Samsung - Chromebook Pro 2-in-1 12.3" Touch-Screen Chromebook - Intel Core m3 - 4GB Memory - 64GB eMMC Flash Memory - Metallic Black
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Description
Features
Google Chrome OS
Automatically downloads and installs security and software updates, so you don't have to waste your time managing patches and waiting for restarts.
12.3" touch screen for hands-on control
2400 x 1600 native resolution. Energy-efficient LED backlight.
4GB system memory for basic multitasking
Adequate high-bandwidth RAM to smoothly run multiple applications and browser tabs all at once.
64GB eMMC flash memory
This ultracompact memory system is ideal for mobile devices and applications, providing enhanced storage capabilities, streamlined data management, quick boot-up times and support for high-definition video playback.
360° flip-and-fold design
Offers versatile functionality with laptop, audience, tabletop, presentation and tablet modes.
Built-in cloud support
Easily save your files to your Google Drive account for secure access wherever you go. You can also sync with your other devices running Chrome and even work offline when needed. Fees may apply.
Intel® HD Graphics 515
On-processor graphics with shared video memory provide everyday image quality for Internet use, basic photo editing and casual gaming.
Weighs 2.38 lbs. and measures 0.5" thin
Ultraportable design, featuring a smaller screen size and omitting the DVD/CD drive to achieve the compact form factor. Lithium-ion battery.
Bluetooth interface syncs with compatible devices
Wirelessly transfer photos, music and other media between the laptop and your Bluetooth-enabled cell phone or MP3 player, or connect Bluetooth wireless accessories.
2 USB Type-C ports
To maximize performance on the latest high-speed devices.
Built-in media reader for simple photo transfer
Supports microSD memory card formats.
Dual-band wireless network connectivity
Built-in high-speed wireless LAN built into the screen, so it connects to your network or hotspots on all current Wi-Fi standards in both laptop and tablet modes.
Built-in HD webcam with microphone
Makes it easy to video chat with family and friends or teleconference with colleagues over Google Hangouts or other popular applications.
Built-in virus protection and Google products
Work, play and do right out of the box with Search, Gmail, Talk, YouTube and Hangouts, then personalize with the Chrome Web Store. Multiple layers of protection defend against viruses and malware.
Additional port
Headphone/microphone combo jack.
Note: This Chromebook does not include a built-in DVD/CD drive.
Intel, Pentium, Celeron, Core, Atom, Ultrabook, Intel Inside and the Intel Inside logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.
What's Included
Samsung Chromebook Pro 510C24I
Power adapter
Manuals & Guides
User Manual (PDF)
Key Specs
- Screen Size12.3 inches
- Screen Resolution2400 x 1600
- Touch ScreenYes
- Processor ModelIntel Core m3
- Storage TypeeMMC
- Total Storage Capacity64 gigabytes
- System Memory (RAM)4 gigabytes
- Battery TypeLithium-ion
- 2-in-1 DesignYes
- Backlit KeyboardNo
General
- Product NameChromebook Pro 2-in-1 12.3" Touch-Screen Chromebook - Intel Core m3 - 4GB Memory - 64GB eMMC Flash Memory
- BrandSamsung
- Model NumberXE510C24-K04US
Display
- Screen Size12.3 inches
- Screen Resolution2400 x 1600
- Touch ScreenYes
Processor
- Processor BrandIntel
- Processor ModelIntel Core m3
- Processor Model NumberN3060
Storage
- Storage TypeeMMC
- Total Storage Capacity64 gigabytes
- eMMC Capacity64 gigabytes
- Hard Drive AcceleratorNone
Memory
- System Memory (RAM)4 gigabytes
- Type of Memory (RAM)DDR3L SDRAM
- Number of Memory Sticks Included1
- System Memory RAM Expandable To4 gigabytes
Compatibility
- Operating SystemChrome OS
Power
- Battery TypeLithium-ion
Camera
- Front-Facing CameraYes
Features
- 2-in-1 DesignYes
- Backlit KeyboardNo
- Media Card ReaderYes
- Speaker TypeStereo speakers
Dimensions
- Product Height0.5 inches
- Product Width11.1 inches
- Product Depth8.7 inches
Certifications & Listings
- ENERGY STAR CertifiedNo
- EPEAT QualifiedNo
Included
- Included SoftwareArtCanvas
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - PartsNot available
- Manufacturer's Warranty - LaborNot available
Other
- UPC887276242569
Customer reviews
Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars with 260 reviews
(260 customer reviews)to a friend
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great
||Posted .This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.Grandson loves it it is s great laptop would recommend it
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Very fast and super easy to use, very happy!
