I have a Galaxy Book Edge 4 with the snapdragon X1E80 OLED and can't seem to solve this coloring issue. Whenever I am watching a video, the computer applies this weird color correction filter on the video. It is most noticeable when scrolling when playing the video because this causes the filter to be removed for a split second, revealing the original colors.

Does anyone have this same issue? How can I fix it? I tried switching color profiles, HDR settings, and no matter what I do, I can't seem to turn off this color enchancement filter.

I'm experiencing intermittent hardware issues with my Galaxy Book 2 360. Roughly half the time, the keyboard, touchpad, microphone, and speakers stop working. I've ruled out software problems by trying multiple system restore points and performing a full factory reset, but the issues persist.

It appears I might have a failing motherboard or daughterboard. I've seen that component replacement could potentially fix this.

My questions are:

• What's the likely cost of replacing a daughterboard or motherboard on a Galaxy Book 2 360?
• Is it worthwhile sending it to Samsung or a service like Geek Squad for diagnosis and potential repair?
• Has anyone else experienced similar issues with their Galaxy Book 2 360, and what was the resolution?

Looks like the book 4 edge snapdragon x elite got a firmware and drivers update today or this week. Trying to find info on the update. Thanks 😊

Depois de um 2025 e um 1º trimestre de 2026 bastante quieta e já levantando hipóteses de que a Samsung Brasil deixaria de lançar notebooks, eis que agora surgem informações interessantes de que, apesar de tudo, é possível que tenhamos os Galaxy Book6 no Brasil. Saiba mais no link acima.

I'm planning to buy the Galaxy Book 6 Pro 16 with the X7 chip. How's the battery life with everyday use - Office, Emails, youtube, Multiple tabs open in Edge/Brave browser etc.?
Im using the Asus Zenbook S14 Oled with the Lunar Lake chip now and I get roughly about 6 hours of usage give or take with the balanced mode - Brightness at 40% and variable refresh rate. I was planning to buy the Ultra with the Nvidia GPU but it doesn't have a MUX switch option and have heard that the battery back up is not that great.

Hey everyone! I’ve been really looking forward to buying a Galaxy Book 6, but I’m a bit hesitant because I’ve never owned a Galaxy Book before.

I’ve seen some posts about previous models having issues with screens cracking on their own... For anyone who has used a Galaxy Book, especially newer models, how has your experience been?

Have Samsung improved the durability, or is this still something I should be concerned about? I’d really appreciate hearing your honest experiences ^^

Hi all,

As my title shows, my GalaxyBook 3 360, which is about 2 and a half years old, is roaring hot with the fan going at full speed all the time from when its turned on and I cant see any softwares using more than 300 mb and yet the memory is at 90%, anyone know what to try? Im thinking of wiping it clean, its impossible to almost use from how loud it is. Worried I picked something up, or my laptop is just dying after barely even 3 years of use, im still paying it off. I have bought air cleaners for dust but thats not it either.

I’m struggling with a persistent connection issue between my Galaxy Buds 4 Pro and Galaxy Book 6 Ultra. The behavior is erratic and makes the buds unusable on this laptop.

The Primary Issue:

Connection Loop: The Buds constantly disconnect and reconnect. In the Windows Bluetooth menu, the status rapidly cycles between "Connected," then showing the "L" and "R" buds as separate devices, and then disconnecting entirely.

Invisible Audio Device: Even when the status says "Connected," the Buds do not appear as an option in the Windows Sound Output settings. Windows recognizes the Bluetooth link but fails to recognize them as an audio playback device.

Partial Pairing: After unpairing and performing a factory reset (case-sync method), the issue either persists or only the Right earbud will connect while the Left remains invisible.

The Gaming Impact:

Whenever I manage to get a stable connection with sound, launching or playing a game causes massive, constant lag spikes and frame stuttering. It feels like the system is struggling to maintain the Bluetooth stack while the game is running, or the "plug-and-play" service is refreshing in the background every time the buds flicker.

What I’ve Already Tried:

Multiple "Forget Device" and re-pairing attempts.

Factory resetting the buds inside the case (holding touchpads).

Disabling "Auto Switch" in the Galaxy wearable ecosystem.

Is this a known driver conflict between the new Galaxy Book 6 series and the Buds 4 Pro, or is there a specific Windows service I should be looking at?
Please reach out if you have a fix. I used ai to help me write a lot of this sorry if its hard to read.