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Samsung Galaxy Book Flex 15 review

Samsung Galaxy Book Flex 15 review

Posted on May 5, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Samsung Galaxy Book Flex 15 has a mega-bright QLED display and a show-stopping stylus

The Samsung Galaxy Book Flex 15 (reviewed at $1,399) is a blue-hued, 2-in-1 head-turning laptop that will rock your world with a built-in, show-stealing S Pen that attracts all the attention.

Taking notes (pun unintended) from its successful Galaxy Note smartphone series, Samsung packed a pizazz-filled, entertaining layer of stylus fun for artistic creatives, scribble-happy students and note-taking professionals.
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