Samsung Galaxy Book4 NP754XGJ-CG2UK laptop Intel® Core™ i7 i7-1355U 39.6 cm (15.6") Full HD 16 GB LPDDR4x-SDRAM 256 GB SSD Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) Windows 11 Pro Grey

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For ~£735 ex-VAT, the Galaxy Book4 15.6" feels like a “works well if you’re in the Samsung ecosystem” purchase rather than an automatic bargain. You get a solid, business-leaning Windows setup with enough memory and a fast-enough SSD for everyday admin work, Office, light design, browsing, and lots of tabs. It’s the sort of laptop that won’t make you fight it during meetings or on site, and it’s comfortable as a standard company fleet machine—*if* you like the Samsung build and support approach. I’d especially consider it for users who already use Samsung phones/tablets, where the cross-device experience tends to be the nicest part.

That said, I wouldn’t jump on it if you’re chasing the best value purely on spec-versus-spec. In this price band, you can often find alternatives with bigger storage, stronger long-term upgrade options, or better “total cost of ownership” when you factor in warranties and availability of accessories/parts. Also, for heavier workloads (VMs, video work, serious creative apps), this won’t be the cheapest way to get performance—at least not relative to what you can buy elsewhere. If your team needs a dependable Windows laptop for typical business use and you like Samsung’s experience, it’s a sensible buy; if you’re trying to maximise performance per pound, look around first.