Samsung Galaxy Book4 360 vs Samsung Galaxy Book4 Ultra

The Verdict

Samsung's Galaxy Book4 360 targets budget-conscious users seeking versatility, while the Galaxy Book4 Ultra caters to power users demanding premium performance. The 360 features a 15.6-inch FHD+ AMOLED display (1920x1080, 400 nits) with 2-in-1 convertible functionality, Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor, 16GB RAM, and 512GB storage at $1349. Battery life reaches 14 hours with its 68Wh cell. The Ultra steps up significantly with a larger 16-inch QHD+ AMOLED screen (2880x1800, 400 nits), Intel Core Ultra 9 185H chip, identical 16GB RAM, but double the storage at 1TB with expandable options. The Ultra gains an SD card slot and extra USB-C port, though it's heavier (1.86kg vs 1.65kg) and delivers slightly less battery endurance (13 hours). Performance-wise, the Ultra's Core Ultra 9 outpaces the Core Ultra 7 by roughly 15-20% in CPU tasks and GPU workloads. However, both share the same RAM and AMOLED technology. At $2399.99, the Ultra costs 78% more yet provides genuinely superior specs: better processor, superior display resolution, double storage, and professional features. The 360 remains exceptional value for everyday productivity and content consumption. Choose the 360 if budget matters and FHD suffices; select the Ultra if you demand professional-grade performance and high-resolution editing capabilities.