Galaxy Book3 Pro

I’ve had a galaxy book3 pro 360 for about 3 years now and I have never had an issue with rhe screen. I put it in a backpack every day and certainly do not baby it or take special care not to break it. The screen is in perfect condition.

I'll 100% get down voted for this opinion. There's a lot of negativity in the comments here, but it's perfectly possible to run models on a laptop and fast enough at modest resolutions! Memory management has improved, more models can be sliced and offloaded with less vram than it used to take. Howev

Honestly it's dire, it's either closed source firmware blobs or low performance, choose your poison! If you want actually acceptable 2500+ single thread and 10000+ multi threading on CPUbenchmark and 8gb ram so a modern browser is snappy, recycling and old laptop motherboard is the only way to go wi

I just got my new (new to me) Galaxy Book3 pro. The book 6 just dropped, so mine is 3 generations back. I upgraded from the original Book Pro. Both my new and old laptop had a OLED display, but the new one is even more vibrant and sharper (higher DPI). Its actually pretty incredible how good looking

I didn't get the Kamvas Studio 16. I ended up getting a Samsung Galaxy Book3 Pro 360 16in that was on sale. It ended up serving what I needed even though it is a laptop. It also came with a stylus that was okay, though I ended up getting a Wacom One stylus that was not only compatible, but had bette

Absolutely, even 5:4 is more natural for actual work or even just web browsing. I can't physically see all of a wide-screen monitor at once. The only time I've felt the compromise was kinda worth it was a 16:10 ratio on a used Samsung Galaxy Book3 Pro 360. They're so cheap second hand at cex in the

I've read over the years that this has been a rather common issue across generations of the model. It certainly isn't a recent surge. I've got a Galaxy Book3 Pro and fortunately my screen has been fine for the years that I've owned it. Nevertheless I do pay for Care+.

MASSIVE issue and sadly very very common. I was gutted when it happened to my Book3 Pro as everything else I love about it. I wouldn't mind if I dropped it or sat on the lid but I closed the lid. Opened it again a few hours later and it had a crack. And worst of all is that the display and lid come

I've had a Galaxy Book3 Pro 360 for almost two years, and I love it. I used it for college; it's held up very well. It's durable and has a beautiful screen. I love how it folds; you can easily watch movies on it. The battery life is decent—it'll probably last about four hours. It's a quick computer,

Ah yes, the remote-designer special — when the GPU and CPU don’t matter as much as those sweet, inky blacks and vibrant colors 🌈🖥️ If you’re mostly connecting remotely and just want a stellar OLED display, you’ve actually got some fun options: ASUS Zenbook 14X OLED – Lightweight, premium, and the OLE