Review on Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Enterprise (256GB Storage by Richard Ahmar

I gave this laptop five stars for several reasons. I know you are reading this to see if you should buy it. For convenience, below is a list of pros and cons. Pros: BEAUTIFUL 4K AMOLED display, fast and responsive, amazingly clicky keyboard, fingerprint sensor for ease of use, responsive trackpad and while I understand many reviewers say vertical real estate isn't enough, it definitely is and I promise you that. Chrome OS is easy to use with excellent security, converts into a tablet very lightly, can run Geforce games like Fortnite, has tent mods and is great for browsing Netflix, and such load times are very fast, with a finger wipe All of the side speakers are a lot better than those on the back of the keyboard if you want to hold your laptop on your lap, but still not as good as the front speakers, but given the size, I understand until they could access almost everything on the play store , which supports laptops, text in messages for websites, remembers passwords if you want. This isn't a bad point for me or any other Chromebook user. I'll post it here if you're considering switching from Windows or Mac. There are plenty of guides to help you with this.) Overheating for some (not mine). I personally had to return the laptop 2-3 times for a new one because it was defective. Was probably just my opinion. The large bottom bezel of the screen may be too big for some. The 60Hz refresh rate might be a downside for some. All in all, this is easily the best Chromebook under $600. The beautiful screen, keyboard, and glass trackpad make it an easy purchase. The bottom bezel actually makes the screen bigger when it was still thirteen inches. If you have money and a 13-inch screen is enough for you, buy it. If you're used to a 15-inch screen, I promise you the transition will be easy. I went from a 15.5" to a 13.3" Chromebook and it was a lot easier than I expected. Should you buy it (if you have the money): YES Overall rating: 9.4/10