. However, if Samsung wants to one-up Apple, it should bundle these controllers with the headset like the other competitors.

What you need to know Samsung could be working on launching first hand controllers along with its upcoming Android XR headset.References to these controllers have been spotted accompanied by their model numbers.

Rumors suggest Samsung’s ‘Project Moohan’ has even better displays than the Vision Pro, but that hints at a pricey VR headset.

Thanks to a new leak, it looks like Samsung's XR headset will have first-party controllers, but here could be bad news.

The Elec reports that Samsung will be shipping around 100,000 Moohan headsets, and has plans to develop more headsets in the future. A cheaper model is also expected, with the company apparently requesting Samsung Display make two 2.1-inch screens with a pixel density of 1,700ppi.

A new report suggests that Samsung plans to equip its upcoming XR headsets with better displays than the ones found on the Apple Vision Pro.

Samsung’s long-rumoured answer to the Apple Vision Pro has finally made an appearance – sort of. Behind a rope at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, the company showcased its upcoming extended reality (XR) headset, codenamed Project Moohan, which means ‘infinity’ in Korean.