Samsung - Galaxy Book4 Edge - Copilot + PC - 15.6" LED Laptop - Snapdragon X Plus - 16GB Memory- 512GB Storage - Sapphire Blue

This is really great notebook on a budget. Its price is on the low side but it still delivers great performance. I mostly use for surfing the web and streaming and works very well for them. I'd recommend this to anyone who doesn't want to spend too much on a notebook.

It's super fast. It's what I imagined and expected. I've been buying Samsung products for years. Thank you.

This device is so nice, works super fast, and feels super premium. Everything about it is a 5/5 except the compatibility issues. If you're a person who is looking to use your laptop strictly for Microsoft apps+Google, this will be a perfect device because of the long battery life and beautiful screen. However, there are still some compatibility issues with apps that don't have a good ARM/x86 emulation, but that's expected with any new change as big as this. I think within the next year or two, those will become less and less common and this will be the perfect windows device. Would not recommend for gamers though!

The device hardware and exterior is very nice, almost gorgeous. It's not that light as previous models or competitor's gram, but still light enough. Like the materials, the display. Don't like the shallow keyboard, and noticeable "chin" at the bottom of display (c'mon, it's 2024 already). Dislike the base combination offers 512GB of soldered storage, even though storage is so cheap these days (check how little high-end SSD costs from the very same Samsung). Remember, it's built-in eUFS so can't upgrade. While Windows 11 Arm works fine, there are still many software not yet natively supported by Arm64. Moreover, some of the pre-installed "bloatware" from Samsung is also x64, especially various background services - so go ahead and clean those extra tools.

Beautiful laptop! For the price point after trade-in credit, this is an amazing all rounder. The screen quality is simply amazing. Being Windows on arm, there's still quite a bit of compatibility issues, and bugs. Least of all, gaming popular titles will continue to be an issue. But for light tasks, surfing and media consumption, this is the first laptop I've ever owned where I no longer care to keep the device plugged in to a power source the whole time. :)