Samsung Galaxy Book 10.6

“The Samsung Galaxy Book trims the price compared to its TabPro S spiritual predecessor, which is a big step in the right direction. Working against this positive, however, is just how well finished its quality competitors are, such as the pricier Microsoft Surface Pro. That might not matter if you value productivity, though. Sure, the 10.6-inch Galaxy Book isn't ultra powerful, given its Intel Core M3 processor, but it does run silently and for a long time per charge. It's easy to get a full day of work from this Windows 2-in-1.”

“Samsung has undoubtedly made a better product than last year’s Tab Pro S, but it’s still found wanting. The plastic build is unforgivable at this price point and while performance is decent, it’s not a product that is all that compelling to use. It lacks the Surface Pro’s effortless appeal to the business and causal user, who is the Galaxy Book really for? Samsung has yet to figure out how to make the rest of the Galaxy line as appealing as its superior S series of phones.”

“An affordable Windows 10 2-in-1 that offers decent screen performance for the price. However, it's held back a inadequate keyboard that makes it difficult to use as a workplace detachable device. More compelling machines are available on the market, at a similarly affordable price point.”