||Posted .This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.I've replaced my main laptop and have basically made it a permanent at home only computer that's always on, essentially a desktop computer if you will. I now use my new Samsung Chromebook Pro as my travel, work and go to personal computer and use it a majority of the time. You can still do basically everything you can on regular computer, especially being most stiff I do nowadays is online based. I can still run practically full version office products on there for the few times I need Microsoft Word or Excel. Add I can even run android apps and ability to use the Crossover app and can even do a few windows or exe files if need be and it is now everything I may ever need. So glad I made the decision to go with this particular chromebook. I've already recommended it to several people including family. Very lightweight and for a fraction of other competitor laptops that are lightweight two in one type computers.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 4 out of 5 stars
Great little laptop, a bit expensive?
||Posted .This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.I've been using premium (i.e. Apple) laptops for years and now find that there are a number of manufacturers that can really put together a nice piece. The screen and portability are terrific, as are the array of apps out of Google Play Store - though note that not all of which are optimized for a 12.3" screen (including the Best Buy App, weird). I really like that it is lightning fast and ridiculously portable - we're using it for an iPad replacement. And it works very well for reading, watching, browsing, emailing and app using. I can't decide if I think that its pricey though. An iPad would cost as much or more - while an iPad would be of better build quality, it has a smaller screen and no-keyboard. After going through a couple of iPads I really have no use for them anymore. Very portable laptops/2-in-1's are the way to go. I bought a $550 HP Windows laptop for my son recently - that also has really strong build quality and is more powerful as its Windows 10. Seems like he can do more for about the same price point and has an HDMI output. So I think that in the end the $499 sale price that I got this Samsung for could be cheaper but I'm very much enjoying it and honestly the overall investment is still minimal and in the ballpark of a keyboardless iPad
I would recommend this to a friendRated 4 out of 5 stars
Recommend over the plus by a mile.
||Posted .This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.Originally I purchased the Samsung Chromebook Plus around Thanksgiving and while I like the keyboard, appearance and use of the Plus, I was having issues with websites crashing on a regular basis. Was unsure why and checking on line boards no one was able to clarify why this was happening. Negatives of the Pro Chromebook: Speakers suck. Sound quality is weak. Lack of a backlit keyboard is a negative. USB C over any HDMI or USB Mini.... Build quality is good but its a Samsung so I am not holding my breath that it will be durable... After a period of time i returned the Plus and spent the extra $$$ for the Pro and I am glad I did. It has resolved most of the issues with regard to web site crashes. Its more stable and functional and I like the Black color over the Silver of the Plus. If I was debating between the Plus and the Pro, I'd go for the Pro. If I was deciding between a Chromebook and a Windows PC, I would go with the Chromebook. I had too many issues with SpyWare, Viruses and Crashes with Windows and rarely see any with this device. Again Pro over Plus, Pro over WIndows PC. Any ?'s
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Smooth, fast, beautiful, useful.
||Posted .This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.It's got Android Apps and they all work very well (those I've tried). I like to know I don't have to unsheathe my phone to do some things. Its screen is second to none. Sometimes I find myself in awe of its crispness. It's very light, which is great for tablet mode, and the lid magnetically clasps to the back for a secure closure-- nice attention to detail. I have an old desktop at home for when I must use Windows on the Chromebook-- I just remote in with Chrome Remote Desktop and it's seamless. I also have the Late 2017 13" hp Spectre x360 with 16GB Ram; 512 nvme SSD; 8th Gen i7 and I prefer to use the Samsung Pro. Seriously, it's a perfect middle-ground between a phone and a laptop. It never stutters with its measly 4GB of RAM. And did I mention its beauty!?
