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LG Gram Laptop: 17" WQXGA, i5-1340P, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Iris Xe Expired
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- 17" WQXGA (2560 x 1600) Anti-Glare IPS Display
- Intel Evo 13th Gen Intel i5-1340P 12-Core CPU
- Intel Iris Xe Graphics
- 16GB LPDDR5 RAM
- 512GB NVMe Gen 4 M.2 Solid State Drive
- 2.51 lbs
- 80 Wh Battery
- Windows 11 Home
- Bluetooth 5.1 + Intel Wireless AX211
- Ports:
- 1x Headphone Out
- 2x USB-A - USB 3.2 Gen2x1
- 2x USB-C - USB 4 Gen3x2 Type C (with USB PD, Display Port, Thunderbolt 4)
- 1x HDMI
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- The LG Gram is notable for its lightweight construction - this 17" laptop weighs just 2.51 lbs.
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The "B" model appears to be an update of the 2021 model which has slower ram, ssd, 720p camera with FP reader vs IR face recog, and comes with the fixed cord power supply.
Now there are three levels of "Gram 17", the budget one advertised, the normal one (European spec?), and the discrete GPU one (it was called Gram 17 Pro in 2022).
There are virtually no reviews of the zB budget model, but it's the one at Costco and linked here. That said, the 2021 model was good, but it's not right to buy the zB models if you are expecting the same or better specs than the normal 2022 model. You're not getting the $1600 laptop that is commonly reviewed as the "2023 Gram 17" for $800.
The Good:
+ light weight way beyond your expectations
+ good screen
+ good performance (P series CPU)
+ affordable
The Meh:
x The screen flexes / wobbles a bit. This is entirely expected from a 17" laptop that only weighs 1.3kg.
x Barely fits into the standard issue Tumi briefcase every businessman runs around with. It does fit. But it might break if your briefcase falls.
The Bad:
- the keyboard is insufferable: more crammed than a Surface Pro's in order to to accommodate a numpad and the keys require way too much pressure to register
- the touchpad and it's keys are insufferable - (I could live with that as I use a travel mouse anyway)
- the speakers are teeny - (sucks but I could live with that)
- the finish is a fingerprint magnet
Mine is going back to Costco because of the garbage keyboard alone. Real shame. Otherwise this would be the perfect large screen business travel laptop.
If you mostly dock it at home to a proper keyboard, it may still be worth buying it.
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"The light construction also has its price, and the base unit and even more so the lid can be warped. But this still remains within completely acceptable limits. The hinges hold the lid tightly in place, although there is a slight wobble. "
But why would one be flexing the screen on purpose?
Simply lift or close by holding the lid in the middle of the front edge and there's absolutely no issues.
Without a Nvidia GPU, good for classic emulators, 2d games, and light gaming.
But honestly, any gamer really needs a nvidia gpu laptop.
Like the lg gram with nvidia
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/lg-g...Id=6540475
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The Good:
+ light weight way beyond your expectations
+ good screen
+ good performance (P series CPU)
+ affordable
The Meh:
x The screen flexes / wobbles a bit. This is entirely expected from a 17" laptop that only weighs 1.3kg.
x Barely fits into the standard issue Tumi briefcase every businessman runs around with. It does fit. But it might break if your briefcase falls.
The Bad:
- the keyboard is insufferable: more crammed than a Surface Pro's in order to to accommodate a numpad and the keys require way too much pressure to register
- the touchpad and it's keys are insufferable - (I could live with that as I use a travel mouse anyway)
- the speakers are teeny - (sucks but I could live with that)
- the finish is a fingerprint magnet
Mine is going back to Costco because of the garbage keyboard alone. Real shame. Otherwise this would be the perfect large screen business travel laptop.
If you mostly dock it at home to a proper keyboard, it may still be worth buying it.
The Good:
+ light weight way beyond your expectations
+ good screen
+ good performance (P series CPU)
+ affordable
The Meh:
x The screen flexes / wobbles a bit. This is entirely expected from a 17" laptop that only weighs 1.3kg.
x Barely fits into the standard issue Tumi briefcase every businessman runs around with. It does fit. But it might break if your briefcase falls.
The Bad:
- the keyboard is insufferable: more crammed than a Surface Pro's in order to to accommodate a numpad and the keys require way too much pressure to register
- the touchpad and it's keys are insufferable - (I could live with that as I use a travel mouse anyway)
- the speakers are teeny - (sucks but I could live with that)
- the finish is a fingerprint magnet
Mine is going back to Costco because of the garbage keyboard alone. Real shame. Otherwise this would be the perfect large screen business travel laptop.
If you mostly dock it at home to a proper keyboard, it may still be worth buying it.
The only negative thing about the Grams for me are the tinny speakers. The finish on my gray Gram 15 is the best when it comes to fingerprints. Never seen a single fingerprint on that one. My black Gram 17 is indeed a fingerprint magnet, but easy to clean.
So far these are the best laptops I have owned. In a class of their own when it comes to weight and battery life. They have zero competition if battery life is important to you. There are a bunch of other ultra light laptops, but they all compromise on battery size. And as far as I know, the Gram 17 is the only 17" 16:10 laptop that is currently available (I think there used to be an LG Ultra PC, but that one was over 4lbs). The 17" screen is just amazing if you can deal with the slightly larger footprint compared to a 16" laptop. It's bright (I measured 424 nits), matte, and offers quite an immersive experience for a laptop.
The only negative thing about the Grams for me are the tinny speakers. The finish on my gray Gram 15 is the best when it comes to fingerprints. Never seen a single fingerprint on that one. My black Gram 17 is indeed a fingerprint magnet, but easy to clean.
So far these are the best laptops I have owned. In a class of their own when it comes to weight and battery life. They have zero competition if battery life is important to you. There are a bunch of other ultra light laptops, but they all compromise on battery size. And as far as I know, the Gram 17 is the only 17" 16:10 laptop that is currently available (I think there used to be an LG Ultra PC, but that one was over 4lbs). The 17" screen is just amazing if you can deal with the slightly larger footprint compared to a 16" laptop. It's bright (I measured 424 nits), matte, and offers quite an immersive experience for a laptop.