Galaxy Book4 Edge

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

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

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

I have the Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge 16-inch. My wife has the Yoga Slim 7x. We bought them coming out of the gate, and aside from gaming (I'm in games, so I was very interested in seeing how things would run) we had virtually no teething troubles. Since then, the gaming situation has gotten a LOT be

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

Samsung galaxy book 4/Samsung galaxy book 4 edge (enough for high end coding, Python and R), paired with a cheapo 2026 samsung phone and 30K-35K ka RUERTU e-ink tablet for distraction free note taking (culmination of months of research pe i finalised on these three things), around 1.2L padega kharch

never said it has no baggage at all. and the OS is optimized to work on thin and light imacs and macbook airs, unlike windows which is meant for chonky desktops that sip a lot of wattage. You do realise that Windows on ARM is a thing, right? Or do you keep the perception that all Windows devices are

What applications do you need for coding? Assuming you don’t have specific needs that would cause compatibility issues, you could try the new snapdragon galaxy books. They’re pretty highly rated in consumer reports (which is slanted towards some niche criteria admittedly). Still, I borrowed one for

I have this laptop “SAMSUNG Galaxy Book4 Edge 15.6" Laptop, Copilot+ PC - Snapdragon X, 256 GB UFS, Sapphire Blue”. Runs great. Was £450.