All members of the Galaxy Book 4 laptops feature touchscreens

As compared to the previous Galaxy Book 3 series, the recent Galaxy Book 4 series features a lot of upgrades. One of the most significant upgrades is the inclusion of new AMOLED displays. Besides this, all three members of the new laptop series feature touchscreens. As compared to the recent offerings, the previous Galaxy Book 3 laptops featured non-touch displays, except for the 360 variant. Notably, the company has not debuted a base model of the series yet. Currently, there are no details on when it will arrive or whether it will feature an upgraded touch AMOLED panel or not.

S Pen remains exclusive to the Galaxy Book 4 Pro 360 model

Users of the Book 4 Pro and Ultra may easily operate the Windows 11 Home operating system with the backlit keyboard, touchpad, and AMOLED screen thanks to the touchscreen capabilities that are enabled across the board. Interestingly, all three members of the series feature support for Second Screen. For this reason, the touchscreen is a great addition to the Galaxy Book 4 models.

The latter enables users to use a Galaxy tablet as a second screen for laptops, and since touch controls are now supported, using the Second Screen on the Galaxy Book 4 Pro and Ultra should seem more natural. One thing to notice here is that, despite the fact that all three models feature a touchscreen, the S pen is exclusive to the 360 model. Well, this is quite obvious since the Galaxy Book 4 Pro 360 features a 360-degree hinge that can turn the laptop into a tablet..

When it comes to the display of the new Book 4 laptops, the devices feature AMOLED WQXGA+ displays with 400 nits of brightness, a variable refresh rate of 48-120Hz, and 120% DCI-P3 color volume. The new laptops will be officially launched in the Korean market next year on January 2. They will eventually make their way to more markets. The Galaxy Book 4 Pro is priced at $2,234; the $3,933 price tag is reserved for the Book 4 Ultra configuration.