Once opened up, that 16-inch AMOLED display really shines, and it’s crisp at 2,880 x 1,800. The hinge is also excellent, though attempting a one-hand opening of the lid usually results in the bottom coming up off of the surface just a bit. The metal body keeps reasonably clean, but it will amass fingerprints and oils from your skin over time. The machine is built well, too, with a sturdy metal chassis that has little to no flex going on. With an S Pen included, using this machine as a tablet makes sense, and “tent mode” is good for consuming video content too. But, there’s an obvious answer there, and it’s drawing.

That size also makes me wonder why this is a 2-in-1, as using a tablet of this size feels comical at times. 16 inches makes for a big piece of kit to carry around, and I’ve felt on more than one occasion that it’s too big for me. Of course, that’s not to say this isn’t a huge machine. It also weighs in at 3.66 lbs, with that weight distributed to a point where it feels lighter than it is. It measures just half an inch thick, which undercuts even Apple’s comparable MacBook model. To take a look at the physical hardware first, the machine as a whole is impressively thin, and pretty lightweight as well. It’s not cheap, but it’s not outrageous either. You’d pay $1,699 for this model with 512GB of storage, which I’ve felt is well within reason for what you’re getting. It’s quite a bit of power, and for a fair price. The configuration I’ve been testing has a 13th-generation Intel Core i7 processor with Iris Xe graphics, as well as 16GB of RAM. The Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360 is a 16-inch, 2-in-1 Windows laptop with fairly high-end specs.

With a suite of software on top of Windows 11, the Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360 is a killer way to round out an ecosystem of Galaxy devices, and it also happens to be an excellent laptop on its own. But where Apple has macOS to offer its customers a full experience on desktop and laptops, Samsung doesn’t have a full desktop OS of its own – DeX doesn’t count. Samsung has been pushing the idea of the Galaxy ecosystem over the past few years, building out features and new devices to let you get things done across every form factor.

Hdmi input to macbook pro