Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Pro (14") review

Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Pro (14") (2023) — the 155H carry of the Pro line

The Galaxy Book 4 Pro (14") at $954 is the 2024-generation Pro on the 2023 shelf: a Core Ultra 7 155H with 32 GB of RAM and integrated graphics. The flagged strengths are CPU performance at 87.02 (+45.5% above the class median) and reliability at 71; the flagged weakness is the graphics reading itself.

Where it holds up

CPU performance posts 87.02 — tied with the Prestige 16 AI Evo and the 16-inch Pro sibling as the strongest CPU reading on this batch's $954 Samsung shelf — and office productivity reads 88.99 (top). Portability posts 76.4 (high) in the 14-inch body, and reliability holds the top quartile: the Pro carry, with real compute behind it.

Where it falls short

The graphics score reads 0 — no matched scoring entry for the integrated GPU — so gaming 19, modeling 27 and engineering CAD 33 are coverage-limited bands rather than literal zeros, to be verified hands-on. Performance reads 46.59 (mid), photo design 35 (mid) and value 55.95 (mid): a compute-and-carry machine whose creative bands are honestly mid-shelf.

Price and depreciation

No depreciation anchor is recorded (base $0); no curve or projection applies. The 2023 cohort rate is 10.62% per year for this class.

Alternatives to consider

The Galaxy Book 4 Pro (16") at the same $954 is the same sheet at portability 49.9; the Prestige 16 AI Studio at $954 is the RTX 4050 route for the same money — the fix if the graphics gap matters; the Galaxy Book 3 Pro (14") at $954 is the 1340P predecessor at mobility 78.

Bottom line

Fairly priced for the class. The compute-carry Pro: enthusiast CPU silicon and a top office band in a genuinely portable body — with the integrated-graphics asterisk read before buying.