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| Brand | Samsung |
| Item model number | SM-W720NZKAXAR |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
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SAMSUNG Galaxy Book 12" 256GB with Keyboard, Silver - SM-W720NZKAXAR
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Had my 12” Galaxy Book for 3 weeks and I love it! Been using laptops for a long time and tablets for the last 5 years. While this is the only two in one (laptop/tablet) device that I’ve used, I’ve grown to appreciate the touch screen capabilities and the flexibility of using a Windows 10 computer as a tablet. The SPen has its place, but even when I had my Note 7, I used about 10% of the time. With that said, the Galaxy Book is fast with its i5 processor, 8 GB of RAM, and SSD drive. The screen is gorgeous, the touch screen is responsive, and the keyboard feels very similar to my Samsung 13” Series 9 laptop which is great. I can’t comment too much about battery life since I rarely use my laptops on batteries for a long time. I will say that you may have to upgrade your USB cables if you’re not using USB C yet. Also, know that the keyboard requires a solid flat base which is what differentiates this from a traditional laptop.
Out of the box it was a very cool, eye pleasing device. First thing first there are always updates to be done to a new device. Setup: Setup was simple walk through the only time I had a bump in the road was with Flow app to my cell but that was minor. Booting up the unit was very fast compared to other devices I've used, I don't know if that is because its a powerhouse or just new, I'm thinking powerhouse at 256GB/8GB ram. Pros: Unit functions very well, cool to go from tablet to laptop so easily. Battery life is as advertised, liking the AMOLED display. Keyboard is user friendly as I have bigger finger and usually hit more than 1 key. I don't have much of a problem. Touchscreen is very handy and also works well. Con: The pen is a bit touchy and takes a bit to used too, now I'm fine with it. One time it did a windows stall and I had to force a shutdown. Hadn't had an issue since been a couple of weeks. Overall: I not sure I was ready to buy a new computer yet, but I really enjoyed this unit and was not let down at all. Recommend to anyone shopping, get a Galaxy! As I sit in a campground writing this on vacation with ease
This Galaxy Book is premium. I love the curves vs. my Surface 3’s square unrefined square design. All the external ports and speaker/exhaust grills are premium, smooth and sexy! The back-lit keyboard/mouse/case as well as the Adaptive Fast USB type C charger and S-Pen. Cool! I am a frequent flyer for work and I find the 12-inch size perfect for me. It’s super thin and lightweight compared to my already thin and light Dell XPS 13. I can charge this Book with my 5 port USB charger and leave all the rest of my chargers home. NICE!! The speakers face outward on the upper sides of the computer and create a very nice spatial, nearly surround sound stage. On the upper edge, there’s another grill for cooling. I’ve only felt the fan blowing once and it’s near silent. The case seems to protect it well and I don’t have any scratches whatsoever after weeks of travel and use. The keyboard buttons are backlit and have a premium click and feel that's comparable to my XPS 13. One of the only things I would change is the Case/Touchpad! It’s very hard to use the keyboard/touchpad case while propped up on anything other than a hard and flat surface. It wants to fall over backwards on my lap. Also, the touchpad sticks in the down position when it’s not fully supported. Gets me out of bed though, so maybe that's a plus after all! Overall the Galaxy Book is an extremely well designed and very capable 2-in-1 that will be able to replace a laptop easily while still functioning for tablet purposes seamlessly!
Samsung has done it again! I love that the Galaxy book, it comes with a detachable backlit keyboard case and a S Pen. The S Pen works really great, the tip is very thin so its gives you a precise writing look. it's really good to take notes with or even draw and doodle . You can also use it as a tablet without the keyboard. The screen is crisp and clear.It has a rear and front facing camera. It's good for on the go work because of its slim, sleek and light weight . The Samsung Flow App connects the Galaxy Book to your Samsung smartphone . You can share files wirelessly, even without WiFi. Plus you can receive and respond to notifications such as messages. I love using it while I'm commuting to work on the train. I'm so excited to see what else Samsung have in store next!
The convertible format is nothing new, having seen a resurgence in popularity with the release of Windows 8 back in 2012. Since then, in an attempt to take advantage of the new breed of touch-optimized operating systems, there have been countless pretenders to the throne of ultimate convertible. With the Galaxy Book, Samsung are the latest to toss their considerable hat into the ring. When you think about it, it’s surprising we haven’t seen a Galaxy Book sooner. Not only do Samsung have significant experience in the tablet market, but they’re no slouches when it comes to laptops, either, with a range of both Chromebooks and Windows machines. As if there was any further need to drive home how well-equipped they are to dominate the convertible sector, it was Samsung who single-handedly brought the digital stylus back to the mass-market with their long-running Note phones. The S-Pen that comes with the Galaxy Book is not only full-sized (instead of the Note’s compact stylus), but is adorned with a rubber-coating that feels so comfortable to hold, you’ll be using it for the full 11 hour battery life without issue. Keyboards have long been the achilles heel of convertibles and, thankfully, Samsung appear to have bucked the trend, with a firm keyboard equipped with premium chiclet keys that are incredibly responsive to use. The only area of minor complaint is the stand. While every other aspect of the Galaxy Book feels premium, the stand is part of the case, rather than affixed to the tablet, and feels far more flimsy than others I’ve used. Ultimately, the Galaxy Book is a beautifully-designed device that stands shoulder-to-shoulder with the best in its class. It has its weaknesses, but considerably more strengths, resulting in a convertible that is an unquestionable contender for ‘best in class’.
