Samsung Mini Laptop Models

I needed a new laptop for architecture models and renders, and this laptop will suit its purpose!

Great laptop. Handles training small models locally, which is what I wanted.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had most models from samsung and I upgrade every other year since I have smart home with latest technology, best in the market cuddles for Samsung

There's one main reason I chose this instead of the newer and updated models and it all comes down to the hard drive compatibility of the 2021-2022 models that have been rolling out. This rackstation lacks the dual power supply I really wanted but I decided I can live without it since I have all of my files backing up to an RS2818RP+ living in the same rack and then another server off site. Models with Xeon processors can go up to 1 petabyte volumes unlike the lower tier processors that are limited to about 107TB which I didn't consider when I picked up the RS2818RP+. I did not have the budget to rebuy Synology branded hard drives since they are nearly 50-100% higher in cost and not really proven to be any more reliable yet considering limited data on their track record so it made the most sense to get something compatible with Seagate and Samsung so I can create volumes and save a ton of cash to put into other areas that make more sense for a small photography team. Currently loaded with five 4TB Samsung SSD's I see speeds of over 800mb/s read and write for 45 megapixel images and I imagine I'm only limited by the 10 gbe network I have. Formatted with BTRFS and RAID F1.

I bought this without too much expectation. It turned out to be a great case. I just wish there were cases for more models than just Apple, Samsung and Google. I know that's hard, but seriously, not having a case other than a universal stick on, for the other brands out there, it's not good.

All three of my TV’s are 2010-2016 Samsung models with the early app’s that they stopped updating. I got a Roku a Chromecast and a Firestick so I could honestly compare. I’m not a fan of brand bashing I will just say I have three Roku units now and they are awesome! I was concerned that the streaming stick would t do as well as the models with the set top receiver, you can not tell a difference. Great product without the disconnects or refresh wheel!

The mini pair is my all time favorite. This pair is the 6th pair I have I purchased from y’all ,,, I have a variety of models, these are the best….absolutely love them

Description stated it works with Ursa models, wasn't sure if that included Ursa mini. Works perfectly, easy install, and half the cost compared to others.

I have been looking for a professional smartphone clamp and tried different models, but this one was much better and sturdy. The combination between the Manfrotto mini tripod and Sennheizer clamp seems an excellent combination. I tried it in one shooting pilot and had great results.

After reading both the pros and cons of the FlexShooter Mini and Pro models online by owners of this head, I was not sure what to expect. For the past several years I have been using a Gitzo GHFG1 Gimbal Fluid Head and it has become my absolute favorite among the many Gimbal heads I have owned, including the Wimberley and Jobu heavy duty models, particularly for shooting birds in flight. I purchased both the Flexshooter Mini and the heavier Pro model to try out. I found both of them easily handled my Canon R5 camera + 600mm F4. My copies of the Flexshooter Mini and Pro panned and tilted silky smooth. Although completely different to operate than a standard Gimbal head, the instructions included with these heads is straight forward and easy to understand. So it did not take long before I was completely comfortable with both of them. The FlexShooter heads provide the same functionality as a standard gimbal head and more. The Flexshooter heads also include a built in leveler, which is something a standard gimbal head does not provide. The only functional differences I found with these heads is that they require increasingly more force when raising the lense to a high vertical angle. This is due to the spring loaded design of these heads. In this regard, I found the resistance in the FlexShooter mini to be considerably less than the larger Flexshooter Pro model I received. However, I did not find the resistance in either model to be a significant issue to me (I am 5'-6, 145lbs and 81yrs old). With the additional advantages of reduced size and weight compared to standard gimbal heads, I think you owe it to yourself to try out one of the Flexshooter heads. I plan on keeping both of the models I received.