Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360

Overall, I feel this laptop is a very solid choice for a niche market. If you are looking for a large-screen 2-in-1, with stronger than average battery life, or a light device, I think this is the computer for you.

When I reviewed the 15-inch Galaxy Book Pro 360 earlier this year, I concluded that it was great — but that its somewhat unique combination of a 15-inch OLED screen, integrated graphics, and a stylus at a fairly premium price point made its audience fairly specific. The package it offers is somewhat...

Performance for day-to-day is fine. That said, battery life is still far behind the ARM based MacBooks, Chromebooks, and even the Qualcomm based Galaxy S Book (there's both an intel and a ARM version). Video gets around 8-9 hours, but light productivity gets only 5-7, depending on workload.

Samsung has created a 2-in-1 laptop with the Galaxy Book Pro 360 that should satisfy almost all design requirements. The workmanship is first-class. The only thing that is unfortunately missing is a way to safely store the S-Pen. The convertible is small, thin and offers enough performance for more ...

The long battery life, vibrant display, and display resolution (2560 x 1600) were what really drew me in. I'm also considering getting the Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360 15.6" from Best Buy (also linked below).

Second: GALAXY BOOK PRO 360 15" 2-IN-1 INTEL 17 LAPTOP. Third: HP 15.6" Touchscreen 2-in-1 Laptop - Nightfall Black (AMD Ryzen 7 5700U/1TB SSD/16GB RAM/Windows 10).

You will run into problems with some things though, like fingerprint sensor if it has one. Samsung Book Pro 360 runs Linux with this problem. Your (what appears to be a Brazil only release) X30 will probably have similar hiccups. Note also (and I dont know about the X30) Pro 360 has an additional M2 slot for an NVMe, which makes it nice and can be dual booted and not having to tinker with the original OS (W10 or 11) and storage.

Leave any finishing thoughts here that you may feel are necessary and beneficial to the discussion. Currently deciding between 2 options right now. This [Samsung Book 2 Pro that can be obtained $1,185 after student discount.

Galaxy book s has a number of negative reviews regarding performance, I would recommend you to go with laptops from Dell, HP, Asus, Acer, etc

Best of all you will be going from class to class, and very mobile at 13.3” size it weights about 1 pound. And has USB-C a HDMI out, a Thunderbolt 4 port and a MicroSD card reader. I can see myself in college having a Desktop setup where I plug in the Thunderbolt 4 port to an External GPU desktop to my Gaming Monitor and Disconnect when I have to an just bounce.