Testseek.com have collected 115 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-W720 / SM-W728 Galaxy Book 12 inch and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-W720 / SM-W728 Galaxy Book 12 inch.
June 2017
(78%)
115 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(82%)
893 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Included keyboard case and S Pen
8GB of RAM
Two USB Type C ports
GPS and GLONASS on both LTE and non-LTE models
Good performance
14 hours of battery life
Very thin and light
2
160-by-1
440 Super AMOLED screen is sharp and brilliant
4G LTE connectivity
Keyboard cover and S Pen are bundled
Premium Tablet Design
Gorgeous Super AMOLED Display
Excellent performance
Samsung S Pen Is Top-Shelf
Full Windows 10 Home OS Support
Bright
Vivid display
Comfortable keyboard
Speedy SSD
Included S Pen stylus
Convenient Galaxy Flow
Decent gaming performance
Gorgeous Super AMOLED display
Strong performance
Responsive keyboard
Interesting convertible design
The Samsung Galaxy Book has an excellent screen
Strong performance and long battery life. For a 12-inch tablet
It's compact. A keyboard cover and stylus are both included
Excellent battery life for a slim
Powerful tablet
Stellar Super AMOLED screen
Comfortable keyboard for a folio device
Stand supports three stable screen angles
Sharp
Vibrant display
Comfortable
Backlit keyboard
Snappy performance
Well-constructed and quietly stylish
Super AMOLED screen is superb
S Pen is great for digital artists
Impressive performance from Core i5
S-Pen included
4000 pressure levels & tilt sensitivity
More model configuration options
7th Gen Intel processors
2 USB-C ports
11 hour battery
Micro-SD expansion slot
Detachable backlit keyboard included
Great screen
Pen input is fast and responsive
S-Pen and keyboard included
Attractive and modest design
Seemingly perfect workmanship
Well-made
Flexible keyboard case
Good cameras with 13 and 5 MP
Fast Wi-Fi and LTE
TPM / BitLocker and W10 Pro
Good input devices
Bright AMOLED screen
Great v
The editors didn't like
Screen-dimming software is annoying
No onboard biometrics
So no Windows Hello options
Gets warm with use
4GB of RAM and 128GB SSD
Lacks a kickstand
USB Type A adapter is not included
Pen storage is flimsy
No Windows Hello or fingerprint security support
Pricey
Mediocre Battery Life
Plasticky keyboard
Mediocre battery life
Confusing detachable design
Low lapability
Lack of premium design
Expensive
It can get hot if multitasking for a long time. The keyboard case is wobbly if not sitting on a sturdy surface. The kickstand situation isn't as solid as the Surface's
Even in base model
$1
129 entry model ships with just 4GB of RAM
No Windows Hello camera or fingerprint reader
Keyboard doesn't tilt up at the back (like on the Surface Pro) for improved typing feel
Portable design, Good battery life, Super-vibrant AMOLED screen
Lack of ports is a pain, Keyboard stand mechanism isn't the best
If money's no object and portability is your primary concern, the Galaxy Book 12 is a great convertible. Just don't expect it to match the Surface Pro when it comes to productivity...
Superb screen, Keyboard and stylus included, Thin and light
Pricey for its performance and quality, Average battery life
Although it fixes most of the issues of its 10.6in sibling, the 12in Galaxy Book markets itself too closely against the Surface Pro, which only serves to highlight its limitations. While the best of Galaxy Book range by far, performance and build quali...
Samsung has undoubtedly made a better product than last year's Tab Pro S, but it's still found wanting. The plastic build is unforgivable at this price point and while performance is decent, it's not a product that is all that compelling to use.It lacks t...
Samsung has undoubtedly made a better product than last year's Tab Pro S, but it's still found wanting. The plastic build is unforgivable at this price point and while performance is decent, it's not a product that is all that compelling to use.It lacks t...
Although 256GB of storage space is plenty, we like that there's still the option to expand this with a MicroSD card, The Samsung Flow feature means the 2in1 device can receive notifications, messages and files that are sent to your Samsung smartphone you
The display suffers from some glare in bright light and fingerprint marks, It's expensive, The device struggles with gaming
If you're looking for a Windows-based 2-in-1 this is definitely worth considering. It's great for those who want lots of storage space, as the microSD card slot makes it easy to expand the storage, but if you want to take part in some serious gaming this...
Awkward keyboard cover, Lacks built-in stand, Poor battery life
No, unless the Galaxy Book will spend most its life playing movies. It's not that the Galaxy Book is a bad option – but there are better options for a lower price...
Published: 2017-05-24, Author: Joe , review by: techradar.com
Gorgeous display, Essential accessories included, Competitive battery life
Still-poor keyboard cover, Sub-premium materials, No Windows Hello
Unless you're really into Samsung products and will make liberal use of Samsung's Galaxy phone-exclusive syncing and biometric login features (Samsung Flow), there aren't many compelling reasons to pick up the Galaxy Book over similarly priced competitors...
The Samsung Galaxy Book has an excellent screen, strong performance and long battery life. For a 12-inch tablet, it's compact. A keyboard cover and stylus are both included
It can get hot if multitasking for a long time. The keyboard case is wobbly if not sitting on a sturdy surface. The kickstand situation isn't as solid as the Surface's
The Samsung Galaxy book beats the Surface on value by including a keyboard cover and stylus in the box, but the Surface's design is still much more refined...
These laptop-replacement tablets are firmly at the high end, both in terms of performance and (certainly in the case of the iPad, and most likely the Galaxy Book too) price.I think Samsung has really tried to target the working professional with the Galax...
It's hard to say which is the best since Samsung has not yet announced pricing for the Galaxy Book. However, the bottom line - as in any comparison with a Windows 10 tablet and an iPad - is that you're really choosing between iOS and Windows. That's the f...
