Samsung Galaxy Book3 360 13.3in i5 8GB 256GB 2-in-1 Laptop

I like it Z fold 6

I really like this phone, I would like of course a camera like the S25 ultra. The last time I used a flip phone was in 2007. I am completely satisfied with the selfies when the phone is open. And it has a good sound.

Oboroten, London

Bfilliant

Love my z fold 6. Beautiful phone. Lots of very cool features and love the large screen.

Nilu

Good but could be better

Overall pretty decent performance wise and meets my needs in that respect. Lightweight and good build quality compared to my previous devices. The issue is the battery life is nowhere near what is stated, I get 4 hours max of continuous use and the fans can get very loud. Using as a tablet can be a bit clunky too.

W1nn1e, Nottingham

My Samsung Z fold 6

The performance of the is really good. It is extremely fast, the display is very clear and the battery lasts a long time. Many times I get through the day with more than 50% of power left. The foldable ability of the phone enables you to literally have a tablet in your back pocket. I've also really been impressed with the durability of phone. It's really sturdy and you feel as though you have a quality item in your hand.

Toycop, Birmingham

Great fold

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung Z Fold 6 is the best foldable yet. It's slimmer, lighter, and more durable, with a nearly gapless hinge. The 7.6-inch AMOLED 120Hz display is stunning, and the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 ensures smooth performance. Multitasking is seamless with One UI 6. The 50MP camera delivers great shots, and battery life lasts all day. It's pricey, but for foldable fans, it's the ultimate device

Harjot, Slough

An Unholy Disaster of a Device

The Galaxy Book 3 360 is not just a bad laptop—it’s a technological atrocity. It’s an insult to consumers and proof that Samsung either doesn’t care about quality or actively hates its customers. From top to bottom, this device is riddled with catastrophic flaws that make it unfit for any purpose. I wouldn’t give this thing away for free, let alone pay for it. Design and Build The design of this laptop is a cruel joke. The folding feature is nothing more than a gimmick designed to distract you from the abysmal quality of everything else. The included pen is so bad it feels like it was thrown in at the last minute just to tick a box on a marketing sheet. It’s wildly inaccurate, unresponsive, and utterly useless for anything beyond tapping a screen. The build quality is horrifying. The device feels as if it was constructed from the cheapest materials available. It flexes alarmingly under the slightest pressure, and every time you open it, you’re greeted with the unsettling creak of a machine that seems seconds away from self-destructing. Dropping this laptop from even a few inches would almost certainly obliterate it into a pile of brittle, plastic shards. Display The display is a monumental failure. Samsung advertises this as a "premium" device, yet the screen is so reflective it’s like working on a polished chrome mirror. You will spend more time staring at your own miserable reflection than anything on the screen. And let’s not even talk about the brightness—because there isn’t any. Even at maximum brightness, the screen struggles to outshine a single candle in a dark room. Outdoors, it’s completely useless. The resolution might be acceptable on paper, but what good is that when the panel is barely usable in real life? Colours look dull and lifeless, contrast is mediocre at best, and the screen washes out entirely at the slightest angle. For a company that manufactures some of the best phone displays, this is a baffling disgrace. Performance The performance of this machine is an insult to anyone who values their time. Tasks that should take seconds—like opening a browser or launching a program—drag on for eternity. The laptop regularly freezes, lags, and stutters to the point where you start questioning whether it’s actually broken. Booting up this monstrosity takes so long you could make a cup of tea, drink it, and still come back to find it struggling to load the desktop. And the fans! Oh, the fans. They sound like an industrial vacuum cleaner but do absolutely nothing to cool the laptop. It stays blisteringly hot at all times, as if it’s powered by a miniature nuclear reactor instead of a processor. The heat is so unbearable that using it on your lap for more than a few minutes feels like a health hazard. Battery Life The battery life is beyond abysmal—it’s offensive. The device drains power faster than a sieve leaks water. A full charge barely lasts long enough to get through a single email, and charging it is an exercise in patience. Even when plugged in, the battery struggles to keep up with basic tasks, and it never seems to reach a full charge without hours of waiting. This is not a portable device; it’s a tethered brick pretending to be a laptop. Keyboard and Connectivity The keyboard is a disaster. The backlight flickers on and off like a broken neon sign, and the keys themselves feel cheap and unresponsive. Typing on this thing is a nightmare—expect constant typos and a generally miserable experience. Connectivity is just as bad. The Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are laughably unreliable, dropping out constantly and forcing you to reconnect over and over again. Don’t even think about using this for anything that requires a stable internet connection—it will betray you at every turn. Port Selection Who thought it was a good idea to put all the ports on one side? This idiotic design choice makes plugging in multiple devices a logistical nightmare. Want to connect a mouse and charge the laptop at the same time? Good luck navigating the tangled mess of cables that results. Audio The speakers are an insult to sound. They’re tinny, weak, and sound like they belong in a cheap toy from the dollar store. Watching movies or listening to music is an exercise in disappointment, as everything sounds flat and lifeless. Plug in headphones if you want to salvage any semblance of audio quality—but don’t expect miracles there, either. Software If you thought the hardware was bad, the software will truly push you over the edge. Samsung has stuffed this laptop full of bloatware that bogs down the already struggling performance. Most of these pre-installed apps are completely useless, and uninstalling them feels like a chore. Even worse, the integration with Samsung’s ecosystem is half-baked and borderline unusable. Supposedly "seamless" features like syncing with your Galaxy phone are riddled with bugs and glitches, often refusing to work at all. The updates, when they do arrive, are rare and utterly ineffective at fixing the fundamental issues plaguing the device. Miscellaneous Issues The list of problems doesn’t stop there. The device has a bizarre tendency to crash without warning, often in the middle of important tasks. The trackpad is imprecise and infuriating to use, frequently misregistering gestures or failing to respond altogether. The lid wobbles precariously, and the hinge feels like it’s on the verge of snapping every time you open it. Overall Verdict The Galaxy Book 3 360 is not just a bad laptop—it’s a monument to failure. Every aspect of this device, from its flimsy build to its laughable performance, feels like a deliberate attempt to frustrate and alienate users. It’s a complete waste of money, time, and patience. If you’re considering buying this laptop, don’t. Take your money, burn it, and scatter the ashes in the wind. You’ll feel better about that decision than you would about owning this nightmare of a machine. Samsung should be ashamed for releasing this abomination.

SphereGaming_, Hertfordshire

I wish it was good news but it's not

The screen cracked down the middle of the phone I was so upset.

Pete123, Willenhall

Screen split

Only had it 2 weeks and the screen has split down the middle

What1234

Fantastic phone

After reading several independent reviews, I was excited to upgrade from the Fold 4 to Fold 6. It was a great decision! It's lighter, more sleek and the AI is impressive. Both screens are fab and Samsung online exclusives make it such an easier transaction compared to my mobile phone carrier. I like that it's sustainable with trading in.

Nee42

Great Phone

The large screen is fantastic, with the practicalities of a normal phone, great combination

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