Although Samsung's Project Moohan, the first Android XR wearable, was announced way back in January, it might finally have a launch date.

It feels like we've been waiting years rather than months, but Android XR is nearly here, it seems. After various delays and the most recently rumoured launch date of 29 September having passed, there's another date on the cards.

It's worth noting that this appears to apply to Korea only, where the headset may launch first before other markets or a global launch at a later date. We still await official word from Samsung.

Samsung has been showing off the device at various tech events, most recently the Qualcomm Snapdragon Summit last week. However, it was still static in a glass box (see above) and there was no news about it at the event.

Developed with Google and Qualcomm, it runs on the Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chip, but the event was focused on the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for phones and tablets.

Although Android XR is nearly upon us, Project Moohan isn't likely to be for everyone. Rumours suggest a price between KRW2,500,000 and KRW4,000,000, placing it around £1,324-£2,100 or $1,800-$2,900 converted.

Google has developed a pair with Xreal called Project Aura, but they might not go on sale to consumers until sometime in 2026.