Earlier this year, in May, Samsung had launched its Galaxy Book Flex 2-in-1 laptop, and recently, in September, the company released Galaxy Book Flex 5G in the market. Now, a successor of the original Galaxy Book has been launched.

Samsung has today launched the Galaxy Book Flex 2 in South Korea. The device has the same 2-in-1 design with a 360-degree rotatable screen. It also comes with support for the Smart S Pen stylus.

It comes in two options for the display size — 13.3-inch and 15.6-inch, offering a QLED Full HD+ touch screen panel. Under the hood, the laptop is powered by the latest 11th-generation Intel Core i5 or Core i7 processor.

The 13.3-inch model packs Intel Iris Xe graphics while the 15.6-inch model comes with NVIDIA MC450 GPU for handling the graphical tasks. It can be configured with up to 16GB LPDDR4X RAM and up to 1TB SSD for storage.

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There are two 5W AKG stereo speakers and the device also comes with support for fingerprint recognition. It also features a 13MP camera which should come in handy, especially during these times when people are working from home and relying on webcams to attend meetings and collaborate with colleagues.

The device is powered by a 69.7Wh battery. The Samsung Galaxy Book Flex 2 comes in two color options — Black and Purple. It’s pricing starts at 1.845 million yuan (approximately $1683) and goes up to 2.83 million yuan (~$2581).

Along with this, the company has also launched the Galaxy Flex 2 5G, which as the name indicates, comes with built-in support for 5G connectivity. This model was announced in September but the company had not revealed its pricing. It will be offered in just Royal Silver color, for a price of 2.725 million won which roughly converts to $2,468.

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