Galaxy Book Pro Intel Evo Platform Laptop Computer 15.6" AMOLED Screen 11th Gen Intel Core i7 Processor 16GB Memory 512GB SSD Long-Lasting Battery, Mystic Blue

I've been using the laptop for some time, and overall I pretty like it except for one issue that is sure to be a deal breaker for some people.I'll start with the good things first. This laptop is ridiculously light. Even after some time of using, I would still be shocked by how light the laptop is everytime I picked it up. If you will be on the go for most of the time, this machine is perfect.Next up, the keyboard and touchpad. I dont really know how to describe the keyboard feel, but you sure will not be disappointed. as for the touchpad, its ok, nothing spectacular. But the size of the trackpad is very big, allowing for a more comfortable use. I'll give it a pass.One of the best features of this laptop is the screen, but ironically is also what most people would be complaining. The colors of the amoled screen is ridiculous, and it is great for watching movies and other stuff. However, the screen is only a full hd. Although i was hoping for at least a 2k, you know I'm not complaining simply for how good it looks.Ports: I never thought that i would need to label this as an advantage, but it indeed is. This machine packs a HDMI and full size USB-A into the slim body. Not something you see very often today.And now the bad things, and it would say it is not necessarily a design fault, but rather a compromise for having a laptop at this weight. The chassis of the laptop is simply just too soft and thin. Here are some real world problems i face when using the GBP.when i pick up the laptop in a closed orientation, sometimes i could click the trackpad. Yes, from the bottom of the chassis. You also cannot comfortably use it while it is on your lap, cause if you apply to much force on the side the trackpad will also click. Also, when typing, if you press the keys down too hard, you will bend the chassis.So overall would I recommend the Galaxy book Pro? I would say yes, but only if:you are willing to sacrafice some build quality for weight and portablityif you want to stay in the samsung ecosystem and don't find the flexible chassis a big issue.You want a powerful windows ultrabook and portability is absolute top priority.You really like vibrant colors and will be consuming a lot of media on the device.

The display and ultra-portability certainly outweigh any negatives. The touchpad is too big for my liking and can register false clicks but that is the trend the industry is moving in. It is because your palm may be resting on the touchpad itself. Other than that, no issues and blazing fast. The display is unbelievable for the resolution. The only thing I can think that might beat this is the Dell XPS 15" 9510 with 3.5K OLED but that's not even available yet. Highly recommend this unit. It has made my life a little bit easier. Also on this unit there is NO TOUCHSCREEN. The 360 has it NOT the Pro.