Samsung is offering the Galaxy Book Pro in both Mystic Blue and Mystic White, which helps it to stand out from the wave of black and silver laptops on the market. Dell has previously suggested it can’t fit a USB-A port on its skinny XPS 13 laptop, but Samsung has proven it’s very much possible here. There’s nothing really like it available right now.ĭespite its slender form, Samsung has been able to squeeze in a generous number of ports, including HDMI, USB-A and a microSD card slot, as well as the versatile Thunderbolt 4. While I didn’t dare fit the Galaxy Book Pro into my bag and risk being tackled by security, I’m confident this will be one of the best laptops at its price point for on-the-go work. I’m a big fan of slim laptops, which are dead-easy to slot into a bag or even carry around the office in one hand.
For comparison, the Dell XPS 13 has a height of 14.8mm – and is considered one of the slimmest laptops around. The 13-inch model measures in at 11.2mm, while the 15.6-inch model is only 11.7mm tall when closed. Samsung has achieved this by making its new laptop super-skinny. The 13.3-inch model weighs even less at 870g, which undercuts the 965g LG Gram. It’s hard to believe Samsung hasn’t forced Harry Potter to hide behind the curtain and cast a levitation spell. Even though Samsung had already divulged that the 15.6-inch model weighs a dainty 1.05kg before the Unpacked event, I still couldn’t help but gawp when lifting up the device with one hand. The most exciting feature of the Galaxy Book Pro is its ultraportable design. Galaxy Book Pro preview – First look at Samsung’s ultraportable marvel
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Those who pre-order will also receive a free pair of Galaxy Buds Pro in the bundle. The Galaxy Book Pro will hit stores on, with pre-orders open right now. For those with a more generous budget, there’s a 15.6-inch model available with a £1199 starting price. Prices for the 13.3-inch Samsung Galaxy Book Pro start at £1099, climbing thereafter once you start upgrading the processor and storage.
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However, it’s the glorious AMOLED display that’s the special sauce feature here, with Samsung using its TV expertise to leapfrog its laptop competitors.īut that’s enough about the specs how does the laptop look in the flesh? Samsung invited me to its Unpacked event for a sneak-peek. Samsung is clearly challenging the likes of the Acer Swift 5 and LG Gram laptop ranges with the Galaxy Book Pro, while also seeing similar high-end specs as the Dell XPS 13 – it comes packing Intel’s 11th-generation processors. The Samsung Galaxy Book Pro is one of three laptops in Samsung’s new range, with an astonishingly slim and lightweight design that makes it an ideal option for those who champion portability.
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