Galaxy Book4 Edge

I've owned: Galaxy Nexus (2012 - 2014) Galaxy A52 4G (2021 - 2023) Galaxy S23 (2023 - present) And I've never had a single reliability issue with any of them. Between the Galaxy Nexus and the A52 I had a Nokia Lumia 930 and two mid range Huawei phones, which were much worse in terms of reliability.

Microsoft is $35 of the $500 dollars laptop. How do you make a PC that feels like a Mac and works like a Mac at a $499 price point? Yes, the Neo is $599. But with the $100 discount for students, it’s $499. Are you going to put in a Snapdragon 8 Elite and expect it to run Windows? The Samsung Galaxy

For comparison with last generation - X1E-84 scores (Galaxy Book 4 Edge) ST ~2921 MT ~ 15503

Works decent enough on Gen X-Elite 88-100 chipset on the Galaxy Book 4 Edge for basic editing. I’m not a power user and rarely do any color grading. It was terribly slow with Fusion - the GPU is terrible.

It's good i bought it, oh mine is samsung galaxy book 4 edge, if it's not edge, just galaxy book 4, it's not ideal for ml and training models and stuff, just simple office and coding is all it can take

Hothardware has the reference scores ST scores for the X elite as being ~6% higher in cinebench 2024, and ~4% higher in geekbench 6. And this was in reference to the 80 watt unlocked reference chip, which was very unlikely to be the one used in the review machine- the Samsung Galaxy book 4 edge 16'.

I do full stack dev work on my X Elite chip (Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Edge) with 16GB of RAM. Most languages and tools are compiled for ARM at this point, at least in the JVM and .net worlds. Python can be hit or miss, since many libraries are wrappers for C that may or may not work, but that's an issu

I'm probably never buying another snapdragon computer (or samsung computer) in the near future. The galaxy book4 edge trade in amount is $31. Just for depreciation, I'm strongly considering getting a macbook next.

I've been using my Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Edge 16" (Snapdragon X Elite) for 10 months now, and the screen, battery usage, and performance for web surfing and watching movies are better than on Intel laptops. I don't use heavy programs or play games on it, so I have no complaints about the chip.

I just got my book5 pro, traded in a book4 edge for it. The edge could play WoW fine so I'd imagine the 5, with the 140 arc can play cs2 and lol even better. As for the screen breaking, I've owned 4 Samsung books now: the first galaxy book, the third, the Book 4 edge, and now the 5 pro (I'm a maniac