The latest lineup reflects Samsung’s continued focus on delivering premium PCs that balance power, portability and intelligent productivity features for modern work and everyday use.

Performance Designed for Modern WorkFlows

Built with the newest Intel® Core Ultra Series 3 processors, the Galaxy Book6 series is designed to handle demanding multitasking, creative workloads and AI-enhanced applications with ease. The upgraded processing platform enables significantly faster responsiveness, helping users work more efficiently whether they are editing content, collaborating online or managing complex tasks.

Galaxy Book6 Ultra has an NVIDIA® GeForce RTX graphics card to further enhance performance, enabling smoother visual experiences and supporting advanced creative tools powered by AI.

Samsung also introduced an improved internal cooling structure across the lineup, allowing the devices to maintain stable performance even during intensive usage.

Perfectly balanced Slim Design, Greater Portability

The new Galaxy Book6 series combines powerful hardware with a sleek and lightweight form factor, making it easier for users to stay productive on the move. With symmetrical slim profiles and carefully engineered internal layouts, the devices deliver a unified, premium look with clean, balanced lines complemented by Galaxy’s signature curved corners and classic centered logo.

A clean, minimalist design and premium finishes reinforce Samsung’s focus on craftsmanship, ensuring the laptops look as refined as they perform.

Smarter Productivity through Connected Experiences

The Galaxy Book6 lineup integrates intelligent productivity features designed to simplify everyday workflows. AI-enhanced tools help users organize information, streamline tasks and work more efficiently, while seamless connectivity across the Galaxy ecosystem allows for easy file sharing and multi-device continuity.

Together, these capabilities support a more flexible and connected work experience.

Availability in Europe

Galaxy Book6 Ultra, Galaxy Book6 Pro and Galaxy Book6 will be available in Grey, with pre-orders starting from 25^th February 2026 in UK & Ireland. Available to purchase instantly from 11^th March.

Additionally, there will be a Galaxy Book6 Enterprise Edition that brings features and solutions optimised for managed IT environment starting April 2026.

For more information about the Galaxy Book6 series, please visit: Samsung Global Newsroom or Samsung.com.

Pricing

Specifications

​ Galaxy Book6 Ultra (16-inch)
Dimension*	356.9×248.0×15.4mm
	*Accuracy of numbers may vary depending on measurements used.
Weight	1.89kg
OS	Windows 11
Display	16.0″* Touch AMOLED, Anti-Reflective, WQXGA+ (2880×1800), 1000nits
	* Measured diagonally as a full rectangle without accounting for the rounded corners. Actual viewable area is less due to the rounded corners
Processor	Intel® Core Ultra 7 Series 3 (Intel® Evo Edition)
NPU*	Intel® NPU (up to 50 tops)
	*NPU performance may vary by processor.
Graphic	NVIDIA® GeForce RTX 5060/5070 GDDR7 8GB
Network*	Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth v5.4, 802.11be2x2
	* Wi-Fi 7 wireless network router required and sold separately.
Colour	Grey
Memory*	32GB/64GB (LPDDR5X)
Storage*	1TB SSD (PCle), Expansion Slot
	*Actual storage space availability may vary depending on pre-installed software and by market, file size and format.
Camera	2MP (1080p FHD)
Microphone/Speaker	Internal Dual Array Digital Microphones / Six speaker, Dolby Atmos®
Keyboard	Two tone Pro keyboard (Backlit keyboard)
Trackpad	Haptic touch Trackpad
Battery*	80.20 Wh (Typical)
	*Typical value of battery capacity tested under third-party laboratory condition. Typical value is the estimated average value considering the deviation in battery capacity among the battery samples tested under IEC 61960 standard. Actual battery life may vary depending on network environment, usage patterns and other factors.
Port*	Thunderbolt4 (2), USB Type-A, HDMI 2.1 port (Supports 8K@60, 5K@120), SD, Headphone/Microphone
	*Actual speed of USB may vary depending on user environment.

