LG gram 17 inch Ultra-Lightweight Laptop with 10th Gen Intel Core Processor w/Intel Iris Plus - 17Z90N-R.AAS9U1

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I upgraded to this about a month ago and WOW - blazing speed, easy to use - I am so happy with this computer (yes, I DO have a life beyond computing ...). Also, it is LIGHTER than my tablet!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my Laptop for hours everyday and this is the best one I've ever owned. Fast, great clarity, great keyboard, stays cool, light weight, long battery time, all the right plug in's. No bloatware. What more can I say, fantastic!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Purchased with the hopes of speed & ease of use - product delivers both & so much more. The weight (or lack thereof) is also a bonus since I pack this to my office & back home on a daily basis. Very impressed with this computer!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this computer about 5 weeks ago to replace my MacBook. I love the light weight of the computer and 17" screen with the higher resolution. I also love the solid state drive for it's speed, however I would have preferred a 1TB drive rather than the 512 GB drive. I would recommend this computer to family and friends.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] From the time I took it out of the box, this computer has worked exactly s I had hoped. Fast, easy set up, everything it promised. I tried it out in the store before purchasing and read all the reviews good not so good before purchasing, and so far I'm very pleased. With a few additional hubs all my devices are humming along. There are plenty of port options and this big laptop is light as a feather and very durable. The touch pad is a bit more sensitive than my last one but I've quickly gotten use to it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased the Gram 17 for software development, general browsing/office use and occasional video encoding using Handbrake. This replaces a 10 year old Dell Precision M6500 (i7 w/SSD) which was on its last legs. The Gram 17's best features are its exceptional display, excellent touchpad, quiet operation and long battery life. It is very responsive for everyday computing. The out of box setup was very easy, and only a very limited amount of "junkware" was installed on the system. The LG update utility works great. Performance: While more than adequate for general usage, I found that its performance was lacking for any intensive computing. The hardware is capable of much higher performance, but is constrained by thermal limitations of the packaging. I think if the CPU cooling was improved, the Gram's performance would easily be doubled, and that would make it a solid development machine. Pros: Both USB-3 & USB-C/thunderbolt ports. Very lightweight and sturdy for its size. Has two M.2 SSD slots. OEM M.2 SSD has very good performance. i7-1065G7 processor has excellent low-power performance. 16:10 aspect ratio display is great! Cons: Sound quality is marginal. Power cable connection is tiny and appears flimsy. RAM is limited by 8 GB soldered to board + one external 8GM SODIMM. CPU throttled *way* back during more intensive computing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this back in May sort of emergently. I didn't have a great deal of time for research, so I hard to sort of shoot from the hip. Having said that, I have been for the most part incredibly pleased with this purchase. Some of the things I'm going to mention would be nice to have, but I mention them know full well they would add to to overall weight of the machine. Pros: * Did I mention impossibly light? This 17" laptop weighs only a little more than my iPad, yet (to me) it doesn't feel cheaply built. This is a great model for someone with weaker hands or arthritis * Bright, sharp screen * Really fast start up. * Easy set up * I love that the power button isn't on the side like other laptops I've had. * Touchpad is responsive, but not too sensitive * Fast processing time * Bluetooth Cons: * Not a touchscreen (Would add weight) * Could use better speakers. At 100%, there's often a buzz. * Occasionally gives me the blue screen of death, but then starts right back up. So far, I haven't lost any data. This is the reason it's getting 4 stars - but in reality, it only loses a half a star for this issue.

Very impressive PC. I travel a lot, a light weight PC is very important to me. I bought the 15 inch gram about 1 year ago, works perfect, very fast, very easy to carry around, the only issues are the SSD is only 500G, and the camera position is not perfect; when I see the 1TB 17" Gram at similar weight, I decide to get it. Now it's been a couple month, it works great. Even it's 17" screen, but it's not bulky as other 17" you find in the market. Love it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've operated my 17" gram for some two months now and I love it. The light weight makes more of a difference than I expected. The battery life is astonishing ... finally i can work all of a transcon flight. The touch pad isn't located quite right but I'm slowly getting used to it and, for my taste, I would prefer separate buttons for mouse clicks but that isn't a big deal either. It is quiet and cool. I wish I had bought it earlier.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this laptop to teach movement classes online. It's big screen let me see more people more clearly, it's light weight let me easily move it from home to studio and back, and the long lasting battery meant I didn't have to worry about cables. The camera wasn't great - the colors were washed out, made me look sickly but I liked the wide angle. The deal breaker was that after two months, people started freezing up and I got on-screen messages that there wasn't enough bandwidth. I tested the WiFi speed with other devices at the same time side-by-side, including another PC laptop and this LG was at about a third the speed of the others. The only way it would match the speed was to hook it up with an Ethernet cable. I hope this was just a lemon; I returned it. If WiFi and a good camera isn't necessary, this is a great workhorse of a machine.