Samsung’s newly launched Galaxy XR headset is the new hot topic in the tech market; however, the availability of the device is raising concerns among global fans.
Before the official launch, Samsung had already teased the Galaxy XR on several occasions, such as at the Galaxy event. It also announced that it will launch the headset by the end of this year, and, fortunately, as per the announcement, it has launched the headset.
The Galaxy XR is powered by the Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chipset, integrated with 16GB RAM and 256GB of storage. It marked its name as the world’s first device running on the Android XR operating system. It features premium-level specifications, advanced AI features, impressive design, and several other wow factors.
One of the controversial facts of the headset is its availability, as the company launched it in two selected regions: the US and South Korea. This is raising concerns among global fans, as they were all eagerly waiting for the headset.
Noticeably, Samsung hasn’t even released any specific details regarding whether it is considering expanding the Galaxy XR availability in more markets. On the rivalry side, Apple’s Vision Pro is available worldwide, which hints that to make a strong position in the headset market globally, Samsung has to expand its availability.
Somewhere how it seems that Samsung may be strategizing a limited launch strategy just to monitor initial feedback, optimize production efficiency, and perfect the software ecosystem before expanding globally.
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