Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Samsung Galaxy Book 4, powered by the Snapdragon X Elite processor, is an impressive choice for casual users. As my first experience with a Snapdragon processor on a laptop, I’ve been thoroughly impressed by its performance. Here are some of my observations: 1. Efficient Processor: Qualcomm’s Snapdragon takes a fresh approach to processors. The X Elite variant operates at an incredibly efficient wattage, reducing overall heat and contributing to an impressively long battery life. 2. Integrated GPU: The Galaxy Book 4 features an integrated GPU, which I normally stray away from, but this particular GPU seems more than capable of handling some demanding tasks. The display is crisp and beautiful. The Snapdragon’s focus with their integrated GPU is on AI capabilities, specifically around CoPilot and Cocreator. 3. Seamless AI: Despite sharing resources with the GPU, the efficient processor handles basic AI tasks seamlessly. CoPilot, in particular, has been invaluable for assisting with code writing and providing solutions. I’m surprised as how efficient this computer operates AI simply on the Snapdragon processor. 4. Dedicated CoPilot Button: The convenience of a dedicated CoPilot button adds to the overall user experience. 5. Unparalleled Battery Life: The computer itself is a treat to use. I switched to Samsung as my main laptop last year after receiving a Galaxy Book 360, and I don’t see myself leaving the brand any time soon. The battery life on these computers is unparalleled to similar business designed laptops. I frequently sit in all day board meetings, and everyone is shuffling chargers around, leaning against the wall by the nearest socket, and tripping over cords. I’ve become the envy of everyone at these meetings, because most time I don’t even bring my charger. I can get a consistent 6 hours of usage out of this laptop in a meeting, which is incredible. 6. Touchpad: The touchpad on this computer is enormous, and I absolutely love it. It takes up a large portion of the space under the keyboard, and it’s so smooth and responsive. I also love the 10-key on the keyboard, a must have for my job. 7. Consider Your Goals: When choosing a laptop, consider your priorities. If gaming is your focus, opt for a model with a dedicated GPU. However, if you seek a solid laptop with exceptional battery life—one that seamlessly runs productivity tools like Excel and Word alongside efficient AI capabilities—the Galaxy Book 4 is an excellent choice.

Awesome laptop because: 1, It has a 16 inch screen and the laptop is smaller overall than my old 15.6 inch device. 2, The best laptop touch screen I've ever seen. The first one from Samsung with antiglare properties. Can't stand glare and will not buy a laptop with too much glare again. Surface, take note... 3, I hate not having a number pad and this has one. It also has a fingerprint reader which I think is more secure than face unlock. 4, Battery life is amazing 5, The device is very quiet, I've yet to hear the fan. 6, Snapdragon X arm chip is super-fast, everything seems instant compared to any intel laptop I've used. 7, the out of box experience was amazing. It updated itself automatically before I even logged in. 8, usb-c charging, i can now use the same power brick for my phone. Final Note, Snapdragon is the way to go in the future. x86 runs too hot, too noisy, uses too much battery and is too slow. Even after all the attempts they've made to compete with Arm, they are still not as nice as this.

The Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Edge (16-inch) combines sleek design, solid performance, and excellent portability. Its 16-inch AMOLED display offers vibrant colors and sharp details, making it great for productivity, media, and multitasking. Powered by the latest Intel processors, it handles everyday tasks and heavier applications smoothly, while the long-lasting battery and fast charging are perfect for users on the go. The keyboard and trackpad are comfortable and responsive, ideal for extended work sessions. With plenty of ports and seamless integration into the Samsung ecosystem, it’s a great choice for professionals and students, though the premium price and limited GPU options may be a drawback for gamers. Pros: • Vibrant AMOLED display • Sleek, lightweight design • Strong performance and battery life • Great for Samsung ecosystem users Cons: • Premium price • Limited GPU options Let me know if you’d like further adjustments!

