Galaxy Book 6 Pro Makes a Stop at Geekbench, Revealing Key Details

We know that Samsung is working on two Galaxy Book laptops. That might include an Ultra and a Pro variant. Nothing has come about the former yet. But we do have something to share about the Galaxy Book 6 Pro, which made a round on Geekbench listing earlier today.

Galaxy Book 6 Pro may pack Intel Core Ultra 5 processor from Panther Lake lineup

As spotted by regular tipster Abhishek Yadav, Samsung Galaxy Book 6 Pro passed by a Geekbench listing revealing some crucial info about the upcoming flagship offering. The listing suggests that the Galaxy Book will pack Intel’s upcoming Core Ultra 5 338H processor from the next-generation Panther Lake family.

According to the benchmark, the Galaxy Book 6 Pro features Intel’s latest Arc B370 integrated GPU, paired with 32GB of RAM. The CPU appears to use a 12-core design with 4 performance cores, 4 efficiency cores, and 4 low-power cores. All of which run at a base frequency of 1.9GHz. The new Panther Lake series is built on Intel’s advanced 18A process node. The numbers don’t disappoint either.

In Geekbench’s AI test, the Book 6 Pro posted scores of 4,136 (single precision), 1,764 (half precision), and 7,612 (quantized). These numbers show clear gains in on-device AI processing. While these tests reportedly ran on the CPU rather than the dedicated NPU, they still give a taste of the upcoming boost to everyday AI workloads. Moreover, the Galaxy Book 6 Pro could come in 14- and 16-inch variants.

Samsung hasn’t confirmed the official launch timeline for the Galaxy Book 6 series yet. But with Intel’s Panther Lake chips rumored for early 2026, Samsung’s Galaxy Book 6 series will likely debut around the same time. Meanwhile, Galaxy Book 6 Ultra is also in the works. However, details remain under wraps for now.