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LG Gram 14Z90Q Laptop: Intel Evo i7-1260P, 14" WUXGA, 512GB SSD, 16GB RAM Expired
$799
$1,499.99
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BuyDig has LG Gram 14Z90Q 14" Ultra Lightweight Laptop on sale for $799. Shipping is free.
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- Intel Evo i7-1260P, 12 Cores: 4P + 8E, 4.7GHz (12th Gen) Processor
- 14" 1920x1200 WUXGA 350-Nits IPS Display w/ FHD IR Webcam + Dual Mic
- 512GB PCIe M.2 NVMe Solid State Drive
- 16GB LPDDR5 RAM (5100Hz)
- Intel Iris XE Graphics
- Intel WiFi 6E AX211 (2x2) + Bluetooth 5.1
- 2x 1.5W Stereo Speaker
- HD Audio w/ DTS X Ultra
- Full Size Backlit Keyboard
- Windows 11 Home OS
- Inputs
- 2x USB Type-A
- 2x USB Type-C Thunderbolt 4
- 1x HDMI 2.0
- 72Wh Lithium Ion battery
- Weight: 2.2 lbs
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Correction. $699 at Costco starting March 8.
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14" has 12th gen which is still the latest as LG Gram with 13th gen is still not available.
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"No hate" "this is trash"… pick one
- The keyboard legends &c seem to be from last year's model. These look more ostentatious and I don't particularly like it, but is not a very big deal.
- The power button has a fingerprint sensor built-in to it, again like last year's model. It worked alright, but be sure to try to register same finger a few times. The flipside of the inclusion of the fingerprint sensor, meanwhile, is
- Webcam is only 720p and significantly worse than the one that comes with the regular model, which also has a wider field of view. It also has an IR camera and Windows Hello facial recognition, though you really need to be the exact distance away it expects and can't be too poorly-lit, or it won't work.
- Some of the drivers (specifically, the VGA driver, I don't quite remember about the other ones) and firmware on the Costco-specific model are actually newer than have been released for the regular one.
- BuyDig's stuff, if you were buying it a couple of months ago, like I did, had been sitting on a shelf for a few months so there was some wear on the battery by the time I actually got to use it (like 3-4%). My guess is this time around this is a restock though.
- I ran performancetest and actually managed to get higher scores with the Costco model despite the slower RAM, so it may be that its' cooling solution is more robust somehow?
At the end I'm pretty happy with the model I ended up keeping and which I've been using for the past few months. Specifically I really appreciate the world's-better webcam on the regular model, but they're both decent and very similar machines.- The keyboard legends &c seem to be from last year's model. These look more ostentatious and I don't particularly like it, but is not a very big deal.
- The power button has a fingerprint sensor built-in to it, again like last year's model. It worked alright, but be sure to try to register same finger a few times. The flipside of the inclusion of the fingerprint sensor, meanwhile, is
- Webcam is only 720p and significantly worse than the one that comes with the regular model, which also has a wider field of view. It also has an IR camera and Windows Hello facial recognition, though you really need to be the exact distance away it expects and can't be too poorly-lit, or it won't work.
- Some of the drivers (specifically, the VGA driver, I don't quite remember about the other ones) and firmware on the Costco-specific model are actually newer than have been released for the regular one.
- BuyDig's stuff, if you were buying it a couple of months ago, like I did, had been sitting on a shelf for a few months so there was some wear on the battery by the time I actually got to use it (like 3-4%). My guess is this time around this is a restock though.
- I ran performancetest and actually managed to get higher scores with the Costco model despite the slower RAM, so it may be that its' cooling solution is more robust somehow?
At the end I'm pretty happy with the model I ended up keeping and which I've been using for the past few months. Specifically I really appreciate the world's-better webcam on the regular model, but they're both decent and very similar machines.Can you comment on the battery life? We bought a Lenovo from Costco a few months ago. Overall very happy with it, but the battery life is just okay. Looking for another laptop for a college kid, and I'm assuming battery life might be pretty important for them, so we will probably avoid the Lenovo. TIA.
Here's a benchmark I found, fwiw, that has it lasting a fairly long time:
https://www.notebookche
Personally I haven't used it enough on the go to get a real feel for it, but I don't feel particularly tethered to the wall, which is kind of new for me.
All that said if they're a college kid, another consideration has got to be weight, and this basically takes the cake on that. Other than MSI, to my knowledge nobody is making magnesium alloy laptops that weight 2.2lbs. (This also makes the complaints in this thread about gaming incredibly silly, to say nothing of the erroneous claims that this has an 11th gen rather than 12th gen chip). Other than that, I have very little experience with LG support, but their website doesn't inspire much confidence. This is a mixed bag, but still for the specs and price is very difficult to beat.
Yep with Intel 13th Gen out and the Outstanding AMD 7000 series poised to destroy both the Intel 12 and 13th Gen CPUs on performance and sipping less power everything else should drop drastically to remain viable.
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