Lol, Lol and Lol. I have no words to describe how beautiful, manageable and good this device is. After bought some laptops in this tax free month, some good, some bad and returned, I saw this Samsung Galaxy Book 4 edge at $1199 on Best buy and gave it a try. This is by far the best laptop I have ever seen or had (Including apple devices), the screen is so gorgeous, so bright and beautiful, the body is so perfect and light, they put the right ports. It is so thin that is a pleasure to take it, and even the body color is so amazing, They said it has a big frame under the screen, it is true and it is also true that the big frame is saving my neck after 9 hours working online every day, because unlike on others that frame put the screen up, closer to your visual field. Some people said the Trackpad is too big, I said is so cool that after has this one I don't want any other, you can also turn it on/off with F5. The keyboard is great for me, but what it is amazing on it is the backlight, it is very very good (It has 0, 30, 60 and 100% using F9) but comparing it with all the others it has something different that is way better, I really don't know what it is but the keys are so clear on dark environments!!! I don't know what else to say lol. Battery life is not as they said, it is not bad at all but in my case with heavy use could last for 5 1/2 hours when Lenovo Yoga 7i, 9i, Dell Inspiron and HP Envy last around 41/2. Also Live translator is not working properly on this ARM chip, I think the culprit here is Windows and not the device. This is a $1199 laptop with 16 Inches OLED touch screen, a beautiful construction and performance, amazing Trackpad and backlight keyboard, great port selection that work as they suppose to, light and manageable like no other and so fast with 16 Gb Ram and 512 Gb storage. This is by far the best deal nowadays.

This computer is perfect for school or daily use. The only thing i don't recommend for is gaming. I've tried just to test it. Not great for gaming. Other than that is perfect for school, for work, for research or for content intake. I watch videos in oled screen bery pleased. Audio is not good. Battery is amazing. Quality feels great. If you have a samsung phone, omg, quick share!!! Try it.

I love this beautiful big screen, fast processot, this & lightweight style.Watching movies and videos is a real pleasure with this laoptop. So is doing my word processing and excel worksheet work, which is where the numeric keypad comes in handy for me. The great Best Buy price was the icing on the cake for me. I'm very happy with my purchase and reecommend this great Samsung laptop.

Great laptop all around from the build quality (surprisingly sturdy for its weight and how thin it is). Not many options with high quality displays like the beautiful OLED on this guy that include a numpad. Keyboard quality is high, but nothing to write home about. Performance on the snapdragon chip is incredibly snappy. I’ve had zero compatibility issues, but admittedly, I just use it casually. Battery life is better than I’ve experienced in a laptop before, by a significant margin. I recommend it!

I recently picked up the Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge and it has completely exceeded my expectations. The 16” AMOLED touch display is absolutely stunning, with vibrant colors, deep blacks, and excellent brightness—perfect for work and entertainment. The Snapdragon X Elite processor delivers impressive speed and efficiency. Whether I’m multitasking, streaming, or handling demanding workloads, the performance is smooth and snappy. Plus, the 16GB RAM and 512GB storage provide plenty of power and space for all my needs. One of the biggest highlights is the incredible battery life—it lasts significantly longer than my previous laptop, making it ideal for on-the-go use. The Copilot+ AI features also add a nice touch, making productivity even more seamless. The Sapphire Blue color gives it a sleek, premium look, and the build quality is top-notch. Overall, this is a fantastic laptop for both work and play, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for power, portability, and efficiency in one package

The Galaxy Book4 Edge is super sleek and lightweight to carry to listing appointments. A big want for me was a touchscreen and I love it! It’s definitely fast with the Snapdragon chip and perfect for my everyday Real Estate work and multitasking. It's a great laptop if you want speed and style.

Nice, light, great screen and a good assortment of connection ports. Snapdragon is quick and the 16GB memory works well with it but if you are going to really press on the machine you might find the memory running low (which I did and opted for a 32gb version from another manufacturer because this one can't be upgraded).

The immersive 3K AMOLED screen is stunning, with 120hz refresh rate making the feedback very smooth. The screen size is also very good. The laptop’s sleek design and weight makes it very to carry around.

Beautiful screen, Fairly permormant. Does not flip all the way back like a yoga, but that's not terrible. It's not my daily driver, but it's quite useful. The screen is more fragile than I'd like

This computer is extremely fast. It has a smooth interface and moves from one program to another flawlessly. The OLED screen renders video very smooth, making watching movies or shows a great experience. It is light and the battery lasts a long time. I'm loving it.

