Samsung Galaxy Book Flex 13.3” Laptop|QLED Display and Intel Core i7 Processor|8GB Memory|512GB SSD|Long Battery Life and Bluetooth-Enabled S Pen|(NP930QCG-K01US),Royal Blue

Love my laptop

Man I love this laptop so much. It does everything I need it to and I have all samsung products at my house and it connects tirelessly to my TV my phone and the screen doesn't lag, it comes with a stylus also that pops out of the side of it which is awesome and it's a perfect size screen and it folds backward so u can use it as a tablet. It pretty much does everything and very user friendly. Plus it's Samsung so u can't go wrong with that! Definitely a must buy laptop!

Been using this 15" for about 2 weeks as an extra couch laptop and dedicated ligthroom pc.short version:pros-light-expandable storage-fairly powerful for its size imo-bright screen-tablet mode/touchscreen fully flips around- better gaming performance than expectedcons/annoyances-NOT expandable ram-compact keyboard size and spacing of keys (thats just my gripe though with all light laptops like this)-also under the keys... this fingerprint thing halves the right shift, kinda annoying as i always have to look- no indication if numlock is on or not, this is pretty annoying since home/end/pg dwn/pg up are built into the number pad. im a fairly skilled user in cursor navigation in terminal and other things and use those keys often. could have maybe had a small led under the num lock key to show if it was on or not...- paint on keys seems weak, ive treated this thing pretty gentle so far and somehow the O key got a very small nic in it on the side and the keyboard light shows throughlonger version:ok so i dont buy PCs much, i build them and i havent used windows full time on a device in years with my main computers running linux and bsd with windows in a VM where needed. this is a solid device. i wanted something to use lightroom on and have all my photos on and then backup to my nas and possibly do some light video games. so far two weeks in its been a champ. I did upgrade the hard drive to a samsung 970 which was pretty easy, booted to linux form usb drive, DD'd to another usb drive, swapped the m2 stick and then booted to linux again and then dd'd the image back to the new m2 drive. lightroom seems to run super smooth after moving my photos over, skyrim seems to be ok with running around but havent done any intense combat yet, nier automata on low/medium just running around the world seems ok. Its def not a 60fps gaming rig but you can poke around a bit when on the couch with something boring on the tv, i was worried it couldnt even run basic older games with no dedicated gpu but its pretty great at it so far.

I have been using my Galaxy Flex Book 13.3" for about 2 months now and really love it. I did a lot of research before I bought my next laptop as I wanted something that was light, touchscreen and with good battery life. I found it with this laptop and came with the bonus S-Pen. Overall you get everything you would expect from a high end Samsung product. I will not list them all here but I do want to share a couple issues with this laptop:- Hinge design: The hinge is weak and when you are using it as a laptop, the screen tends to move while typing. Not an issue for me but could be for some people- Battery life: Samsung claims 20 hours but that is a farce. It is hard to tell exactly how long the battery last because the % and hours remaining seem to be all over the place. I usually have my PC in battery saver mode and I would estimate that I get ~10hours, still good but not the 20 they advertise. If someone has some tips on how to get 20, please let me know :)- S-Pen Error: I keep getting an S-Pen connection error but the Pen always works. I see this is an issue with this model PC through some internet searches and they have not found a resolution yet for it.- Matte finish: The blue matte finish is really nice but it does show finger prints quite easily. Again, not an issue for me but could be for some people.Again, Overall I am very happy with this Laptop and would recommend it for any user.

This is a very lightweight convertible laptop/tablet. It flips 360 to have a tablet display, or sits like a laptop. It folds flat at about 1/2 inch thick (little less). The keyboard is not detachable. The screen is amazingly beautiful... But...We bought it to use on a music stand to display the music. While 13.3 sounds large enough, the actual footprint of the screen is actually smaller than my Surface. It's got over an inch of dead space along the bottom of the screen making the page 6.5 inches tall by 11, which is pretty noticeable as it scales the music to about 80% the size of a regular piece of sheet music. My smaller Surface gives me 7 by 10.5 and it scales better, completely goes into tablet mode because the keyboard is detachable.Love the computer side of it, nice keyboard that is backlit, only C connections, not usb, you'll need a hub for everyday stuff, or use bluetooth. Good size memory and I always like Intel chips. Just a little disappointed in the screen size.