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
High quality chromebook. Great for college.
||Posted . Owned for 1 year when reviewed.This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.I love this laptop! I use it for college and the charge lasts me the entire day 9am - 2am (on a busy day). It's kind of hard to use the touch screen filter because my arm keeps hitting random things on the screen, but as a laptop, I would highly recommend. It is lightweight and has a lot of cool functions. Only complaint I have is that if too many applications are open, it can make the laptop lag a little. But still functions well with a lot of tabs open, which is more important for me when I'm writing essays & doing research. It's also lightweight and small so it doesn't hurt my shoulder when I'm on the go and fits into my purses. My niece is now using this computer for online school (she's in middle school) and it functions well. Also, she downloaded some app to draw / edit and the stylus is really handy for her hobbies. Hope this review helps!
I would recommend this to a friendRated 4 out of 5 stars
Great 2-in-1 for general use
||Posted .This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.This Chrome book is POWERFUL combination of hardware and optimized software. I use it for daily browsing, emails, youtube videos. I like the included stylus albeit narrower than a regular pen, is useful in jotting down quick notes or sign documents. I have noticed issues with Google Chrome in accessing public wifi. The captive portal for hotels sometimes is blocked by the ChromeOS and you end up not being able to access online content with Chromebook. I think, this is a ChromeOS issue. The keyboard is OK and gets the job done. However, the lack of back light and limited key travel is a bummer. The screen is the STAR of this Chromebook. Everything looks vibrant on this chrome book and I really enjoy working on it. The Black color catches oils and it shows finger prints. It blends in like a decent business laptop/tablet hybrid. I wish the web cam software was somewhat usable. Google needs to fix this issue for chromebooks in general. I also feel that there needs to be better options for lightweight photo and video editing available to the Chromebooks to make them more versatile.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 2 out of 5 stars
Descent quality but poor design
||Posted .This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.This chromebook has some very poor design choices that really ruin it's overall descent quality. I will probably be returning it due to it's design shortcomings. As it is, it's not worth the premium chromebook pricetag of 500+ dollars. If it were closer to 300 maybe 350 at most, then I could accept it's flaws. First, I'll start off with the good parts. It does feel like a good build quality. It feels solid in my hand, doesn't flex a lot or make me feel like I'm going to break it just by opening the lid. There is some flex below the screen where the screen bezel meets the aluminum body, but none anywhere else. The display does look good as most samsung device displays do. The very high ppi ratio really makes everything crisp and vivid. It has relatively good viewing angles and the colors look pretty good. The built in digitizer and pen is a nice touch. If you like to hand write notes on a tablet, or draw sketches and such, I'm sure you'll find it useful. Being included in the body makes it really convenient to always have the pen on hand. It also has some pressure sensitivity to it which surprised me with such a small pen. That is about where the good points stop. Now to get to the bad stuff. This first one I will admit could be the fault of chrome OS. I'm not sure yet, I might play around with it some more before I return it but haven't put much time in it since there are so many other things that are deal breakers for me. The high resolution of the screen is wasted with default setup and settings. Pages are zoomed in so far that it makes you feel like you are using a display with a resolution lower than a 1366 x 768 (common resolution for the cheaper chromebooks). For example, if you go to hangouts.google.com,, the conversation list on the left takes up nearly 40% of the width of th screen with default settings. Next up on the list of bad things, the speakers. Now I know you can't expect great speakers in such a small thin device. But beyond them being bad quality, the placement of them is really bad. They are on the bottom of the keyboard portion of the laptop. This means, when you are listening to something in laptop mode, the sound is muffled as it's projected downward into whatever the laptop is sitting on. If you are using it in a tent configuration, this is honestly the best configuration for how the speakers are configured. Your sound will be further away from you than the screen, but it at least won't be muffled. In full tablet mode, the speakers are muffled by the screen itself. Overall, just a poor design choice to put them on the bottom, making them really only effective in one configuration. I've seen other chromebooks that project the sound out the sides and IMO this is a much better solution. While the sound is projected sideways, it at least isn't muffled in any configuration. Then there is the battery. The battery life on this laptop seems really low for this class of chromebook. Under my initial testing, I'm getting less than 6 hours of general use watching videos and browsing the web. Samsung claims 8.5 hours, I can only see that happening if you are going to very basic plain text web pages and no videos or heavy content at all. Most chromebooks in this price range claim 10+ hours. And lastly, the biggest deal breaker for me, the keyboard. It's down right horrible. The keys don't have much travel at all and feel very spongy. The keyboard is also slightly undersized, more so on the width cutting some keys short, like the backspace key. This thing is not appealing to type on in the least bit. And to me that is a problem, because I was looking at a chromebook to have something that I could do some tasks involving typing on. If I just wanted something to browse webpages only I'd get a tablet. The keyboard is squished like this because of Samsung going with the 3:2 aspect ration that it likes to use on it's devices. On this device currently, I see no appeal to this aspect ratio. So overall, I cannot recommend this chromebook to anyone really. There are other options for the same price range or cheaper that are superior in most aspects. I think the only thing this chromebook really has over the competition is the beautiful display due to the high resolution.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Q: Questionis the Chromebook solid state?
