Samsung
Galaxy Book4 Edge
Based on 96 Reddit mentions
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Snapdragon - X
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.
Vegetable_Row_8484 in r/SnapdragonLaptops
May 19, 2026 8:04 AM
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Are Galaxy Books as bad as people make it out to be?
I have the galaxy book 4 edge. It's a really nice laptop in most respects. Weaker on battery life than other Snapdragon laptops, due to a relatively small battery, but still quite capable, good if not top of the line performance. Top of the line screen, fine but unexciting keyboard. Good integration
...AuthoringInProgress in r/GalaxyBook
February 14, 2026 12:29 AM
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Snapdragon - X
Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Edge 14" here. Use about the year. Use it every day for play something like battledoads, fortnite, sudden strike 4; for programming - not much heavy but should say ai agents works better on that book comparing another without npu. Screen just insane specially for such warm sunn
...starostin13 in r/SnapdragonLaptops
May 19, 2026 10:17 AM
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Traveling with Galaxy Book 14 vs 16 inch - Experiences?
I've traveled with both the 16-inch Samsung Galaxy Book3 360 and 14-inch Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge (snapdragon). While the 16-inch was the best for my work (that screen!) and reading, it’s just so thin that I’m always afraid I might snap it lol! Right now, I’m using the 14-inch version, which I take
...bloodspeed in r/GalaxyBook
April 15, 2026 7:28 PM
2
Galaxy Book 4 Edge or Surface Laptop 13.8" 2025 or Macbook?
The Air M1, thanks to its stability and predictability, would be the best choice. But it’s already 5 years old, has a 60Hz IPS display, and you’d need to get familiar with macOS. Although there’s a lot of native Windows ARM software, stability isn’t guaranteed. Plus, some software plugins only work
...Slava_Tr in r/laptops
March 7, 2026 11:21 PM
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If I give you this laptop , what will you use it for? 🤔
It is a Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Edge 14", a very decent laptop. I have the 16" version, which is very good for web surfing but not for heavy tasks. It's an ARM laptop, so not every software is supported, though. 3k hdr amoled display is perfect for movies
Vegetable_Row_8484 in r/DeskToTablet
March 14, 2026 3:52 PM
1
are refurbished even worth considering?
If it's a Best buy or somewhere with a good return policy. Sometimes things don't go as planned. Maybe Amazon as well. Edit: I got a refurbished Galaxy book 4 edge off amazon for around 600$ a few months ago that was minty. It was the 1tb x elite model. The 16" OLED display is beautiful. I think I g
...JuJusFury in r/laptops
March 17, 2026 10:45 PM
1
Conseil ordinateur portable
Si tu n'as pas d'iphone, le Samsung book4 edge 14 sera probablement plus confortable que le MacBook neo avec très bonne autonomie, écran mat, écran plus grand, plus de mémoire et disque, pavé numérique... Je l'ai pris pour ma compagne. https://www.boulanger.com/ref/1231842
MajorMeasurement8589 in r/france
April 4, 2026 2:58 PM
1
Galaxy book 4 edge reviews
I bought Galaxy Book 4 edge (Snapdragon X Plus processor, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB storage) and for day to day tasks it's absolutely amazing, very silent and lightweight, screen is awesome, the battery is easily holding a day and a half, obviously depending on what you do. I was also playing games on it (T
...FunAddOne in r/GalaxyBook
September 6, 2025 8:40 AM
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Looking for a 14" lightweight work laptop (great battery, keyboard, screen) — ~€1200 max (EU)
You could look into Galaxy book 4 edge 14 inches. It has the snapdragon efficient chip all your things will work on that and I think it’s an amoled display. It does have excellent battery life only downside is no usb a port only 2 usb c an sd card reader and hdmi as far as I remember
Appropriate-gamer in r/laptops
October 24, 2025 8:37 PM
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