​ Galaxy Book6 Pro (14-inch)				​ Galaxy Book6 Pro (16-inch)
Dimension*	314.2×220.6×11.6mm			356.9×248.0×11.9mm
	*Accuracy of numbers may vary depending on measurements used.
Weight	1.24 kg			1.59 kg
OS	Windows 11
Display	14.0″ Touch AMOLED, Anti-Reflective			16.0″ Touch AMOLED, Anti-Reflective
Processor	Intel® Core Ultra X7 / 7 / 5 Series 3 (Intel® Evo Edition)		Intel® Core Ultra X7 / 7 / 5 Series 3 (Intel® Evo Edition)
NPU	Intel® NPU (up to 50 tops)
	*NPU performance may vary by processor.
Graphic*	Intel® Arc Graphics | Intel® Graphics
Network*	Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth v5.4, 802.11be2x2
	*Wi-Fi 7 wireless network router required and sold separately.
Colour	Grey
Memory	16GB/32GB (LPDDR5X)
Storage*	256/512GB/1TB SSD (PCle)
	*Availability may vary by model **Actual storage space availability may vary depending on pre-installed software and by market, file size and format.
Camera	2MP (1080p FHD)
Microphone/Speaker	Internal Dual Array Digital Microphones / Stereo speaker, Dolby Atmos®			Internal Dual Array Digital Microphones / Quad speaker, Dolby Atmos®
Keyboard	Two tone Pro keyboard (Backlit keyboard)
Trackpad	Haptic touch Trackpad
Battery*	67.18 Wh (Typical)			78.07 Wh (Typical)
	*Typical value of battery capacity tested under third-party laboratory condition. Typical value is the estimated average value considering the deviation in battery capacity among the battery samples tested under IEC 61960 standard. Actual battery life may vary depending on network environment, usage patterns and other factors.
Port*	Thunderbolt4 (2), USB Type-A, HDMI 2.1 port (Supports 8K@60, 5K@120), Headphone/Microphone
	*Actual speed of USB may vary depending on user environment.
2nd SSD	Unavailable	Available

​ Galaxy Book6 (14-inch, 16-inch)
Dimension*	313.4×221.1×14.9mm	357.1×248.0×16.8mm (Touch) 357.1×248.0×14.9mm (Non-Touch)
	*Accuracy of numbers may vary depending on measurements used.
Weight*	1.48 kg	1.85 kg (Touch) / 1.75 kg (Non-Touch)
OS	Windows 11
Display	14.0-inch IPS Anti-Glare, WUXGA (1,920×1,200), 350nits	16.0-inch IPS Touch, WUXGA (1,920×1,200), 350nits 16.0-inch IPS Anti-Glare, WUXGA (1,920 x 1,200), 350nits
	* Measured diagonally as a full rectangle without accounting for the rounded corners. Actual viewable area is less due to the rounded corners.
Processor	Intel® Core Ultra 7 / 5 Series 3
NPU	Intel® NPU (up to 49 tops)
	*NPU performance may vary by processor.
Graphic	Intel® Graphics
Network	Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth v5.4, 802.11 ax 2×2
	*Wi-Fi 6E wireless network router required and sold separately.
Colour	Grey
Memory	16GB/32GB (LPDDR5X)
Storage*	256GB/512GB/1TB SSD (PCle)
	*Availability may vary by model **Actual storage space availability may vary depending on pre-installed software and by market, file size and format.
Camera	2MP
Microphone/ Speaker	Internal Dual Array Digital Microphones / Stereo speaker, Dolby Atmos®
Keyboard	Two tone Pro keyboard (Backlit keyboard)
Trackpad	Click Pad
Battery*	61.2 Wh (Typical)
	*Typical value of battery capacity tested under third-party laboratory condition. Typical value is the estimated average value considering the deviation in battery capacity among the battery samples tested under IEC 61960 standard. Actual battery life may vary depending on network environment, usage patterns and other factors.
Port*	USB Type-C (2), USB Type-A (2), HDMI, microSD, RJ45, S-Lock, Headphone/Microphone
	*Actual speed of USB may vary depending on user environment.
2nd SSD	Available (14-inch : 2230 only)	Available

London, UK – Jan. 21, 2026 – Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. returns today to BETT 2026, the world’s largest education exhibition, taking place from 21-23 January at ExCeL London, where it will showcase its vision of connected learning for every mind and demonstrate how technology can support both teachers and students across a wide range of learning and classroom needs.