Asked by Alexander.
- A:Answer The Chromebook is in the strictest sense a solid state device. However, if you're referring to its hard drive, the 64Gb drive (or 32Gb) is not an SSD (solid state drive), but is listed as an eMMC (embedded multi-media card) which is slightly slower than an SSD, but probably not noticeable to us mere non-geek mortals.
Answered by JimW
Q: QuestionIs there anything a person can not do with Google Chrome Operating System that Windows or Apple would be able to do. I was thinking about a word processor or a photo viewer or something else I'm not thinking of. Should be able to find an app for these.
Asked by Sputnik.
- A:Answer Good question, just had my pro for a week and just happen to have a list: The chromebook can't perform operations that require drivers and can't be run directly from USB. For example, playback of surveillance camera footage on a swann dvr is not possible although the live streaming app (originally designed for android phones) works fine. Certain programs require software operating on a windows pc in order to perform wifi sync between the android phone and another android device. Since the phone apps that are installed on the chromebook using the googleplay store are phone apps which have been adapted for chromebook, they will not sync between the chromebook and android phone directly. If you shoot videos on a typical digital camera it will be in .avi format. Chromebook will not play those videos at all unless converted to another format using a complex file-by-file process. If you have an older printer that is connected to your windows pc using a usb cable i.e. it is not connected to wifi or LAN network then you can't print to it directly nor with Google Cloud. If you have Excel or Word documents, that you transfer over to your chromebook, say with a usb dongle, then you can read them but not edit unless you pay subscription to Microsoft. They call it 365 or some such. You can't import your Excel spreadsheets to Google sheets if the Excel spreadsheet has password protection because Google sheets has no password protection feature. The usb-c charging connector and charging cable are not compatible with the usb connectors your house is filled with. You must buy an adapter cable. I still like the chromebook pro very much, just be sure to do your homework before springing for any chromebook. I'll write a review later.
Answered by MulberryPickles
Q: QuestionDoes this item include the S pen?
Asked by Ted1735.
- A:Answer Yes, I use it a lot, It's built right in. There are also many other pens available if you prefer the feel of a full size pen or even a pencil.
Answered by Steve
Q: QuestionDoes this laptop have a backlit keyboard?
Asked by ballerina.
- A:Answer no backlit keyboard
Answered by Myfirstchromebook
Q: QuestionWhat is that in the small package which comes with the Chromebook? There is a metal clip and 5 small "arrows". Does this have something to do with the pen?
Asked by Conservinator.
- A:Answer These are extra points for the pen and the tool to remove them.
Answered by RoTTerM
Q: QuestionCould any owner state appr. How many hours for battery life? I heard from 3 to 5. Is this correct? Thanks.
Asked by Ramasoft.
- A:Answer i am getting 6-7 hours.
Answered by jack
Q: QuestionDoes it have a USB port that I can plug a flash drive into or do I have to buy an external drive?
Asked by Fay.
- A:Answer Hello Fay, this unit does have 2 USB ports. ^Britt
Answered by Samsung
Q: QuestionCan this be connected to an external monitor? What is the screen aspect ratio?
Asked by Guy.
- A:Answer Yes, and it's 3:2.
Answered by Kevin