Best Samsung Galaxy Book S Cases in 2020

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TheSamsung Galaxy Book Sis an excellent and affordable laptop that allows the user to enjoy the benefits of a slim form factor, 4G LTE, and ARM-based computing all at once. It’s awesome — and that means you should get it some protection from spills, drops, and other threats. Here are some of our favorite cases that will keep your Samsung Galaxy Book S safe.

Protective laptop bag

This well-rounded bag from Tomtoc offers thick, effective padding as well as rubber corners for extra protection against impact damage. It also comes with extra pouches, too, which is great if you need to carry peripherals.

Padded sleeve

This sleeve is essentially the sleeve equivalent of Tomtoc’s laptop bag, offering a little less padding and space for a lower price.

Waterproof sleeve

CaseBuy’s sleeve is less padded than Tomtoc’s, but the waterproof exterior material means that it’s a great choice for spill protection.

Stylish sleeve

This stylish sleeve is made out of PU leather. On top of looking awesome, the leather guards well against both liquid and impact damage. The thin layer of padding inside the sleeve helps, too.

Armored sleeve

MCHENG’s sleeve is the closest a sleeve can get to being a suit of armor, as it features a thick hard plastic outer shell and an inner layer of absorption fabric that protects against shocking impacts.

Heavy duty case

This case is, essentially, a tank. It’s rocking an extremely thick copolymer-polypropeline shell with dense foam padding on the interior, making it invincible.

Simple laptop bag

This laptop bag from AmazonBasics is good for folks who want something simple, as it features a pair of compartments for peripherals and a decent amount of protective padding.

Stylish laptop bag

This bag is made out of stylish-looking faux leather that also protects well against damage. Additionally, it’s also got a good amount of padding and plenty of pockets.

Well-rounded backpack

The MATEIN Laptop Backpack comes with four compartments, a polyester shell, and thick interior padding. It also has some built-in wires that connect to battery banks and phones so you can charge on the go.

Elite backpack

Between the four large compartments for items, the exterior of ballistic polyester, and a massive amount of interior padding, this stellar backpack is guaranteed to succeed.

If we had to choose

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All of these cases will be an awesome fit for your Samsung Galaxy Book S, but if we had to choose one, it would be theTomtoc Laptop Bag. It has the best overall balance between protection, utility, and pricing, making it the best option if you’re looking for something that’s well-rounded.

If you would prefer to use a sleeve, than theTomtoc Protective Sleevewill be your best bet. It’s everything we love about Tomtoc’s bag in a sleeve form factor — it’s a little less protective and features less extra carrying space, but it’s also more affordable and has a slimmer profile.

Finally, if you want to go the backpack route, look no further than the eliteSwissGear Laptop Backpack. Between it’s stellar protectiveness and spacious carrying compartments, it’s a backpack that will never let you down. It’s a little pricey due to how advanced it is, but it’s absolutely worth it.

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Brendan Lowry is a Windows Central writer and Oakland University graduate with a burning passion for video games, of which he’s been an avid fan since childhood. He’s been writing for Team WC since the summer of 2017, and you’ll find him doing news, editorials, reviews, and general coverage on everything gaming, Xbox, and Windows PC. His favorite game of all time is probably NieR: Automata, though Elden Ring, Fallout: New Vegas, and Team Fortress 2 are in the running, too. When he’s not writing or gaming, there’s a good chance he’s either watching an interesting new movie or TV show or actually going outside for once.Follow him on X(Twitter).