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Samsung Galaxy Book Flex 2 Alpha QLED 13.3" Touchscreen Laptop, FHD 8GB RAM 256GB SSD $500
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a bit lower than prev FP
Amex Offer CB for $250+ purchase may help some folks
a bit lower than prev FP
Amex Offer CB for $250+ purchase may help some folks
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https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sams...Id=64577
a bit lower than prev FP
Amex Offer CB for $250+ purchase may help some folks
a bit lower than prev FP
Amex Offer CB for $250+ purchase may help some folks
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Only things that I saw people whine about, was that you can't upgrade the ram and no thunderbolt. They make you buy the Galaxy Book for that.
These laptops are nice and very thin. All the bells and whistles, but these are over a year old and should be cheaper. Yes. It looks like a good discount, but it was over priced in the first place.
No USB-C chargiing is bad.
Soldered non-upgradable 8GB RAM is very bad.
Likely too loud for a classroom environment. I would never for a second consider this for a kid or teen. They would destroy it in short order. People have their screens fail for not being super careful opening it carefully from the very center. Everything flexes. Thin magnesium shell. Plastic everywhere. Great keyboards. Mediocre touchpads.
Very quick failures from new. Extremely poor customer service from Samsung. 6 month repair horror stories without total resolution. I do use my Book Pro for long periods, its working but twice it had yellow lines at the top of the browser window that required restart to remedy on a laptop just days old. I just want to stress to everyone to research this particular device in feedback and forums. It could be the right device for you, just make sure before committing and pulling the trigger.
I just moved on from an Acer 7th Gen. i5 that was thin and aluminum, that laptop was bulletproof especially compared to the type of build this ultralight type of machine has. It would certainly be nice for travelling light and it weighs nothing and I am on the 15" Book Pro. This unit must be simply amazing for portability but it comes at a severe price. Its like having 1.5 tablets sandwiched together. The screen flex is EXTREME and I have seen untold stories of it failing simply because of how people opened it on the upper right corner regularly. Maybe the 13" smaller footprint is a tad more robust because of the smaller frame. There is no question 13" unit suffer from worse heat issues from the smaller form factor. After having buyers remorse from a hasty buy on an ebay offer I did not expect the seller to accept for a new sealed unit I feel obligated to at least get someone thinking hard before committing. I would never buy this again but I can admit the AMOLED screen is very nice for video. Not so hot for crisp text, its okay.
Good luck!
Likely too loud for a classroom environment. I would never for a second consider this for a kid or teen. They would destroy it in short order. People have their screens fail for not being super careful opening it carefully from the very center. Everything flexes. Thin magnesium shell. Plastic everywhere. Great keyboards. Mediocre touchpads.
Only things that I saw people whine about, was that you can't upgrade the ram and no thunderbolt. They make you buy the Galaxy Book for that.
These laptops are nice and very thin. All the bells and whistles, but these are over a year old and should be cheaper. Yes. It looks like a good discount, but it was over priced in the first place.
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