How to Watch Samsung Unveil its Android XR Headset: Project Moohan is Ready for the World
The wait is finally over! Samsung is set to officially reveal its highly anticipated Android Extended Reality (XR) headset, codenamed Project Moohan, in a major livestream event. This is more than just a hardware reveal; it marks the debut of the first consumer device running Google's new Android XR operating system.
If you've been following the years of teases, leaks, and rumors, here is everything you need to know to tune in and witness the future of mixed-reality computing.
Event Details: Time and Date
Mark your calendars! The "Worlds Wide Open" event is scheduled for:
| Detail | Time Zone (ET) | Date |
| Start Time | 10:00 PM ET | Tuesday, October 21, 2025 |
Local Time Conversions
For viewers around the globe, here are a few popular time zone conversions for the live stream:
Pacific Time (PT): 7:00 PM
Central Time (CT): 9:00 PM
British Summer Time (BST): 3:00 AM (Wednesday, October 22)
India Standard Time (IST): 7:30 AM (Wednesday, October 22)
Japan Standard Time (JST): 11:00 AM (Wednesday, October 22)
Where to Watch the Livestream
Samsung is making the reveal accessible to everyone worldwide through its main official channels. You have two primary options for watching the event live:
1. Samsung's Official YouTube Channel
The most popular way to watch the keynote will be through Samsung's main YouTube page. The live stream usually has a countdown leading up to the start time.
How to Watch: Navigate to the official Samsung YouTube channel just before the start time. You can often find the direct stream embedded in many tech news sites as well.
Pro Tip: Subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications so you get an alert right when the stream begins.
2. Samsung Newsroom
The official Samsung Newsroom website is the company's dedicated hub for announcements and press releases.
How to Watch: Visit the Samsung Newsroom website. The live stream will be prominently featured on the homepage when the event begins.
What to Expect: Hardware and Software
While the full specifications will only be confirmed on stage, the hype surrounding Project Moohan suggests this is a major play in the XR space.
The Debut of Android XR
The star of the show, beyond the hardware, is the brand-new operating system. Project Moohan is the first device running Google's Android XR, an OS specifically built from the ground up for Extended Reality (XR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Augmented Reality (AR) devices.
Expect to see demos of the user interface, how existing Android apps transition into a 3D spatial environment, and the overall user experience.
Gemini Integration and AI Features
Samsung and Google have teased deep integration of Gemini (Google's AI model) into the headset. This suggests advanced AI capabilities that could go beyond those seen in competing devices.
Anticipate demonstrations of how Gemini assists users with device control, contextual insights about their environment, and more natural, conversational interactions.
Key Headset Details
Leaks and rumors indicate Project Moohan is aiming to be a high-end rival to the Apple Vision Pro. Keep an eye out for confirmation on:
Display Quality: Rumors suggest a high-end display, potentially a $4 \text{K}$ micro-OLED panel with high pixel density.
Price: Leaks have pointed to a premium price tag, potentially ranging from $1,800 to $2,800.
Design & Comfort: Details on the final design, weight, and battery solution (possibly external) will be key.
Tracking: Expect advanced hand, eye, and voice tracking for immersive and intuitive control.