Ben Yoon, President, Samsung UK & Ireland, says, “Connected learning for every mind is about showing how technology can adopt to a wide range of learning needs and classroom environments. We believe in helping teachers set students up for success at different stages of their lives and Samsung’s vision is to work closely with schools across the UK to solve classroom challenges with practical, scalable solutions. Through our innovation & AI enabled devices, we can empower partners & educators to provide inclusive learning experiences to unlock every student’s potential. Alongside programmes like Solve for Tomorrow, we are empowering young people to develop future-ready skills and use technology to solve real-world problems.”

With more than 35,000 education professionals and over 600 companies expected to attend, Samsung’s presence at BETT 2026 reinforces its commitment to the UK education sector and its role as a trusted partner in delivering connected, future-ready learning solutions.

Corporate Vice President – Mobile Division, Samsung UK & Ireland, Richard Chang, says, “Today’s classrooms thrive when teachers are empowered to collaborate deeply and create engaging, flexible learning environments. At BETT, we’re showcasing how our connected ecosystem can support those environments in practice. The Galaxy Book6 Series, our tablets and Galaxy XR make up a part of an intelligent ecosystem designed to simplify lessons and collaboration across the classroom.

“By integrating AI-enabled devices and immersive technologies, educators spend less time managing technology and more time teaching, while students benefit from more inclusive ways to learn. It’s a clear demonstration of how connected, versatile solutions can work intelligently to transform teaching and learning.”

Connected Learning For Every Mind

At BETT 2026, Samsung will demonstrate how its education ecosystem is designed to support learners and educators at every stage, from primary and secondary through to further and higher education.

Samsung’s versatile, AI-enabled devices are built to support different learning styles, abilities and teaching approaches, helping create more inclusive classrooms where technology adapts to people, not the other way around. By connecting devices to a wider ecosystem, Samsung enables smarter, more collaborative ways to learn without adding complexity for educators.

Devices That Work Better Together

At the centre of the stand is a mock classroom, where visitors can take part in short live demonstrations and enjoy scheduled speaker sessions throughout the day, featuring Samsung education specialists and industry speakers.

These sessions show how Samsung’s connected education ecosystem works in real classroom settings, focusing on practical teaching and learning scenarios rather than standalone technology demos.

Through hands-on experiences, visitors can explore Samsung’s education offering across three key areas:

• Mobile & Computing: Tablets, laptops and education-ready devices, including the new Galaxy Book6 Series, designed to support lesson planning, content creation, collaboration and hybrid learning.
• Immersive Technology: Galaxy XR[1] use cases that demonstrate how immersive and experiential technologies can enhance engagement, bring subjects to life and create new ways for students to interact with content.
• Display Solutions: Interactive whiteboards and large-format LED displays for collaborative learning spaces, including the latest WEFX and Flip WMFX, featuring AI-enabled tools such as Circle to Search and AI Classroom Assistant to support smarter classroom management.

Supporting Learning Beyond The Classroom

Alongside classroom technology, Samsung will showcase its Solve for Tomorrow programme, a year-round initiative that supports young people in developing future skills and exploring how technology can help address real-world challenges. Open to all students, the programme reflects Samsung’s ongoing commitment to empowering the next generation beyond the classroom.

Samsung’s Commitment To Education

Samsung’s presence at Bett 2026 highlights its long-term commitment to education, supporting educators, learners and institutions beyond individual products.

Working closely with schools and education bodies, Samsung develops practical, scalable and inclusive technologies that address real classroom needs, build digital skills and improve accessibility. Its intuitive, secure and easy-to-manage solutions reduce complexity for educators, helping create connected learning environments where teachers and students can thrive.

