$799 is Samsung’s new entry price for the Galaxy Book6 lineup, with a 14-inch model aimed at everyday users in select markets.
Up to 25 hours of battery life and Intel Core 3 or Core 5 chips anchor the pitch, alongside 45W charging that restores about 33% in 30 minutes.
The 1.35kg laptop carries Galaxy AI features including AI Select, AI Cut Out and Note Assist, while Quick Share, Storage Share and Multi Control tie it into Samsung’s device ecosystem.
Samsung is positioning the model as a more accessible Galaxy Book option, offering 8GB or 16GB RAM and 256GB to 1TB SSD configurations as it broadens the Book6 range.
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