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popularDr.W posted Yesterday 06:02 AM
popularDr.W posted Yesterday 06:02 AM

LG Gram 17: 17" QHD+ IPS Touch, Intel Ultra 7 258V, 32GB LPDDR5, 1TB SSD $1099.99

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SPECS:
  • 17" 2560x1600 WQXGA Display, DCI-P3 99%, Touch, IPS Display
  • Intel Core Ultra7 258V Processor, 8 Cores / 8 Threads
  • Integrated Arc Graphics
  • 32GB LPDDR5X 8533MHz Memory (Soldered)
  • 1TB M.2 PCIe Gen4 NVMe Solid State Drive
  • Intel WiFi-7 + Bluetooth 5.3
  • Windows 11 Home w/ Copilot+
  • Ports:
    • 1x HDMI
    • 1x 3.5mm Audio Out
    • 2x USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A
    • 2x USB 4 Gen3x2 Type-C (Thunderbolt 4)
  • 3.22lbs
  • 77 Wh Battery

https://www.bestbuy.com/product/l...JJ8VPZW8XL
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SPECS:
  • 17" 2560x1600 WQXGA Display, DCI-P3 99%, Touch, IPS Display
  • Intel Core Ultra7 258V Processor, 8 Cores / 8 Threads
  • Integrated Arc Graphics
  • 32GB LPDDR5X 8533MHz Memory (Soldered)
  • 1TB M.2 PCIe Gen4 NVMe Solid State Drive
  • Intel WiFi-7 + Bluetooth 5.3
  • Windows 11 Home w/ Copilot+
  • Ports:
    • 1x HDMI
    • 1x 3.5mm Audio Out
    • 2x USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A
    • 2x USB 4 Gen3x2 Type-C (Thunderbolt 4)
  • 3.22lbs
  • 77 Wh Battery

https://www.bestbuy.com/product/l...JJ8VPZW8XL

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Yesterday 06:48 AM
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khow99Yesterday 06:48 AM
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Man, I remember when 17in used to be a monitor size. Crazy how tech progresses. Nice deal too
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Yesterday 06:52 AM
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DangerouxDaveYesterday 06:52 AM
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Why only 8 threads for 8 cores?
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Yesterday 06:56 AM
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DanielW3719Yesterday 06:56 AM
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Hold off for Intel Panther Lake. 60% improved CPU / GPU performance with similar if not improved battery life. I haven't been excited for an intel product since birth. AMD really lost this year. Invested in intel and up 20% the last few days
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Yesterday 07:14 AM
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mrgamersYesterday 07:14 AM
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Quote from khow99 :
Man, I remember when 17in used to be a monitor size. Crazy how tech progresses. Nice deal too
What size inch for laptop should someone purchase.
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Yesterday 10:08 AM
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muchwowYesterday 10:08 AM
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Quote from DangerouxDave :
Why only 8 threads for 8 cores?
Intel removed hyperthreading for this particular architecture. I'm seeing that it's for security reasons, but don't quote me on that. In the real world, unless you know you need the performance, it wouldn't make a material difference. The efficiency & performance per watt is quite great with this generation. Panther Lake is supposed to be even better (especially integrated GPU performance).
Yesterday 10:18 AM
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muchwowYesterday 10:18 AM
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Quote from DanielW3719 :
Hold off for Intel Panther Lake. 60% improved CPU / GPU performance with similar if not improved battery life. I haven't been excited for an intel product since birth. AMD really lost this year. Invested in intel and up 20% the last few days
So far, it's all marketing. YouTubers are hyped up about it, but be patient and wait until the real world benchmarks. Also, the hyped up integrated GPU is only in the top of the line X7/X9 variants (and to a lesser extent the Ultra 5 338H), which would not be the successor to the 258V in this one. Not only that, a new version of this laptop sporting the Series 3 certainly isn't going to be $1,100 (let alone laptops that have the top of the line CPUs). Intel pulled another Intel with the alphanumeric mess of CPU names, where one Ultra 9 could be vastly different to another Ultra 9 (i.e. Ultra X9), where the average shopper may not realize the difference.
Don't just join the hype train, but be thorough, patient, and informed/informative.
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Yesterday 10:24 AM
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muchwowYesterday 10:24 AM
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Quote from mrgamers :
What size inch for laptop should someone purchase.
I'm going to assume that this is a genuine question, but that depends on your needs & preference.
Some people like thin & light with a small footprint, while others like large screens and high-performance.
LG did a great job with the Gram line of laptops where you can have some of both - a lightweight laptop with a large screen.

