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Samsung Galaxy Book Review: Too Many Compromises | Digital Trends

Posted on January 7, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Samsung is more committed than ever to making a laptop that lives up to the pedigree of the Galaxy brand. The Galaxy Book Pro came close, though, with its ultrathin chassis and vivid OLED screen. But can a cheaper, more basic version of that laptop have the same effect?The Samsung Galaxy Book I tested was technically the “for business” model, though it’s nearly identical to the consumer model on the hardware side of things.
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