Samsung Galaxy Book4 Ultra NP964XGL-XG1UK laptop Intel Core Ultra 7 155H 40.6 cm (16") Touchscreen WQXGA+ 32 GB LPDDR5x-SDRAM 1 TB SSD NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) Windows 11 Pro Grey

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

If you’re paying £2,647 ex-VAT, the Galaxy Book4 Ultra has to be for a very specific buyer: someone who wants a premium, modern Samsung “all-in-one” laptop experience with a real touchscreen and a high-end GPU, but doesn’t necessarily want to build a “workstation” spec elsewhere. The RTX 4050 is there for teams doing light-to-moderate creation work (video editing with effects, design work, training/demo workloads, some 3D) without tipping into the truly expensive GPU territory. The 16" form factor and touchscreen are genuinely useful in day-to-day business—especially if your staff are in presentations, retail/field sales support, or use annotating/whiteboarding on-screen rather than just a mouse and keyboard.

That said, I wouldn’t recommend it as the default “safe business buy.” At this price, you can usually get more raw value in the UK from other brands with similar performance—plus easier/cheaper service routes, depending on your organisation’s support expectations. Samsung’s software and ecosystem fit is good if you’re already in that world; if you’re purely “Windows-first, deploy/standardise everything centrally,” you should pressure-test manageability, driver behaviour, dock compatibility, and warranty/support turnaround with your reseller/admin team before committing.

**Who should buy:** teams doing creative/technical work on the move, and buyers who strongly value the touchscreen premium feel and Samsung ecosystem integration. **Who shouldn’t:** cost-sensitive IT budgets, or businesses looking for the best performance-per-pound and simplest long-term standardisation.