Reviewing the Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360, a fresh 2021 ultraportable laptop that converts into a tablet with a swivel of the touchscreen. After a fortnight of testing, here's how the Galaxy Book Pro 360 handles gaming, video editing and creative tasks vs the Macbook Air and other rivals.

This is one of the best skinny notebooks around, boasting impressive battery life, solid performance and a gorgeous AMOLED display. However, Samsung's latest Pro laptop, while good for creators, isn't perfect. There's no dedicated GPU (unlike the Acer Swift X 2021), the display could definitely be a bit brighter for outdoors work. Plus I did encounter the odd quirk like the fingerprint sensor occasionally locking up.

But overall if you've got the cash, the Galaxy Book Pro 360 is definitely a fine machine for anyone who needs proper portability and enough grunt to do everything shy of hardcore video editing and gaming on the latest titles.

Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360 Review Chapters:
0:00 - Blah blah
0:50 - 13-inch or 15-inch?
1:14 - Design
2:41 - Ports
3:04 - Keyboard and usability
4:16 - Camera and mic
4:48 - Display
6:07 - Tablet mode
7:16 - Audio
7:28 - Storage & features
8:30 - Performance and gaming
9:31 - Battery life