Samsung sets October 21 reveal for its new Android XR headset, plus a $100 perk for early sign-ups

Samsung has made it official: an event on October 21 will spotlight its upcoming Android XR headset, called Project Moohan for now. Sign-ups are live, and if you reserve one, you get a $100 credit to spend on extras. After months of buzz and leaks about the device, Samsung is locking in the October 21 date to share all the details on this, its very first Android XR headset.

We can expect the real name to drop during the show. The company is hyping up fun, everyday adventures through this gear, and they’ve named the gathering “Worlds Wide Open” instead of their usual phone-centric “Unpacked” bash. Here’s what Samsung shared: Right at the core of Samsung’s vision for mobile AI sits Android XR, built together with Google and Qualcomm.

It’s a setup fine-tuned with AI built in from day one, ready to grow across different devices and add smarts to those deep-dive, daily moments. Project Moohan mixes practical tools with fresh, engaging worlds, opening up fresh ways to explore and raising the bar for what XR can do. You can catch the live stream on Samsung’s YouTube page starting at 10 p.m. ET or 7 p.m. PT on Tuesday, October 21.

On top of that, Samsung notes that you can reserve the Android XR headset right away, and the $100 credit kicks in for buying other stuff too. We don’t have firm prices yet, but earlier tips pointed to something over $1,800. Head to Samsung’s site to lock in your spot for free—the credit shows up when you buy.