How Does Samsung’s First VR Headset Compare to the Vision Pro? These Leaks May Tell Us Everything

Samsung's upcoming virtual reality (VR) headset, the Galaxy VR, has been the subject of numerous leaks, providing insights into how it compares to Apple's recently unveiled Vision Pro. According to the leaks, the Galaxy VR will feature a dual-screen design, with each eye having a 2,560 x 2,400 resolution OLED display. This matches the resolution of the Vision Pro's displays. However, the Galaxy VR is expected to have a wider field of view of 110 degrees, compared to the Vision Pro's 106 degrees. In terms of processing power, the Galaxy VR is rumored to be powered by the Snapdragon XR2 chipset, while the Vision Pro utilizes Apple's own M2 chip. The Galaxy VR is also expected to have 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, while the specifics of the Vision Pro's hardware are not yet publicly known. Both headsets are anticipated to offer advanced hand tracking and eye-tracking capabilities, though the extent of their respective features remains to be seen. The leaks suggest that the Galaxy VR could be a formidable competitor to the Vision Pro, but the final products will ultimately determine their comparative strengths and weaknesses.