Samsung Galaxy Book4 360 vs Samsung Galaxy Book4 Pro 360

The Verdict

Both Samsung Galaxy Book4 360 models share the same Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor and 16GB RAM, making performance essentially identical for everyday tasks and light creative work. The key differences lie in display quality and connectivity. The Galaxy Book4 360 ($1349) offers a 15.6-inch FHD+ AMOLED display at 1920x1080 with 120Hz refresh and two Thunderbolt 4 ports, while the Pro 360 ($1749.99) steps up to a 16-inch screen with 2880x1800 resolution, providing noticeably sharper text and images for productivity. The Pro's larger, higher-res display justifies its $400 premium if you spend hours editing documents or photos. Battery life differs modestly: the Pro claims 15 hours versus the standard's 14 hours, thanks to its larger 76Wh battery. Port selection slightly favors the Pro with two USB-C ports and SD card slot, compared to the standard's single USB-C. Both weigh around 1.65kg and feature aluminum construction. For general browsing, streaming, and office work, the standard model delivers excellent value. Choose the Pro 360 if you need superior screen real estate and resolution for creative or demanding productivity tasks, otherwise the base model handles most user needs competently.