Samsung – Galaxy Book4 Ultra 16″ AMOLED Touch Screen Laptop – Intel Core Ultra 7 – 16GB Memory – NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 – 1TB SSD – Moonstone Gray
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Samsung – Galaxy Book4 Ultra 16″ AMOLED Touch Screen Laptop – Intel Core Ultra 7 – 16GB Memory – NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 – 1TB SSD – Moonstone Gray Prices
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Catapult your creativity to the next level with the ultra powerful Galaxy Book4 Ultra. This laptop provides ultimate power for your most intense processing needs, along with a stunning display, and it seamlessly connects to your other Galaxy devices. Whether you’re working on your latest 3D model or coding and then playing your own game, this beast of a device comes with the latest Intel Core Ultra processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics card to help you conquer your most complicated and graphics intensive tasks. You can pack up and work from virtually anywhere, because all this power comes in a surprisingly thin and lightweight design. The Samsung heritage of screen quality comes to life in a big way on the 16
MichaelF –
It was great straight of the box! I have always purchased Inspiron Laptops for the durability and relaiblity. When Dell cut their offerings on Number pad laptops, I had to go shopping. I have this computer for 4 weeks, I love it!
DKNW –
I was really excited for this laptop with the Intel Core Ultra CPU for their efficiency cores. I travel a lot for work so battery life is super important, but also appreciate the ability to play some games back at the hotel. + Screen is gorgeous + Felt light for its size + I didn’t hear any fan noise during the day +/- I’m realistically going to get 8 hours of battery doing work and 6-7hrs before feeling worried about finding a power outlet. I don’t need to do anything intense on my machine, just lots of Microsoft Office stuff, gmail and video meetings. Most of the online reviewers use benchmarking tools like Modern Office, or run netflix related streaming tests for battery life, but that did really cover my use case. +/- I miss windows hello with camera, but the fingerprint reader is real fast +/- Giant touchpad almost seems too big – Teams and Zoom calls drained battery fast. I’m usually going to be connected to a powerline if I’m taking video calls, but if I had to take 3hrs of virtual meetings, I’d probably be done. – After hitting 15% I plugged in and got to 38% in 30 minutes while working. Had hoped for a little better with the 140w charger. – Turns out I really dislike offset keyboards because of the numpad. I didn’t realize how much I used the arrow keys at work and I’m having trouble overcoming muscle memory – The keys are more noticeably shallow than they are in the showroom when you’re standing. WASD gaming is painful. – I didn’t set up a HW monitor for wattages, but system is really throttled when running games on battery
AaronNotBot –
Great computer so far. A little disappointed the S Pen doesn’t work with the Book 4 Ultra even though Samsung help bot said it did. It wasn’t until I bought the S Pen Creator Edition which Best Buy told me worked with the computer, that I had to spend 30 min waiting for a real person at Samsung to tell me that in fact the Book 4 Ultra does not support the S Pen. Of course this was all discovered after I couldn’t return it for the Book 4 Pro 360. Still baffles me why all the Book 4’s except the most expensive, is compatible with the S Pen. So 4 stars for the company and Best Buy for not specifically saying the Ultra 4 does not support the S Pen instead of having misleading wording on their website and bot helper.