Samsung Galaxy Book 6, 6 Pro and 6 Ultra land in UK with Intel Core Ultra Series 3 chips

Samsung has officially brought its Galaxy Book 6 lineup to the UK, a month after first teasing the machines at CES 2026. The range spans the standard Galaxy Book 6, the Galaxy Book 6 Pro, and the flagship Galaxy Book 6 Ultra, all powered by Intel’s new Core Ultra Series 3 processors, better known by their Panther Lake codename.

This is Samsung leaning further into premium Windows laptops that play nicely with its wider Galaxy ecosystem. There is a clear split between mainstream portability and high-performance creative muscle, depending on which model you pick. Here’s everything you need to know about Samsung’s Galaxy Book 6 series.

AMOLED screens and Panther Lake performance

At the top sits the Galaxy Book 6 Ultra. It pairs a 16-inch WQXGA+ AMOLED touchscreen with up to 1,000 nits of brightness and an anti-reflective coating, making it far more at home in bright cafés than many glossy rivals.

Inside, you can spec it up to an Intel Core Ultra 7 Series 3 Evo Edition processor, complete with an integrated NPU rated at up to 50 TOPS for AI workloads, alongside up to an Nvidia GeForce 5070 GPU. That combination clearly targets creators, developers and anyone dabbling in heavier GPU work.

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The Ultra supports up to 64GB of LPDDR5x RAM and 1TB of SSD storage, with a RAM expansion slot included. It weighs 1.89kg and carries an 80.20Wh battery, which is respectable given the hardware on offer. Connectivity includes Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, two Thunderbolt 4 ports, HDMI 2.1 and a MicroSD slot.

The Galaxy Book 6 Pro tones things down slightly but keeps the AMOLED panel appeal. Available in 14-inch and 16-inch variants, it runs up to an Intel Core Ultra X7 Series 3 Evo Edition processor with Intel Arc integrated graphics.

t shares much of the same memory, storage, ports and webcam setup as the Ultra, though only the 16-inch Pro offers a RAM expansion slot. Battery sizes sit at 78.07Wh for the 16-inch and 67.18Wh for the 14-inch model, with weights starting at a tidy 1.24kg.

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The standard Galaxy Book 6 aims squarely at everyday productivity. It swaps AMOLED for up to a 16-inch WUXGA IPS display, topping out at 350 nits, and runs on up to an Intel Core Ultra 7 Series processor with integrated graphics and an NPU delivering up to 49 TOPS. Wi-Fi 6E replaces Wi-Fi 7 here, and only the 16-inch version offers a touchscreen option.

Across the range, you get Windows 11, a 2MP 1080p webcam, Samsung’s Two-Tone Pro backlit keyboard and a consistent grey finish. It is a tidy, cohesive family rather than three wildly different machines.

Samsung Galaxy Book 6, 6 Pro and 6 Ultra price and availability

The Samsung Galaxy Book 6 Ultra starts at £2,999 (~Rs. 3,69,000) in the UK for the Intel Core Ultra 7 Series 3 configuration. The Galaxy Book 6 Pro begins at £1,399 (~Rs. 1,72,000) for the 14-inch model and £1,499 (~Rs. 1,84,000) for the 16-inch version.

For those looking to spend less, the standard Galaxy Book 6 starts at £949 (~Rs. 1,17,000) for the 14-inch model, rising to £1,049 (~Rs. 1,29,000) for the 16-inch and £1,099 (~Rs. 1,35,000) for the 16-inch touchscreen variant.

Pre-orders open on February 25 in the UK, with general sale beginning on 11 March. However, there’s no word on an Indian launch date yet.

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