frontpageDealStrategist posted Nov 21, 2025 01:47 PM
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frontpageDealStrategist posted Nov 21, 2025 01:47 PM
LG gram 17" Laptop: 2560x1600 Touch, Ultra7 258V, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD
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If you choose to go up to the Pro models, you get a better brighter display that can do variable refresh from 30-144hz, better speakers, and in the 17" model you get a rtx 5050 and the higher power 285H cpu. This is a big tradeoff in battery life due to the higher spec components though. If you like the 258V/288V power sipping lunar lake cpus, you can get that in the 16 pro and It'll run just like this but you do get a huge battery in this 17" model. I was considering the gram pro 16 but they havent gone below $1,495 with coupon on their partner site so far. Theres a posting for the 17" Pro model here on slickdeals if you want that, and I was sent a 15% off coupon that I shared in that thread to drop the price to $1500 shipped for one poster. It has limited uses though, so good luck. Hope this helps, its a good laptop for sure, but wanted to assist the community in comparing the models.
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The HP has facial recognition, but the Lenovo has a fingerprint sensor.
Any feedback as to which is more useful in day-to-day use?
I just cannot make a decision, can anybody's grandfather make this decision for me?
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LG gram are great, but effectively they are throw away even for the most basic repairs.
LG gram are great, but effectively they are throw away even for the most basic repairs.
LG gram are great, but effectively they are throw away even for the most basic repairs.
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This would probably be the case for any modern ultraportable. Can't even add or replace RAM. I hope the SSD at least is upgradeable.
If you choose to go up to the Pro models, you get a better brighter display that can do variable refresh from 30-144hz, better speakers, and in the 17" model you get a rtx 5050 and the higher power 285H cpu. This is a big tradeoff in battery life due to the higher spec components though. If you like the 258V/288V power sipping lunar lake cpus, you can get that in the 16 pro and It'll run just like this but you do get a huge battery in this 17" model. I was considering the gram pro 16 but they havent gone below $1,495 with coupon on their partner site so far. Theres a posting for the 17" Pro model here on slickdeals if you want that, and I was sent a 15% off coupon that I shared in that thread to drop the price to $1500 shipped for one poster. It has limited uses though, so good luck. Hope this helps, its a good laptop for sure, but wanted to assist the community in comparing the models.
I have a Wells Fargo Visa Signature card, but that apparently does not extend the warranty.
They aren't built like they used to be. But they are just as expensive as ever. Replacement parts are expensive, too.
I would be happy if you can prove me wrong.
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