Samsung has rolled out the Samsung Galaxy Book 5 in India, an AI-powered laptop that comes with either an Intel Core Ultra 5 or Ultra 7 chip, and an NPU delivering up to 12 TOPS—enough to zip through tasks as fast as the flick of a switch. On board is a 15.6-inch Full-HD AMOLED panel with anti-glare treatment, S Pen compatibility for precision input, and upgrade potential up to 32GB RAM and 1TB storage for heavy-duty tasks.
Powered by Windows 11 Home, the device reportedly boosts graphics performance by 38 percent over the Galaxy Book 4, and it packs AI tools like Photo Remaster, AI Select, Circle to Search on PC, and Transcript Assist, along with a dedicated Copilot button that clicks with a firm, satisfying snap. Samsung has also thrown in extra connectivity perks, including Quick Share, Multi-Control, and Second Screen—so you can flick a file from your phone to your laptop in seconds.
The laptop packs two HDMI ports, a pair each of USB Type-A and Type-C connections, a microSD slot for quick card swaps, and an RJ45 LAN port for wired internet. Its 61.2Wh battery keeps videos playing for up to 19 hours straight—enough to watch an entire season without reaching for the charger.
Starting at Rs. 77,990, the Samsung Galaxy Book 5 comes in four versions, all in a sleek grey, and you can pick one up through Samsung.com, Samsung Exclusive Stores, authorised retailers, or major online portals. To kick things off, buyers can grab up to Rs. 10,000 in bank cashback and spread payments over 24 months at no extra cost.
