gram 17” Lightweight Laptop, Intel 13th Gen Core i7 Evo Platform, Windows 11 Home, NVIDIA RTX3050 4GB GPU, 32GB RAM, 2TB (2 x 1TB) SSD, Black

I'm super impressed with this laptop so far! Have had it for about 2 months, and it's my daily computer for half of my life since I travel for work. The weight is simply unbelievable. It's almost half the weight of my old MSI (and that was their lightest at about 5.5 lbs). The difference doesn't seem like much, but the way it feels in my backpack it seems like it's *more* than half the weight. Some of that is also the fact that the charging brick is so tiny, and that weight difference is even more extreme compared with my old laptop. The screen is great! My old computer was 1080 horizontal, and the increase in screen real estate going up to 1440 is huge. Very bright screen, and smooooooth with the 144 hz refresh rate! So far battery life is good...about what I expected from reading other reviews before buying. With general computing and video watching, will get 4-5 hrs and still not be running on empty. I'm not much of a gamer, so can't comment on juice life for that. My biggest beef is that the "2 TB drive" is split into two 1 TB drives...and for some reason I've not been able to get them merged into a single virtual drive. I may eventually clone the main drive to a larger drive and replace both of the stock drives. There's also a bit of LG bloatware but not a super big deal to uninstall. Ultimately, I would buy this laptop again in a second!

I’ve had my LG laptop for several months now and I still love it! It is truly lightweight! It has an admirable battery life! It was easy to set up and has been a joy to use. My needs and computer savvy are pretty basic so haven’t challenged it with intense business or graphic work so can’t speak to those areas. It is consistently fast and I am more than satisfied.

Display isn't as nice as OLED but pretty good. Sound good. So far pretty fast. Very light. Battery last. A little large to haul around to the store with you but...to take to school or work would not be a chore. I wish McAfee had not been installed on it. Not my favorite.

Very light laptop and I like that a lot. It's so light I've been leaving my 4 yr old13.3" laptop at home and taking this 17" laptop to coffee shops. I think it's even lighter than my 13.3". i7 processor and 1 TB hard drive. 16 gigs RAM. The screen is good, it gets very bright if you need that. However it's not OLED or 4K if that's what you want. But it works very well for office work and surfing. Keyboard is good. Would be better if it had another USB port for a total of 3. I got it on sale before Christmas. A few hundred dollars off. Was a good deal. I probably would not pay retail for it.

I was looking for a quality laptop with a fast processor, a good monitor that could accommodate spreadsheets, and also one that was lightweight so that I wasn't carrying around a brick. This laptop delivers it all!! If you need a business workhorse, but one that is portable (like for customer visits) this one delivers. A little pricey, but it was worth it.

Worked good for 11 days then the laptop quit charging and will not turn on even when plugged in. LG said to contact Amazon. Amazon says to contact LG. Amazon will not do anything, I purchased this through a 5 payment plan offered by Amazon.com. I can return the laptop but that payment plan is no longer available. So, I can return and be out of a laptop or send a brand new $2k laptop out for repair. Horrible. Good luck.

I've had this machine for about a month. I hesitated for a long time before buying it because of the bad reviews about the machine feeling fragile and made of cheap materials. Before I placed the order on Amazon, I went to see it in person at one of the local stores... If you're looking for something to complain about, I guess the 'fragile' materials are a place to start but... how else do you build a light weight computer? You build it with thin, light materials. I don't find them at all 'fragile'. Light, thin materials aren't necessarily fragile. The materials used to make this machine are high quality. And, for me, the trade off between having to lug a 6lb ,17" laptop all across the country versus putting this in my luggage is not really a comparison or tradeoff. Beyond that, I've found it's performance as a computer as good as any other computer I've used in it's class. So, yes, I would buy it again. And, yes, I would recommend it to anyone who wants a light, full featured 17" laptop...

The LG Gram 17" laptop with 32G memory and 2T storage is a great deal at ~ $1,300. But checking the price a week after buying this one, it is $300 - $600 more. Glad I got it when I did - was this a tariff/surcharge? The laptop is great. Nice screen and graphic performance. And, while the keyboard is OK, it seems to be shifted to the right, taking quite a bit of adjusting to type reliability. The "user manual" is just the required safety and FCC instructions and a one page description of how to turn it on and off - that's it. After getting WiFi set up Windows 11 Home version is supposed to be activated. But there is no key to register the Pro version.. But, it is a nice laptop. Update: LG installed Win 11 Pro, but the activation key provided in firmware is for Win 11 Home. You can't downgrade from Pro to Home without buying the Home package. Or pay $200 for a Pro license. Maybe I didn't get such a good deal after all. Decided to return this because of two things: There is no way to get the registration key without paying. And the display is "punched up". The colors and contrast is boosted. And highlights are "blown out". I've dialed this back as far as the included settings allow (without registration). It looks like it is adjusted for gamers not photographers. GREAT laptop. Poor implementation. Downgrading to three stars!