Laptop, or Tablet? | Samsung Galaxy Book 5 360 Review (2025)
987Reviewing the Samsung Galaxy Book 5 360 laptop after a week of gaming, editing and sitting around gawping at that rather lovely AMOLED screen. If you're after a portable-ish notebook with solid specs and some of the best battery life of 2025, the Samsung Book 5 360 ticks a lot of boxes. Plus, the 360-degree display and S Pen support means it turns from laptop into tablet in a jiffy.
This 16-inch laptop boasts up to Intel Core 7 Ultra performance, so gaming is certainly possible while photo editing and light video editing are a breeze too. Of course, I tested the entry level Core 5 Ultra model of the Samsung Galaxy Book5 360, which isn't quite as nippy for those more complex tasks.
This slender laptop doesn't exactly count as ultraportable as it's 16 inches, but the Galaxy Book 5 360 is still quite skinny and doesn't weigh a crazy amount. You've got excellent battery life too, a serious upgrade vs the previous generation of Samsung notebooks.
And that's my review of the Samsung Galaxy Book 5 360. Let us know if you think this is one of the best laptops of 2025 under £1000 below.
Samsung Galaxy Book 5 360 Chapters:
0:00 - 16-inches, my dear?
0:49 - Design
1:46 - Laptop, or tablet?
2:12 - Ports
2:39 - Features
4:26 - S Pen
6:07 - Display & audio
7:53 - Performance & gaming
9:45 - Keyboard & touchpad
10:31 - Camera
11:04 - Battery life
12:10 - Byyyyeeeeee