Samsung Galaxy Book3 Ultra NP964XFH-XA1US notebook hits new low at $1750.68

Save $605.31 on this price drop. The Samsung Galaxy Book3 Ultra is a rare breed: a 16-inch workstation that packs a desktop-class Core i9 processor into a chassis thinner than most ultrabooks. The Notebook drops to $1750.68 - save $605.31. That puts it $211 below its 90-day average and marks one of the steepest discounts we have tracked on this configuration.

THE DEAL

Samsung Galaxy Book3 Ultra NP964XFH-XA1US 16" Notebook

$1750.68 (was $2355.99) - Save $605.31 (26% off)

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Get This Price

For just $1750.68, below its 30-day average of $2355.99. The Book3 Ultra has fluctuated between $1961 and $2144 over the past three to six months, so landing it under $1800 is unusual.

If you have been watching this machine since launch. This is the lowest it has been.

What You're Getting

The Galaxy Book3 Ultra runs on a 13th Gen Intel Core i9-13900H with 14 cores, paired with 32 GB of onboard RAM. That is enough memory to keep a dozen Chrome tabs, a video editor, and a Slack session all humming without slowdown. The 16-inch 3K display (2880 x 1800) handles movies, photos, and games with sharp detail, and the 1 TB SSD gives you room for large project files and media libraries. It is also Intel Evo-certified, meaning it meets benchmarks for battery life, instant wake, and fast charging.

Who This Is For

Best for: creative professionals and power users who need a laptop that can compile code, render video, or run virtual machines without throttling. The 32 GB RAM and i9 processor make this a legitimate desktop replacement for anyone who moves between desks.

Students or light users who only browse and stream should look at something cheaper -- this is overkill for basic tasks.

Final Verdict

The $605 in savings against the 30-day average makes this the right moment for anyone who needs a high-performance 16-inch notebook right now. If you can push your purchase to Black Friday, you might save more -- but given this is the lowest tracked price to date, waiting carries its own risk.