The Galaxy Book4 Pro is a resolutely high-end ultraportable with an impeccable finish, with little to envy of Apple’s MacBook Air. It has an exceptional Oled panel, a solid Intel Core Ultra, and should above all surprise with its autonomy.
Beautiful, stylish and particularly well finished, the Samsung Galaxy Book4 Pro appears to be a resolutely high-end machine. It combines an impressive number of advantages: an excellent Oled panel, a comfortable keyboard, rather rich connectivity for an ultraportable and an Intel platform that is both solid and energy efficient, almost as much as the MacBook Air. This will undoubtedly help to pass the monetary pill, which is also resolutely “premium”.
Strong points
- Design and finish.
- Well calibrated Oled panel.
- Rather rich and varied connectivity.
- Core Ultra 7 performance.
- Autonomy.
Weak points
- Soldered memory.
- No wifi 7.
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Alternatively
The Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 15 ticks almost all the boxes: its impressive chassis makes no compromises, whether on performance or autonomy, and the screen is very well made, with faithful colors and effective anti-reflective treatment . We simply regret the definition of the panel lower than that of the best laptops on this point.