Samsung is preparing the Galaxy Book 4, a new series of laptops that positions the brand as a strong competitor to devices from Apple and Microsoft, according to industry reports. The device lineup is expected to drum up strong interest among executives, students, and creators looking for reliable performance in a sleek package.
Key design cues for the Galaxy Book 4 include a metal chassis and an AMOLED display, delivering premium durability and vibrant visuals. Connectivity options cover a wide range of user needs: a USB 3.2 port, two Thunderbolt 4 ports, an HDMI output, a MicroSD card reader, and a combined headphone/microphone jack. These interfaces aim to streamline workflows, whether the user is transferring large media files, attaching an external display, or connecting peripherals on the go.
Performance is slated to come from a modern Intel Core 5 processor and an integrated graphics solution, Intel Arc Graphics, to handle creative workloads and everyday multitasking. The system ships with Windows 11 pre-installed, ensuring users gain access to the latest feature set, security updates, and seamless integration with Microsoft services from day one.
In addition to the base Galaxy Book 4 model, Samsung is reportedly developing a broader Book 4 family that includes the Book 4 360, the Book 4 360 PRO, and the Book 4 Ultra. This lineup is designed to cover a wide range of use cases, from portable everyday computing to high-end creator and professional workloads, all sharing a common design language and ecosystem.
Pricing remains unconfirmed, but industry sources indicate the starting point could be similar to the previous generation, around $1,200. This positioning would place the Galaxy Book 4 in a competitive tier that appeals to buyers weighing performance, portability, and value in one package.
While it is not uncommon for laptops to feature advanced biometric security, questions about fingerprint scanning persist in the market landscape. Earlier reports highlighted known challenges with fingerprint sensors on some Windows laptops, underscoring the importance of reliability and user privacy in next‑generation devices. Samsung’s approach to security, including biometric options and software protections, will likely influence buyer confidence and perceived value as the Galaxy Book 4 launches across Canadian and American markets.