Galaxy Book3 Pro

I am using Galaxy Book3 pro for personal use and GB2 Pro for work and no single issue described by OP

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

Congrats! It's a great device, super versatile. Oftentimes the screen cracks due to repeated stress from opening the screen using the corner of the laptop. Doing so causes the screen to flex a ton, which can induce stress and cracks in the glass over time. To avoid this, always open the screen from

They gave me a Galaxy Book3 Pro as work laptop and I'm very happy with it

I did a clean install on my book3 pro a couple days ago, wiped the recovery. Samsung settings installed from windows update. Samsung update from MS store .keyboard shortcuts work. I posted about the install. Works fine, really needed it.

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