Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360 (13.3-inch, 2021)

beautiful and slim design;long battery life;strong AMOLED display;high energy efficiency;plastic-free packaging;stylus in the package;Thunderbolt 4;relatively good speakers

reflective display;hardly maintainable ;the keyboard could provide more haptic feedback;no USB-A ports;typical OLED flickering;high DPC latencies

Beautiful 1080p AMOLED display with thin bezels ; Great battery life ; Remarkably thin and light ; S Pen stylus makes doodling on your laptop feel fun

Bad webcam ; Screen could be brighter ; Samsung apps feel like bloatware if you don't own Galaxy devices

However, the fact that the Galaxy Book Pro 360 is good enough to compete with the best laptops from market leaders like Dell and Apple is a big win for Samsung. If you're looking for a new Windows 2-in-1, rest assured that the Galaxy Book Pro 360 is an...

To conclude our Galaxy Book Pro 360 review, yes, I know, there’s a lot of choices when it comes to a good Windows computer. Yes, I know most have a touch screen and support some sort of a stylus, and might cost a bit less money than this machine.

Incredible battery life Thin and light Very good performance Good integration with Samsung smartphones

Expensive Lots of bloatware Design is a little on the boring side

The Samsung Galaxy Book Pro is a powerful and nicely-designed Ultrabook that comes with cutting-edge Intel processors, Wi-Fi 6 and immense battery life. It’s pricey, but you’re getting a fantastic laptop – and it’s a great choice for people with other...

Good screen Really good sound Fantastic keyboard

Mediocre webcam

The Galaxy Book Pro 360 is a compact, light and premium 2-in-1 which impresses on a number of fronts. It doesn't quite match some rivals in terms of performance, but Samsung does a lot right with this long-awaited laptop.

OLED screen is great for dark room gaming and movies ; Light and highly portable for a large-screen device ; Large glass touchpad

Lower res panel makes text and productivity apps look a bit fuzzy ; Somewhat weak hinge ; Obvious fan noise ; Fairly shallow keyboard

An ambitious large-screen portable laptop with a hybrid hinge and a few issues that may ultimately get on your nerves. We can't knock it for trying to go big, but we also can't quite recommend it given the foibles. It'll suit some down to the ground...