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Yesterday 10:53 AM
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SevallisYesterday 10:53 AM
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Quote from DanielW3719 :
Hold off for Intel Panther Lake. 60% improved CPU / GPU performance with similar if not improved battery life. I haven't been excited for an intel product since birth. AMD really lost this year. Invested in intel and up 20% the last few days
There is always something better around the corner. Its going to be months from now with a high price and limited availability, partially due to RAM availability. By the way, this is not the Pro model with the better screen and speakers. I wanted the 16" pro to get near this price at the end of last year but it never did.
Yesterday 02:52 PM
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PurpleSeed694Yesterday 02:52 PM
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IMHO this is a good price for this machine.

Regarding the performance discussion, no one expects a super ultra portable to be a speed demon. We buy it for the portability, and the performance is good enough.
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Yesterday 04:27 PM
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Yesterday 04:27 PM
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Unless you need this right away, would probably hold out. This model has been $1000 before at Best Buy, and $900 at LG Partner Store within the last 6 weeks.
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Yesterday 05:40 PM
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DanielW3719Yesterday 05:40 PM
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Quote from Sevallis :
There is always something better around the corner. Its going to be months from now with a high price and limited availability, partially due to RAM availability. By the way, this is not the Pro model with the better screen and speakers. I wanted the 16" pro to get near this price at the end of last year but it never did.
Around the corner like literally 21 days...I would wait for 60% increased performance lol
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Yesterday 06:36 PM
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wellcumYesterday 06:36 PM
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Really love LG Gram 17 but can't stand the zigzagging keyboard touchpad.
Yesterday 06:49 PM
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SRCPYesterday 06:49 PM
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Quote from DanielW3719 :
Around the corner like literally 21 days...I would wait for 60% increased performance lol
And price.
Yesterday 10:13 PM
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coreyyokYesterday 10:13 PM
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Got this during BF sales, it's been fantastic. Battery life is phenomenal as it lasts for days with around 4-5 hours a day usage and still has charge. keyboard and touchpad have a good feel. I do agree with early post about why offset the touchpad so much from the keyboard. But it's smart enough to not register unwanted movement when your palms is resting on the touchpad typing. Been using it for online classes, video editing and file conversion along with heavy python and excel workloads.

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Yesterday 10:47 PM
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bk_InAZYesterday 10:47 PM
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Quote from khow99 :
Man, I remember when 17in used to be a monitor size. Crazy how tech progresses. Nice deal too
I spent many years consulting in embedded systems development, and have used only 17" or larger laptops for decades. I'd sometimes have to have a schematic and my code on the screen (but not side-by side) to show a customer. But if you're just doing eMail and web surfing, a smaller screen (and smaller laptop) would be preferable, I think. This thing only has 8 threads, so it's not a powerhouse. And, since I do a lot of pointing at the screen, the touchscreen is a waste of money for me. I would imagine I would also turn it off while traveling.
My last tablet purchase was an LG Gram a few years ago, and it's really wonderful. It has 20 threads, but I opted for the 16GB of RAM (which was plenty, but I'd prefer 32G now). I added a 2TB SSD. But DRAM and SSD prices are making purchasing new machines a very weighty decision. I suspect the AI bubble is about to burst, so I am waiting.
Last edited by bk_InAZ January 10, 2026 at 03:52 PM.

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