Galaxy Book6 | Galaxy Book6 Pro | Galaxy Book6 Ultra

This product is an amazing product in it's series, and I have to say, it is a great computer that you can bring anywhere, rather doing your work on a train ride, bringing it to a friend's house, or even sitting at a park. The battery life really makes things worth it. As a content creator, being able to rely on your computer performing while you are doing several different things, this computer makes it worth. I am always multi tasking, rather it is editing photos, or writing emails, or creating lists, to editing videos, this computer's speed makes it greatly worth it.

Sleek design, light enough to handle easily but with a sturdy feel. Simple set up and once going was able to perform basic tasks quickly and efficiently, battery lasts roughly two days with some moderate use and then a full charge taking around two hours. No sign of heat build up or excessive noise. Decent amount of ports including 2 USB-A, 2 USB-C, LAN and HDMI. Criticisms, built in speakers are a bit lacking and keyboard is a little cramped for me, but these are very minor gripes. Overall a very nice laptop which I am confident will serve me well.

A lightweight, easy to carry laptop with a bright and display. Well suited for everyday use from work, study or media consumption. The design is sleek and practical making it very easy to be mobile with it. The battery life is solid for a compact laptop, and fast charging gives it a significant boost in a short time. Integration with Copilot brings useful AI tools making tasks more intuitive.

This laptop has been amazing. It is one of the best performance laptop I have ever had and the portability is amazing. The display is wonderful and the battery is longer than any I've had. It has great ergonomics and I love everything about it.

I’ve been using the Galaxy Book6 for about a week now and overall I’m pretty impressed. There are a few features which would be nice to see. The design is excellent, it's fairly heavy but has a very premium feel. The display standouts, it's bright enough at halfway brightness, sharp and runs at 1920x1200 resolution instead of the standard 1920x1080. The trackpad also matches this taller aspect ratio, which I’ve found works really well. In terms of performance, it’s handled everything I’ve needed so far without any issues. Everyday tasks like web browsing or streaming are flawless. Multitasking, image and video editing and games have so far been smooth with no noticeable lag. Battery life has also been solid, I can easily get through the day without needing to top up. That said, there is a small downside. The keyboard has some extra free space, it would have been nice to see a number pad considering the larger size. The keyboard itself is fairly compact otherwise. Overall it feels like a great choice if you want a stylish portable laptop for everyday tasks and a bit more. The larger screen is a nice touch but the battery life is a huge plus. It’s not perfect, but it's easy to get past the bad as it does most things very well.

I have been a Samsung customer for God knows how long—over 20-25 years. I've owned phones, tablets, Galaxy Watches, earbuds, and laptops. Even now, as I'm writing this, I have a Galaxy S25, my wife has an S23, I have a Galaxy Watch, and my wife has a Galaxy Book 2 360. So, I'm not just a passing customer, but this year was the worst year of my relationship with Samsung, first regarding the Galaxy Tab 11 Ultra, which is another story. But this month, as a gift to my wife going back to work after her maternity leave, I wanted to upgrade her now-old Galaxy Book 2 360. Knowing my wife really likes the touchscreen, that was almost my only filter when deciding which new laptop I should get for her. As she had a 13-inch laptop, I tried to match the best one, which was the Galaxy Book 6. I double-checked the website, Googled it, asked AI, and all pointed to Samsung's official documents that the Galaxy Book 6 has a touchscreen. I ordered the laptop, presented it to my wife, and excitement turned to complete regret and sorrow. After spending 3 days on this laptop, two factory resets, troubleshooting with all human knowledge as to why the touchscreen doesn't work, I finally found a small note, not visible to human eyes, that only the Galaxy Book 6 16-inch has a touchscreen! So disappointed, such a cheap move for Samsung! You are not losing me; you lost me!