Samsung's Android XR headset tipped to feature stunningly sharp OLEDoS displays

The world of virtual reality has blown up over the last decade. When the Oculus Rift first came out to consumers in 2016, it was a technical marvel and a sign of things to come in the VR industry. Over time, comers and goers appeared and fell away, such as Windows Mixed Reality devices like the HP Reverb series, but overall, there are some big names that have been in the industry since the beginning. Obviously, Oculus/Meta is the biggest name in the VR world, but Valve, HTC, Pimax, and others have created both hardware and software infrastructure to keep the hype, as minuscule as it has been over stretches, alive and going. When the Apple Vision Pro was released in 2024, it promised a revolutionary, built-from-the-ground-up experience in “spatial computing,” and its sales numbers have been much lower than Apple hoped for. It seems like the perfect time for Samsung to swoop in with its upcoming headset that promises better specs than the Vision Pro.