Samsung - Galaxy Chromebook 2 360 12.4" LED 2-in-1 Touch Screen Laptop - Intel Celeron- 4GB Memory -Intel UHD Graphics- 128GB - Silver

I bought two of these for my children and they loveeee it. They are usually on a device for a little and then get off but they have been using it everyday. They are so impressed with the touchscreen feature.

this is a great compact 2 in 1 good size portable best chromebook i have used then i can great that i can screenshot things

It gets the job done!easy interface,love the folding options

Samsung Chromebook 2 360 is a nice little Chromebook that gets the job done. For schooling needs, this Chromebook 2 360 is first of all lightweight enough to carry around with you for the Majority of the day. Considering that you can also use it in tablet mode that doesn’t weigh you down. The design is very nice and feels durable in the hands. Silver and black work well with the design of the laptop. Samsung Logo laced in silver trim and the colorful Chromebook logo on board. I like the way it looks honestly and it feels super good to type on with keystrokes. Nice and clicky that indicates the response. The touchpad feels fine with decent feeling clicks and scrolling. Not my favorite touchpad in the world though. The keyboard is spill-resistant and again this device will keep up with durability. The gorgeous screen size is 12.4 inches @ 2560x1600 and it looks phenomenal, especially for working or schooling. The 16:10 display as usual looks fantastic when web surfing on this device. The screen itself gets extremely bright so you definitely can work on the go in daylight. They aren’t lying when they say it’s dazzling. Brightness goes up to 350 nits. The best thing about the Galaxy Chromebook 2 360 is the display. Especially using it in tablet mode as the bezels and very thin around. It is a touchscreen. Storage is at 128GBs with a Micro SD card slot on the side of the device. Also on ports on the device is 2x USB Type C ports and a 1xUSB Type-A port. Used one of the USB-C ports to connect a display and it worked just fine. The lack of HDMI for school projects is a miss but USB-C to me makes up for it. Bluetooth and Wifi 6 are on board and the Wifi is very speedy on here jumping right into things on the internet. Oh, and a headphone jack is on board the device. Battery life is GOOD. It did keep up with me for the 6-8 hours. Turning up the brightness will bring those hours down but using at mid brightness was fine. Charges up extremely fast as well so I could just keep going. The camera was just ok and it works well @ 720p. It’s not outstanding and not much to talk about but it is here. It’s a 2 in 1 so you have the variations of standing modes: Laptop mode, Tent Mode, Tablet Mode, and Presentation mode. All did just fine on a table. I will say the sound also is just ok, Good enough to hear but I wouldn’t get my hopes up if you are expecting better than expected sound. I wasn’t able to test some of the Galaxy ecosystem features that are on this device like nearby sharing and or Phone hub as I using iOS but I have used Android devices before and they should work fine with these features. Gives you the ability to text or turn on the hotspot data from the Galaxy Chromebook. Some of the things I don’t enjoy about The Galaxy Chromebook 2 360; No backlight keyboard on this one and that’s a shame because it would have benefited from having one. Long nights studying when the lights are off would have been a nice touch. Also, we need to talk about the performance of the device because I don’t consider it that speedy at all. It will do tasks great such as browsing the web, Shopping, YouTube, Studying research, listening to music, and things of that nature. But the Intel Celeron N4500 processor seems to just struggle with the 4GB a bit. Maybe it’s just me but tablet mode is still a little jarring switching rotation. And playing tablet games hitches every now and then depending on how graphically intensive it may be. I understand it’s not designed for that so I won’t fault it. More performance would still be desired. Pricing is also maybe a problem for some seeing how you can get other types of machines similarly priced But for a Chromebook I feel it’s right where it needs to be. Samsung made a nice Chromebook I can see being used for homework and such. It’s Samsung's efforts into doing a 2 in 1 Chromebooks and I don’t think anyone looking for this would be disappointed. ChromeOS for the most part runs smooth but wished it just had more than 4GB of Ram. This is a perfect laptop device if you need a Chromebook going forward, especially for students. While it seems a little “basic” for Samsung it’s honestly a good device. The Galaxy Chromebook 2 360 isn’t the fastest at all but it’s good and it gives you the 2 in 1 form factor someone may need or enjoy. I would recommend it to a friend or family member who would be looking for a Chromebook. Great device.