I have been in the market for a tablet well over a year now. My old tablet has exceeded its years and compatibilities, so this time I wanted to try a completely different system. Since i've grown accustomed to the competitors products such as their desktops & phones. My only concern was the transition into a Windows OS. It has been instant gratification knowing the tablet can be ideal and "sleeping" yet instantaneously start working and opening several applications without any lagging or loading seconds of using. Unboxing and setup was simple, once fully charged I turned on my Samsung Galaxybook and quickly realized it's more than just a tablet, It's literally a full windows cpu in a tablet form which crazy enough is more portable than a laptop. Surprisingly the Galaxybook is my go to tool when needing to get my work done. Its lightweight design, and keyboard/cover makes my computing experience way much more pleasurable and spontaneous. I highly recommend this product to anyone wanting a much easier and complete computing experience.
You for purchasing the Galaxy Book, I purchased my first non-Samsung device in almost three years. I purchased the Microsoft Surface Go for use in my doctoral program because of devices overall concept and claim of exceptional performance. I regretted my decision the day I first opened and tried the device at home. The device was unable to meet my basic requirements as a student and therefore I had no choice but to return it.. The device was unable to meet my basic requirements as a student and therefore I had no choice but to return it. I then purchased the Galaxy Book the very next day and never regretted this decision like all Samsung products I purchase. The performance of the Galaxy Book, along with the quality and outstanding features make this the laptop/tablet that I was looking for. Not once has the device crashed nor froze on me. The keyboard is much over rated read the reviews found online. It is a sturdy keyboard they really enables easy use of the device. My biggest regret purchasing this device was that I did not purchase it sooner. While the device does get a bit hot, it is not a huge concern. Overall this is an exceptional device and I would not hesitate to purchase it if you are looking into buying one.
I took my 2-week old Samsung Book 12 on the road for a day trip to New York City and it performed like a champ. I appreciated the backlit keyboard on a darkened cabin. I had some angst because I dd not have the Type-C USB cable in my travel bag. This is my first Samsung device that is not a micro-USB. This worry went away when in the late afternoon when I saw I still had plenty of battery life left. The real plus is the portability and how light the unit is. Other than it's a little pricey, I have no issues with the hardware and think that Samsung hit a home-run here. I needed something as an iPad just doesn't cut it for business travel. I am struggling a bit with the windows 10 software but that is just a user learning curve issue. I was wondering when I would use it as a tablet and found that I rarely detached the keyboard/cover except for some downtime media streaming. Next up is a search for some sketching program to make use of the S-pen.
The Samsung Galaxy Book touts itself as a tablet and a laptop, and that could not be truer. It is a laptop when you need it and a tablet when you want it, with no compromise in either spectrum. I have been able to perform job duties that require intensive computer power, while playing games and watching movies when flying with no issues. The resolution and the clarity of the screen is incredible. Streaming 4k video on this thing will change the way you feel about watching movies on a tablet/laptop. I actually found myself preferring to watch video content on the tablet rather than my 65" living room TV. The performance and reliability as a laptop has impressed me. Its lightweight and durable design makes it easy to use when you are on the go. It is so nice to not have to carry so many electronics as I travel place to place. The Samsung Flow functionality built into the keyboard makes it super easy to connect your phone. You can even use the presence of your cellphone to automatically login to your accounts, which is really useful if you forget your passwords all the time like I do. The battery life is impressive (I watched movies for an entire 5 hour flight and when I landed I still had 70% battery life), the S pen has been so easy to use to take notes during meetings, and the processor is extremely fast. The only criticism I can come up with is regarding the folio cover. It only works on hard and stable surfaces. Even on sturdy surfaces, it can be unreliable at times causing the tablet to close inadvertently. Due to its flimsy design, the touchpad also gets stuck from time to time and I have to flex the keyboard cover to cause the touchpad to release. Overall, the device and the S pen are amazing, but the cover/keyboard leaves a lot to be desired. I would rather pay more for the device and get a better keyboard. I have my fingers crossed that Samsung will release an upgraded keyboard as an accessory for purchase. If they did, I would easily give this device a perfect 5/5. For now though I give it a solid 4/5. This device is definitely innovative. Great job Samsung!
You better put your seat belt on because you're in for a ride! Fast Pass Review: Pros: The AMOLED screen is brilliant, great performance and a lengthy battery life to provide you with long hours of play and work. It has the advantage to other similar products because it already includes the keyboard and SPen! Best bang for your buck compared to similar types. 2 USB Type C ports. Samsung Galaxy compatibility with messages. It's great you can read and respond to text messages that are sent to your phone, on your Galaxy Book! Cons: The keyboard case isn't sturdy when using on your lap, it's best used when on a solid surface. It warms pretty fast when using it for multitasking. The mouse button stuck for a period of use, might be just a fluke, but not ideal. Microsoft Windows Home (if this is directed towards professionals, Microsoft Windows Professional is ideal). S Pen holder feels cheap. No magnetic holder. No USB ports, only USB Type C. Final Thoughts: Pushing the limits of this laptop, the processor appears to keep up with the demands of today's programs, usage and day-to-day operations. Children ages 9, 5 and 2 are able to take advantage of its ease of use. The children have easily discovered how to download new applications (ease of use), navigate easily with the SPen and they have been able to take advantage of all that the Galaxy Book has to offer without any hiccups. Samsung knocked this one out of the galaxy with their understanding of what the end-user wants, demands of their audience and providing a device to give other similar products a run for their money.