Visitors can experience connected learning for every mind by visiting Samsung on Stand NF20 at Bett.^[1]

[1]HEALTH AND SAFETY NOTICE: The Galaxy XR should not be used by children under the age of 13. If you are pregnant, elderly, have had a seizure, loss of awareness, or other symptoms linked to an epileptic condition, have pre-existing binocular vision abnormalities or psychiatric disorders, use a pacemaker or other implanted medical device, or suffer from a heart condition or other serious medical condition, please consult a doctor before using the Galaxy XR. Do not use the Galaxy XR if you are under the influence of any drugs or alcohol. Immediately discontinue use of the Galaxy XR if you experience any discomfort. For the safest experience always remain seated when using the Galaxy XR.

Receipts, vouchers and digital documents are now among the most commonly misplaced items in the UK, according to new research commissioned by Samsung – highlighting how the everyday frustration of losing things has shifted from pockets and bags to screens and storage.

The study of 2,000 UK adults found that more than half (52%) have reached a checkout or returns desk without the receipt they needed. Other frequently misplaced physical items include the TV remote (24%), house keys (19%) and earbuds or headphones (15%).

But the frustration does not stop with physical belongings. As more of everyday life moves online, managing digital clutter is becoming just as challenging. More than eight in ten (83%) say they struggle to find documents or files on their devices when they need them.

For some, this search adds up to a significant amount of lost time. The research shows that people can spend up to six hours a month searching for misplaced digital documents on their laptop or computer – the equivalent of up to 72^[1]hours a year simply trying to rediscover files they already own.

Important digital content is also frequently misplaced. Three in ten say they have lost track of important passwords, while nearly a quarter struggle to find emails (24%) and almost one in five have difficulty locating photos (18%) they know are saved somewhere on their device.

This growing digital overload is reflected in how people organise their technology. Almost a third (32%) say they find it harder to organise items on their phone, tablet or laptop compared to real life, while 34% admit to endlessly scrolling through their camera roll trying to find something specific. A further 31% struggle to remember which folder or chat a file has been saved in.

On average, people now estimate they have more than 3,000 documents, photos or videos stored across their devices. As a result, more than a quarter (28%) say they would not feel confident they could find a specific item within 30 seconds.

Everyday routines also play a role. More than half (52%) say changes in routine make them more forgetful, while 34% feel they lose more items now than they did when they were younger. Nearly one in five (19%) admit they can never find the document they are looking for when they need to send it to friends or family.

The findings come as Samsung unveils the new Galaxy Book6 series at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, which features Intelligent Search designed to help users quickly rediscover documents, photos and contacts, even when they can’t remember exact names, locations or details.

Annika Bizon, Mobile Experience Vice President of Product and Marketing, Samsung UK & Ireland, said: “Searching for something you can’t find on a device can be even more infuriating than losing your house keys. You know it’s there; you just can’t find it.

At Samsung, we know people crave simplicity, especially as life becomes more complicated, turning to technology and tools such as Galaxy AI features as the fix. That’s why at CES we’ve announced our most intuitive computing device yet – the Galaxy Book6 Series, with Intelligent Search.

It allows you to ask for what you’re looking for in a natural, human way – just as you would ask a friend, for example: ‘Can you find me that beach photo from July?’ You don’t need to remember file names or folders, because it’s designed around how people remember, not how computers store information – helping give valuable time back.”

The findings also reveal why traditional organisation methods are struggling to keep up. 35% say files are often saved in the wrong place by mistake, while 29% say current search tools don’t always surface the right results, reinforcing the need for smarter, more intuitive ways to rediscover information.

As technology continues to store more of everyday life, the research suggests that staying organised, both physically and digitally, is becoming an essential modern skill.

For more information on the new Galaxy Book6, and for further updates from Samsung at CES 2026, please visit: samsung.com/uk

[1]Based on Samsung-commissioned research, which found 31% respondents spend between one to six hours per month searching for misplaced documents on their devices. Annual maximum estimate calculated by multiplying six hours by 12 months</em