Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 360: 2-in-1-laptop with OLED display

With the Galaxy Book2 Pro 360, Samsung has a slim, portable 2-in-1 laptop in its lineup; the device is on the light side with a weight of approximately 1,040 grams. The low weight comes at a price: The metal case can be warped a bit, as well as bent in some places.

The convertible is powered by a Core i7-1260P processor that offers enough performance for office and Internet applications. It can handle performance peaks without issues, but its operating speed drops under prolonged load. The CPU is accompanied by 16 GB of RAM (LPDDR5-5200, dual-channel mode, onboard, no expansion options). The storage capacity (256 GB) is rather poor for a 1,500-Euro device (~$1,574). Samsung also opts for a PCIe 3 SSD here.

A 63 Wh battery provides realistic runtimes of about 10 to 15 hours (display brightness of about 150 cd/m²). At full display brightness, one battery charge is enough for a Wi-Fi runtime of about 7:30 hours. Good: The included USB-C power adapter (65 watts) can be plugged into all three USB-C ports (2x USB 3.2 Gen 1, 1x Thunderbolt 4). This also applies to external monitors: All USB-C ports can send a DisplayPort signal.

The built-in OLED touchscreen display (13.3-inch, Full HD) offers an excellent black level and covers the DCI-P3 color space completely. This is accompanied by stable viewing angles, good color reproduction, fast response times, and a sufficiently high brightness. Users can operate the screen with their fingers, as well as with the included S-Pen.

Our review of the Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 360 NP930QED-KA3DE provides more information and numerous benchmark results.