Samsung’s first extended reality headset is ready to arrive soon, and it may not be cheap. The company’s upcoming XR headset, codenamed project Muhan, allegedly launching a Galaxy Unpacked event in South Korea on 29 September, before killing the shelves on 13 October. It is interesting that Samsung does not enter the headset space, but time. Apple’s Vision Pro2 is also going to be at the end of this year, and Samsung wants to give himself a position as a serious contestant. Price is going to play a big role here, and now leaks suggest where the muhhan headset can land.

According to a report by NewsworksProject Mohan is expected to priced at 2.5 million and 4 million Korean and the price of Korean is expected to be around Rs 1.58 to Rs 2.52 lakh. It still makes it an expensive piece of kit, but it outlines Apple’s Vision Pro, which was launched by about 4.86 million Korean (about Rs 3.07 lakh). For buyers who have been closed by the price tag of the Vision Pro, Samsung may be banking on the idea that a little cheaper option may attract them.

Initial reports suggest that Samsung is keeping expectations modest. The shipment is expected to be limited to around 100,000 units, which is smaller than its smartphone line-up. In fact, Samsung has seen Project Muhan as a mass-market device as low and a step towards its real goal: Smart Glasses. The headset, then, is a way of investing in the ecosystem of Samsung, developers, partners and early adoptors, before it brings some much lighter and practical to the market.

He said, Project Muhan is still an ambitious product. The headset is rumored by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon XR 2 Plus Jean 2 chip, which has been added with Adreno 740 GPU, the same graphics processor has been found in Snapdragon’s major phone chips. At that top, it can facilitate 16GB RAM and run a customized version of Android adapted for XR use. Reports points to a high-resolution micro-oleled display with a pixel density of approximately 3,800 PPIs, promising a stunning view and promising smooth playback up to 90 frames per second.

Samsung has been demonstrating prototype since early this year, with early examiners that the device looks lighter and more comfortable to wear than Apple’s vision Pro. This is an important detail because the headset has been one of the biggest complaints for the weight and fit Apple device. Vision Pro launched with great publicity, but has struggled in the market, selling only 224,000 units against one million expectations last year. Price of $ 3,500 and weight over 600 grams, it left many users, both prices and long -term comfort.

Apple’s response has been made to prepare the Vision Pro2, which has been tipped to launch with the M4 chip later this year, offering better performance, better power efficiency and AI capabilities. A re -designed lease system should also reduce pressure during long sessions. But to keep the same price with Apple, Samsung may get an opportunity to stick to his opponent’s appeal with Mooohan, even if his own headset is not cheap.

Where Samsung also wants to separate itself, it is in material and partnership. The company is working closely on the headset with Google and Qualcomm, and is expected to add services such as NAVER’s XR content platforms to the ecosystem. In addition, Samsung is already planning smart glasses for 2026, some of which may be fully displayed and instead focus on AI-operated facilities such as translation, navigation and media control.