Save $400 on Samsung Galaxy Book5 Pro 360 during Black Friday 2025

Black Friday 2025 deals are here, including an appealing offer on the Samsung Galaxy Book5 Pro 360 laptop. At 24% off, you can grab this last year's model at $400 off the MSRP, for just $1,299 USD. The deal is available to nab on Amazon while the Black Friday 2025 sale lasts.

Here is everything to know about Samsung Galaxy Book5 Pro. Here are the details.

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Black Friday 2025: Samsung Galaxy Book5 Pro features and specs explained

This is a lightweight Windows-based laptop utilizing the Intel Core Ultra chipset with built-in AI features. Furthermore, it is distinguishable from the standard Book 5 Pro due to the 360-degree-rotating display hinge that allows it to double up as a tablet. This makes it a solid pick for office or student work purposes.

Here is the full spec list to be aware of, for those planning to take the dive this Black Friday 2025:

Feature	Specifications
Display	16 inch, 2880 x 1800 resolution AMOLED display at 120 Hz
Processor	Intel Core Ultra 7 256V | 15th Gen (8 cores @2.2-4.8 GHz)
Graphics	Intel Arc 140V integrated GPU (8 GB VRAM)
RAM	16 GB LPDDR5 (@8533 MHz )
Storage	1 TB
Weight	3.73 lbs
Battery	76 watt hours
Connectivinity	Bluetooth, HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi
What's in the box	Adapter, Type-C cable, S-Pen, QSG cable, Warranty Card

As it should be obvious, the Samsung Galaxy Book5 Pro is a feature-packed, top-of-the-line machine. The slim ergonomics mean it is best used for work purposes like typing or photoshop, instead of more intensive tasks such as gaming. The thin chassis and integrated GPU mean games won't run as smoothly as they should, but for casual gaming and older games, it should be alright.

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Is the Samsung Galaxy Book5 Pro 360 worth buying during Black Friday 2025?

The slim design is both compact and attractive (Image via Samsung)

Overall, this product is aimed at casual and productivity use. It even includes an S-Pen to use with the system while it is in tablet mode. This compact setup makes it easy to carry it around everywhere and whip it out and use it in a jiffy. Additionally, the 76-watt-hour battery means it will last a long time for video watching purposes.

Though it packs In surprisingly powerful hardware for a notebook, it still will not offer the best possible gaming results that will make the most out of its impressive 1800p 120 Hz AMOLED display, but that was never the selling point of this device anyways. While the original $1,699 price tag may have been a bit too much for many to digest, perhaps the $400 off is enough to make them make the jump.