Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Enterprise Ed. (256GB Storage, 8GB RAM), Mercury Gray – XE931QCA-K01US
$499.99
Last updated on October 6, 2024 2:10 am Details
- Work safely in the cloud with Chrome OS – providing the control your business needs to cloud-power your workforce.
- Experience superior picture quality and fully expansive color, contrast and depth with the 4K AMOLED touchscreen display to take your work and play to the next level.
- Ultra slim with a flexible nearly 360° hinge, the 9.9mm the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Enterprise works as a laptop, tablet and everything in between. An ultra-thin bezel provides maximum screen.
- Boot up in as fast as 6 seconds and hit the ground running. Get ample storage with 256GB SSD and work, play and multitask seamlessly with 10th generation Intel CoreTM processing.
- Take notes, sketch ideas and edit documents easily and accurately with the built-in pen that fits seamlessly into the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Enterprise’s ultra-slim design.
- Wi-Fi 6. Unlock network speeds up to 3×1 faster than previous generation Wi-Fi. Download music, movies and more in seconds backed by Intel’s high-performance wireless hardware.
- Change your perspective with the revolutionary 8MP world-facing camera with autofocus. Fold your laptop into tablet mode and capture your view from any angle, zoom in, or use the HD front-facing camera for selfies and video chats.
- With Chrome OS, IT can secure, manage and power cloud workforces. That means advanced security to keep corporate data safe, flexible configurations to enable any use case, and simplified orchestration of devices and other critical infrastructure.
- Stay secure across your endpoints – cloud-first protection to keep enterprise users safe from malware and phishing.
- Deploy fast and scale with less IT burden – Power your workforce from anywhere, at the speed demanded by modern businesses.
Specification: Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Enterprise Ed. (256GB Storage, 8GB RAM), Mercury Gray – XE931QCA-K01US
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Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Enterprise Ed. (256GB Storage, 8GB RAM), Mercury Gray – XE931QCA-K01US
$499.99
Tim Osborn –
I get the white screen of death daily saying Chrome OS cannot be found. I’ve powerwashed, reinstalled the software. Also the trackpad stops working out of the blue and rebooting the device doesn’t fix it. I suspect it is hardware issues.
Also the sofware is sooo buggy. What is the point in having a fingerprint sensor if the device shuts down every time you close the lid and requires password. Is that because the device crashed or was that just not thought out…..
Linux apps are useless because they freeze the entire device every time I use Android studio. The only way to resolve is to hold the power button until it reboots. I’VE ONLY HAD IT FOR TWO WEEKS and I’ve had this many issues. Do not buy if you are a power user. If your not, but a cheep chromebook.
Jared Carlson –
Early impressions – Impossibly thin. Android apps are surprisingly better than web app variants. Red is the laptop color I never knew I needed. The keyboard travel and “thud” is satisfying and the trackpad is Apple level.
Like every other review, the battery is abysmal compared to any ultrabook in 2020 (3-4 hours max with comfortable brightness). However, this is the best home laptop you can get right now. The design is hard to appreciate until it’s in your hands, but I have never seen a thinner device with an i5 chip. It gets warm without a fan but nothing uncomfortable. The pen performs better than the gen 1 Apple Pencil I’m coming off of. I can’t say this is great for art, but you get access to Concepts in the Play store and Adobe Draw. I do wish Samsung Notes was an option given the Galaxy name, but here we are. Big, big fan of using my mobile only fantasy football app (Sleeper) on a bigger screen. Most Android apps I’ve installed are responsive which helps to avoid going fullscreen/forced to use the touchscreen in portrait.
Connecting a Dualshock4 controller was effortless, didn’t need to configure for Among Us either. Some games like Shadowfall will need some effort to work. No CoD Mobile support was a bummer, hopefully in an update.
Complaints: The screen looks great, however no 4k support on most streaming options AND due to the OLED this screen is very dim by default. If you have it at 50% your eyes will be strained after an hour. 70% is comfortable, getting 4 hours average.
If you’re looking to continue your Android experience in laptop form, this is the way.
Reuven –
Very poor and buggy.
os crashes every time the screen is off (sometimes even when the screen is on) and falls into recovery mode..,
the screen panel just unstable and swinging like crazy, which makes it impossible to draw with the pen,
battery life also terrible,
Netflix app support only 480p resolution
the 4k screen is just useless exept youtube,
Linux is too limited and slow.
very very bad purchase.
Samsung messed up big time!
Don’t waste your money!!
ccouto –
I got the white screen saying that “Chrome OS is missing or damaged.” I tried installing chrome again. I restarted it. I called Samsung support and was on the phone for over two hours just for them to tell me that I’ll have to send it in. I sent it the next day ($18 just to ship it), and they told me today that it was broken and they would have to send me a replacement. Fingers crossed that it goes well and they’ll keep their word.
The computer itself is very nice, but the software is buggy. I don’t like Apple products but now I’m considering switching over. 🙁
Thor’s Hammer –
Wafer-thin and packed with Chromebook features, the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2020 (Galaxy from now on) is a beauty. In Fiesta Red, the Galaxy catches eyes and the form build looks like a colorful piece of thick cardboard. Currently, Amazon is selling this for $799.99 ($200 less than I purchased the unit a week ago.) I work with Windoze and Mac professionally but at home, I enjoy using several Samsung tablets, the Chromebook Pro and other quality products from the company.
I was really on the fence as I have a Samsung Pro from 2 years back and it does all that I need, Yet the lure of a better screen and CPU chip finally enticed me. I also welcome the Bluetooth 5 for earbuds and the lightness of the overall unit.
As others have mentioned, the battery life when using the quality screen settings are a little below four hours, weak compared to the Asus Flip, with almost better specs- but the Flip doesn’t have the quality screen this unit does. (I’m not carrying a charger with me when a battery pack will do the job.)The added functionality of Android apps, which are not always available with other brands, make this Galaxy a winner. Besides, I am a Samsung fan. At $800. this is a worthy contender to Best Chromebook of 2020.