SAMSUNG 14″ Galaxy Book2 Business Laptop Computer,www.Amazon.com,Computers and Laptops

Great computer, great features, but we should have the option to remove pre install app like macaffe from the samsung app.The screen is very fragile, I had the computer only for about 6 months and i can see damages on the screen (my computer is on my desk most of the time, and I take the computer only 3 times-4 times a week to go to work so it’s fragile..). I guess this is the cost of doing a thin computer.It’s too bad because the computer is almost perfect.

What a great laptop! Screen is absolutely incredible; feather light. Highly recommended!

This is my first non-Mac computer in 15 years, and all I can say is Apple lost my business for not making a 15″ MacBook Air. Hopefully some day in the near future. The Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro is a wow machine though!!To have a like for like comparison I bought a MacBook Air (13.3″) and The Galaxy Book2 Pro (15.6″) together … and the 15.6″ Samsung is lighter than the 13.3″ MacBook Air!! Let that sink for a bit. The dog-eat-dog world has gotten so crazy that 15.6″ laptops have gotten lighter than 13.3″ Ultra-premium laptops!!! What a wonderful time to be alive :)About the Samsung Galaxy Book2Pro:The Pros:1. Great Display – Easily better than the MacBookAir (No, I don’t mean that the blacks are better, or picture is sharper. Just that a 15.6″ inch AMOLED display will any day blow away a 13.3″ inch Retina display. Not because is AMOLED is better than Retina, but that 15.6″ vs 13.3″ is a hump that you can not cross.2. Insanely light weight: This is perhaps the lightest laptop that I have handled. The fact that it is 15.6″ laptop is insane!3. Noise: I believe that there is a fan, however I have never heard it. So far I use it to Code – AI/ML and consume media (Hi-Def movies/Series)4. Keyboard and track-pad – High-quality keyboard and trackpad. I don’t click on the track-pad, but tap instead. That makes the experience ultra-premium and noiseless.5. Connections: While it is true that anyone plonking 4 figure $$ for a laptop, can also buy $20-$30 connectors, it does feel good to have a HDMI out built in along with 2 USB-Cs, 1 USB-A, and one micro-SD card. This an AHA moment – with the MicroSD card slot, you can expand your storage by orders of Terabytes as Micro-SD cards become increasingly cheaper.The meh:1. Battery life: – I am not one to drain my battery life entirely or reduce brightness to reduce recharge frequencies. As such I see that I have to recharge at the end of 8-9 hours. Not majorly complaining, but I would say that it will worsen with age.The Bad:1. The Stickers: It is down-right fugly when there are stickers on your laptop. I have one for energy star and one for Intel Evo. I wish these things would stop on Windows laptops.2. The speakers: I cant really hear a difference in loudness as compared to my MacBook Air, but these speakers are not very loud.3. The Hinge: The screen hinge wobbles (ever so slightly). It remains set once the angle screen angle is fixed, but I was disappointed to find screen-wobble, having come from the Mac-world.Overall – Is this a MacBook killer? – Depends. You can get a fully souped-up MacBook Air – 8 Core CPU and 8 Core GPU, 16GB Ram and 1 TB SSD for $1650 (at the time of writing). The Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro costed me about $1150. While the MacBook Air is fan-less, and will have more power and battery life – It will always be heavier than the Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro, and have a smaller screen, not to mention $500 more expensive. That is what it comes down to. I am going to keep this laptop, since as of now Apple has nothing to compete in the 15″ ultra-light, ultra-premium laptop space.