Samsung knows how to make a laptop think sleek, light, and pack in top shelf amenities like high-re screen and audio. What really attracted me to machines was the light blue hue in the aluminum and very light weight. ultimately you're buying some of the latest tech from Snapdragon and I have heard of program compatibility issue due to the new architecture have low support since it's so new. I'm not going to pretend like I can walk you though all of the differences between MacOS, 64bit, and whatever X-Elite is based off of. There's reputable videos going over differences online. If you need a fast computer to browse the web, work in documents, consume come content, be light and provide a lot of sharp vivid content, this is your machine. Plus I'm sure integrates well with other Samsung produces (fridge, washer, watch, phone, their customer support lol)

I have had many laptops over the past 25 years. This one is by far the best one I have had. Light weight, fast. touch screen, great display, programmable somewhat. This one will last me for a long time.

The snapdragon X elite processor in this laptop makes opening programs, web pages, and files way quicker than the x86 processors laptops I have. The screen is amazing. The battery life is great. The build quality is great.

The screen is amazing for a laptop probably one of the best out there for the price. Running sime simple tasks like discord and google was a nice snappy experience. However with nothing running at all the device was showing 8/16GBs of the RAM being used in task manager. Quite odd that the system need half the available ram to run… nothing? Anyways the keyboard is nice the trackpad is very large and inconvenient at times i find myself needing to really angle my arms to get a good typing experience. Trying out a few programs like adobe and other creative tools they ran noticibly more sluggish than my previous MacBook. In the end I opted to just go for a used MacBook pro where I had better compatibility and specs available. This laptop isnt bad but it has a long way to go in terms of app compatibility.

This Samsung laptop is very slick. Screen is high end TV quality, sound is almost a mini surround system. Snapdragon is very high speed. I can run different programs at the same time with slowing down. However, the pad seems disproportionately large.

Bought it for my sister who is in school and it looks like the laptop is working well. She also said that battery life is also good. She uses it to do her schoolwork and also watching movies/tv series.

Other reviewers have already covered the major points, so I'm going to focus on what they missed. This thing is a perfect all-day workhorse for office work, development, IT, project management, multimedia, and can even handle some light gaming. The display is as good as anything in the industry, but Samsung's anti-reflective coating really sets it apart. To have the benefits of a glossy touch display but without the annoying reflections and glare is gamechanging. Another point overlooked by others is sleep. While Intel and AMD laptops have caught up quickly in ppwer efficiency and battery life to the X Elite, sleep can still be an issue. With an x86 laptop, every time you flip that lid closed and stick it in your bag, you are gambling that when you open it next time, that battery might be dead. With this laptop, I can put the laptop in my bag, never actually shutting down or hibernating, leave it for a week, come back to it, and every single time open the lid and it only lost a few percent battery if that, ready to work. And if you have a Samsung phone, the integration between phone and laptop goes several steps beyond Microsoft's phone link, and makes the experience seemless. It is comparable if not better than what you get in the Apple "ecosystem", and everything just works. My big complaint is I feel like I'm in an abusive relationship. My motherboard failed in about 8 months, I sent in to Samsung for repair, and it took a whole TWO WEEKS to get it back. They repaired it, but put several giant gouges in the lid of the laptop along with a big ugly scratch. Thankfully I have had many bad runins with Samsung warranty service so I documented EVERYTHING, including detailed video of every surface of the computer as I packed it and shipped it. Long story short, after getting a hold of the office of the president, they admitted to the damage and agreed to replace it. It dragged on for 2 more months after that, every week promising me 3-5 business days, until they finally made me an offer of $850, less than replacement value, and falling way short of making me whole, not even counting the time lost. As in previous similar occurances (almost every dealing with Samsung warranty) I am tajing them to court, and I will win as with previous cases, for the value of a replacement plus legal fees. It's a lot of work owning so many Samsung products. The company is downright evil and will gaslight and abuse its customers. Why do I keep coming back? Well, I guess the product is that good.