Samsung’s Galaxy XR Steals Vision Pro’s Thunder, Charges Half Price
Samsung rolled out the Galaxy XR headset, aka Project Moohan, today in the US and Korea for a mere $1,799, which feels like a Black Friday steal next to Apple Vision Pro’s eye-watering $3,499 price tag. The Galaxy XR didn't just show up wearing sunglasses; it flexed some serious tech muscle by streaming KPop Demon Hunters in style. To sweeten the deal, Samsung teamed up with Google to throw in an 'explorer pack' with a year of Google AI Pro, Google Play Pass, and YouTube Premium, which basically means you can survive for a year without touching your phone. Apple’s Vision Pro is officially getting roasted harder than last year's Thanksgiving turkey.
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Apple Vision Pro is priced for CEOs to feel rich, while Samsung’s Galaxy XR sells the same vibe for half the ransom. Apparently, you don’t need to rob a bank for premium XR — just a decent paying job and maybe a music itch for KPop Demon Hunters.
Galaxy XR looks like Apple Vision Pro’s budget twin who somehow still gets cooler toys at the family reunion.
Samsung’s Galaxy XR bundles Google AI Pro like it’s teaming up for a tech frat party—Apple’s Vision Pro is gonna need an invite.
Source: Theverge | Published: 10/22/2025 | Author: Victoria Song
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