Gram 17

at 1.46kg it’s significantly heavier than the LG Gram 16 (1.2kg) Having had a couple Grams, as long as it is better built, it is not a drawback. Grams are paperweight because they're also as well built as paper.

This seems like a winning theory - denser, cheaper materials. I have the LG Gram 17" windows laptop, and it's a miracle of engineering. Feels very flimsy, but they really went to town shaving off grams.

My favorites are business-class Lenovo, LG, and HP laptops. Generally in the $800-$1200 range gets me the features I need (hard drive space and RAM). Be sure to get an extra screen if you can. Having at least two displays is a must for me. I actually use three regularly. And be sure to choose one th

Mine exactly same model battery on the 2020 gram 17 it was still 80% health when the previous owner left it dead for too long I believe and the battery locked out. Good to see yours go down this low and still working. You can try try find out if the capacity is this low by disable windows auto shut

They only make washing machines and refrigerators? They're one of the largest TV manufacturers in the world 😂 They also used to make decent phones for quite awhile too. Anyway, LG gram laptops have typically been okay if you're looking for a very thin and lite Windows laptop. Similar to the Samsung

As you found out already (but probably too late, after buying this laptop) the processor you got does not support 6000Mhz RAM. But the memory is the least of your problems. Since you are knowledgeable enough to check the memory in BIOS and require a certain performance from your laptop, why on earth

I put 3. I really adore Evergoods design language, and their bags work for my use case. But I'm not sure I'd buy another at this point, and am actively looking to replace a few. I had the CTB20 as my EDC/work bag and decided it was too bulky and big so I swapped it out for the CPL24. The CPL24 was f

Broken how exactly? Because I am confused how can you break an LG gram. Sure, it flexes too much and it can develop floating defects because of that, but to break off screen would require a lot of force.Maybe screws just got lose and it popped out? Either way that's a design fault, they were too occ

I am not, but my mom is, and she would fill up 256GB with stuff in a week. 8GB would most likely be fine for her though, fair. That said I dont think 600$ every 3 years is a good deal, my wife has an LG Gram that was about 1000$, and its about 5-6 years old already, and at current rate it will stay

Skip the Zenbook Snapdragon for now. You are right to be skeptical. App compatibility is still a mess and it is not worth the headache. Between the Vivobook S14 and LG Gram both are good but different. LG Gram is lighter, better battery, feels premium. But it costs more. Vivobook S14 gives you more