Samsung’s new Galaxy Book 6 model is a budget-friendly $799 laptop

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Samsung’s new Galaxy Book 6 model is a budget-friendly $799 laptop

Engadget · 2 hours ago

Samsung has added a cheaper model to its Galaxy Book 6 laptop range, priced from $799, positioning it as a more affordable Windows rival to devices like the MacBook Neo. It broadens a lineup that previously started above $1,000, giving budget-conscious buyers access to Samsung's latest laptop hardware and software features without the premium price tag of earlier models.

The new machine runs on an Intel Core 3 or Core 5 processor, with storage options of 256GB, 512GB or 1TB and either 8GB or 16GB of RAM. It has a 14-inch 1,920 x 1,200 anti-glare display, up to 25 hours of battery life, 45W fast charging, and a port selection including two USB-C, one USB-A, HDMI 1.4 and a 3.5mm jack. It also includes AI tools such as AI Select and Note Assist, plus Galaxy ecosystem features like cross-device file sharing, and is available in Gray and a new Violet Silver finish in select markets.

  • Samsung launches a $799 Galaxy Book 6, its cheapest model yet
  • Features Intel Core 3/5, 14-inch screen, 25-hour battery
  • Includes AI tools and new Violet Silver colour option

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Samsung has expanded its Galaxy Book 6 laptop range, which previously started at just over $1,000, by introducing a cheaper $799 version. The move is aimed at buyers who want a Windows laptop with modern features but cannot stretch to the pricier models, and puts it in more direct competition with lower-cost rivals in the market.

The new model uses entry-level Intel processors and offers a range of storage and memory options, alongside a 14-inch display, long battery life and fast charging. It also carries over software features Samsung uses across its devices, including AI-based tools and options to share files easily with other Samsung products, showing how the company is trying to bring its ecosystem to a wider range of price points.

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