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Posted by Alfred

- January 06, 2014, 23:49:40

;DBest laptop ever!

Posted by Jessé

- December 26, 2013, 05:02:39

Hi, Edwardson. I believe we bought the same laptop. Mine has the same issue, which doesn't look like a natural design. Since you didn't get an answer, I want to redo your question: is it a defect or by design??

Posted by Anon

- December 25, 2013, 23:20:37

I have this laptop. The adaptor does go in all the way, it just needs a little push/pressure until it "clicks" in.

Posted by Anonymouse

- December 19, 2013, 16:37:43

@Edwardson I have the non-touch version, and its power plug goes in pretty much all the way. I think it leaves a 1/3mm gap if you really look closely.

Posted by Edwardson

- December 09, 2013, 09:02:15

Hi,
I just got a book 5 and i noticed the the adaptor end which connects to the laptop does not insert all the way in. Is this a defect or by design?

Posted by Redaktion

- September 08, 2013, 08:31:41

Turn the page. The Samsung Ativ Book 5 is a slim, yet sturdy 14-inch touchscreen Ultrabook based on a previous-generation Ivy Bridge processor. How does the sleek looking system with its dual-core i5 CPU and integrated graphics card stack up against the competition?

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