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

Samsung gave Mobile World Congress attendees an arm's-length look at its Project Moohan Android XR headset. Here's what I saw ...

HyperX’s latest model has a boom mic for gaming, and a hidden omni-directional mic for regular headphones use.

It's also not known what design the controllers will have Samsung had already confirmed the headset would be compatible with both controllers and hand gestures when it announced the device ...

Here’s how it works. Samsung had already confirmed the headset would be compatible with both controllers and hand gestures when it announced the device, but now a report from SamMobile reveals ...

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Samsung will launch its extended reality headset this year, a spokesperson for the company told CNBC on Tuesday. The device, dubbed Project Moohan, is Samsung's answer to Apple's $3,500 Vision Pro ...

What you need to know Samsung could be working on launching first hand controllers along with its upcoming Android XR headset ...

Samsung’s upcoming Android XR project is turning heads, not just because it has a variety of Vision Pro-like features, but because it may have even better displays than Apple’s $3,500 headset.

Qualcomm aptX HD ensures Bluetooth audio is clear as day, making it an option for users who need both gaming and media playback in one headset. The lightweight aluminum construction and memory ...