Good so far (a week or so in). Fast and reliable for the amount of work that I am asking of it.

I'm liking this chromebook a lot. It feels very sturdy (don't know if its all made of aluminun but it certainly feels like so) and compact. They include a charger with a type C Usb cable with it. Setup was a breeze, if you have already a google (gmail) account, you just sign up with it and enter your credentials. In my case, it downloaded some apps I already had on my phone. Chrome OS is fast and light. Has a lot of apps that are native, however you can also download apps from the Play store that are designed for phones and/or tablets and most work fine. It will ask you if you want to open those apps in phone or tablet mode. I choose most of them in tablet mode, as this laptop can convert to a tablet, just by turning the keyboard all the way to the back, as soon as it detects it moves all the way (has hinges, the keyboard is non detachable) it will engage tablet mode (the screen is touch sensitive). As a tablet, I must say it's useable, but its a little heavy (due the keyboard and the hefty battery, which I must mention, on a light use, it lasted me around 8 to 10 hours, with heavy use, like watching videos etc, around 6 to 8 hours). Using it on a regular basis for productivity (very nice for a soho or a student) its very snappy and responsive. The only time I felt like it was lagging a little bit was when I was installing multiple apps at the same time, but that was just at that time. The screen is large, bright and the colors are vibrant, really liked it to watch Youtube on the go! The keyboard is very useable, the only con is that is not backlit, but when using it at night I turned it into tablet mode and I could use the on screen keyboard. In terms of IO, it has 2 Type C USB ports (you can charge it with one of them), one Type A USB superspeed port, a Micro SD reader and a Kensington lock. There is a volume rocker and a power switch. There is also a mini jack for headphones. Very simple and plenty of ports. I highly recommend this Chromebook for students and for a small office at home, you can get productive with it enjoying the Google ecosystem.

This is a Great Chromebook for students. At first hand it looked kinda cheap to me. Very “plastic”if that makes sense. For $450 it should feel somewhat expensive. Anyway, the set up was easy and I had no issues. It connected right away with my WIFI. It runs pretty smooth. The keyboard to me it feels surprisingly satisfying and very precise. The touchscreen navigation was on point and easy to Maneuver around. The screen resolution is crystal clear making it enjoyable to watch movies or youtube videos. Battery life is amazing and will hold up for several hours. It also charges really quick. This chromebook has 2 type C ports one USB and one earphone jack. It also has an micro sd card port. It already has 128GB so there’s plenty of storage for all your needs. The sound quality is ok. Speakers don’t get super loud. But it does the job. This chromobook has the ability to turn into Tablet mode. Overall this is a great Laptop for a student. The price seems a bit high for me since I do feel this is a basic laptop.

This new Samsung Galaxy 2 in 1 chromebook is perfect for school, pretty basic laptop/ tablet very light (2.82 pounds), battery last long hours as expected, the best feature is flipping to the 360 hinge tent mode to use the laptop like you would use a tablet. The intel celeron processor with a 2.8 gigahertz it’s pretty fast ,the 12.4 touch screen has a Crystal clear HD display. Chrome OS system operating system works great on this small laptop, perfect for school or travel, good 720p facing camera with built in microphone, fast wifi connection, Bluetooth connection and headphone Jack, the speakers ( 2) are located on the bottom of the laptop and they’re not that loud There’s three USB ports one type A and two type Cand it also has a media card reader. 128GB storage it’s great storage space for school files, work files, music, videos or apps. The only downside is there’s no backlit keyboard if you use the laptop in the dark and wants to use the laptop instead of flipping it to tablet, other than that it’s a great compact laptop/ tablet to care around.