Samsung has a wide range of products spanning many price points, but it typically reserves its luxury items for those willing to spend a pretty penny. The Galaxy Book3 360 is both a luxury and, now, at a stunningly reasonable price.
We’ve tried and tested the Samsung Galaxy Book3 360 and think it’s an excellent pick for students, especially with this impressive discount. The Galaxy Book3 360 is now just £649, down £450 at Currys for Black Friday.
Samsung Galaxy Book3 360 Now £649, Slashed by £450
Grab the highly-rated Samsung Galaxy Book 3 360 at a whopping £450 off at Currys. Now only £649.
- Currys
- Save £450
- £649
Even at a price of between £800-£1,000, where the Galaxy Book3 360 usually sits, it remains an excellent buy. It gives you a luxury design and strong productivity performance for much less than comparable flagship models.
The price at Currys is impressive as it beats out other offers we’ve seen this Black Friday season. You’ll find it at a price of £679 on Amazon, with it having been up at almost £800 recently too. So, you’re getting a handy extra £30 with Currys.
Is the Samsung Galaxy Book3 360 worth buying?
A flagship laptop in disguise
Pros
- Strong productivity performance
- Best-in-class Full HD AMOLED display
- High-quality design
- Great typing experience
Cons
- Awkward keyboard and trackpad placement
- Basic speakers
- Impressive performance
- Crisp AMOLED screen
- Plenty of battery life
- Looks and feels like a flagship
- Reasonable starting price
- Thin and high-quality metal design
- Good keyboard and trackpad
- Strong port selection
- Sharp and vibrant display with accurate colors
- Included S Pen for writing and drawing
The Samsung Galaxy Book3 360 is an excellent buy if you’ve looked longingly at ultrabooks priced at £1,000 and above but have not wanted to fork out that much. This laptop gets you many of the same luxuries, with a quality design and a stunning AMOLED display, for a lower price. It’s got a pleasant keyboard, great port selection and loads of battery life as well.
If you want to find out more, make sure you take a look at our comprehensive Samsung Galaxy Book3 360 review
Looking for a different deal?
Want to upgrade your Wi-Fi game alongside a new laptop? Check out this TP-Link Deco X20 Mesh System offer, down to just £159.99. For more deals, check out our Black Friday deals live blog.
Our favourite Black Friday deals:
- Pixel 8 Pro with 250GB data – £149 upfront and just £29.99 a month
- Pixel 7a with 250GB data – £9 upfront and just £17.99 a month
- Honor 90 SIM-Free Smartphone – Was £449.99, now £229.99
- Sony WF-1000XM5 wireless earbuds – Previously £259, now just £219
- Ninja 3-in-1 Toaster – Was £149, now just £129
- Oral B Pro 3 3500 Electric Toothbrush – Was £99.99, now just £34.99
- Nothing Phone (2) SIM-Free – Was £629, now just £549
- Xbox Series X Console – Was £479.99, now just £359.99
- EA Sports FC 24 with PS5 DualSense Controller – Was £99.99, now £64.99
- Assassin’s Creed Mirage (PS5) – Was £44.99, now just £29.99
- Dyson V8 Absolute Vacuum – Was £399.99, now £269.99
- Ticwatch Pro 5 – Was £329.99, now £229.99 (with coupon applied)
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