A review of the Samsung galaxy book2 pro 360 laptop

Ultrabooks have become increasingly competitive over the last few years, and the Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 360 Laptop is no different. Ultrabooks are available in a variety of sizes, battery life, and power levels. 

Samsung has been producing extremely thin ultrabooks for the past few years known as Galaxy Books. These ultrabooks are designed for productivity and battery life, as well as having powerful hardware.

There are two sizes of Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 360 available, 13' and 15' with optional 360-degree hinges and touch screens. Testing is being conducted on the top tier 15' touch screen unit priced at 1999.99 CAD. 

Unboxing the Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 360 is a little different from unboxing other laptops. In addition to the laptop picture and specifications, the box itself has branding throughout. 

The first thing you notice as soon as you open the box is the laptop itself enclosed in a cloth-like material to prevent scratches from occurring. 

There is also a 65-Watt power brick, a 6-foot USB type C to type C charging cable, paperwork, and an S Pen, which you can use on the Galaxy Book's touchscreen. The charging cable could be a little longer, so you don't have to sit near the outlet as often when charging.

The first time I held the Galaxy Book2 Pro was a pleasant experience. Aside from the metal build, the Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro also feels great, and the weight is reasonable. 

It weighs only 3.11 lbs, which is a little more than my current 13' Razer Blade Stealth. You can easily carry it anywhere with a backpack. 

Using the Book2 Pro day-to-day has been a breeze. With the Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 360, you can check emails, surf the web, listen to music, watch videos, and more. 

It was a pleasure watching videos on the Samsung display. Unfortunately, I have to point out that since our model is the most expensive in the company, I was unable to upgrade the display to 2k or 4k from 1080p.