LG gram Superslim 15.6-inch Ultra Thin and Lightweight Laptop, Intel Evo Edition - AI-enabled Intel Core Ultra 7, 32GB RAM, 2TB SSD, Black

I've had mine for a few weeks now.Got lucky and bought a "Like New" unit for $900.The plan was to turn it on, check the battery health, and then return it if it was trash.But guess what? The battery was in PRISTINE condition, barely going through 1 charge cycle.So I kept it and used it.I got the 32 GB RAM / 2 TB SSD unit with the Intel Ultra 7 processor, and it's just sublime.It's so thin, and while the ports leave much to be desired, I adapted surprisingly quickly once I had a USB C hub.I don't know why they call it "Neptune Blue," it just looks like a dark grey to me, which is perfect.It's of course unbelievably light, but I found the thinness to be even more impressive than the weight.The laptop can feel heavier/lighter depending how you lift it, or if the lid is open.Battery life is decent, though I've never really pushed it to close to zero before.I'll be travelling very soon, so I'll write an update on the battery life.I use it for heavy coding (I use Cursor Agent mode every day), and it works like a charm!Fast, smooth, and no problems whatsoever.I saw other reviews talk about the fan and overheating, but I personally have not encountered any problem there.Overall I'm very impressed by this laptop and how underrated it is -- I highly recommend you purchase this if portability is your #1 priority.

super light as advertised. Looks great. Keyboard had a 10-key on the right hand side that my wife really likes. Doesn't have a bunch of weird "value added" software on it like some manufacturers have. Works with any high-watt USB C charger, which is fantastic. Power brick is similar to the ones that the apples have so it doesn't add any weight. I bought this sleeve for it: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F36X42P7 which fits perfectly. The laptop goes in the sleeve and the sleeve can go in the backpack.

If I had to make the decision knowing what I know now, I would not have bought this.The previous version of this laptop was superior. This has an upgraded processor and I feel like the keyboard and body are less fingerprint prone - those are great things and I was excited.LG got too excited about making this version thinner and forgot to make sure it was a laptop. It overheats constantly - from the factory they had the fan settings on full blast. The processor and memory are fantastic, but they can't be utilized at even 50% because the cooling is so bad.Stop trying to make things thinner and make them work. The old version was thin and light- this one is thinner and lighter, which is a shame because that means it can't even be used as a paperweight.

Very happy - after looking for some time at different laptops to dual boot Linux as primary and Windows just in case, I went with this model. No touchscreen, which I knew going into it. Battery is not 10 hours as advertised but still lasts so much longer than other laptops I have used including Surface Pro 9. Getting Linux Mint to work on it with Secure Boot & MOK Util was a bit of a trick, and initially wireless/bluetooth would not work in Linux. After many hours of googling, I was able to get everything working perfectly. If you are just going to use Windows, it works perfectly out of the box. So light, so thin! I bought this as a secondary laptop for when I am on the couch, in bed, etc. It just may become my primary laptop. There are only 2 or 3 useful video reviews online so I was a bit nervous about the purchase - but this was money very well spent. LG doesn't do a good enough job marketing how awesome this laptop is!

The media could not be loaded. This is a great laptop, but, unfortunately, it uses PWM dimming as most OLED displays. I have a huge strain on my eyes and a pain in my head after a while of using it. I didn't know that I'm susceptible to the PWM dimming. Setting high brightness helps, but doesn't eliminate the effect. Stay away from this device if you have the same problem!I'm a fan of Grams, and everything else about the laptop is almost ideal. Very lightweight, performant, the battery is enough for around 8 hours. The only other thing I don't like is that all the new models have memory soldered in, and you cannot add more. 32GB is enough for the basic work, but if you need more this laptop is not for you.

This seems to be one of the best laptops for travel. It is very lightweight and slim.I have used it on several 2 week and month long trips and it works well. The battery life is about 4 hours with hard use (complex Microsoft Excel spreadsheets). I highly reccommend this for business travelers - it has a 10-key number entry keypad as part of the keyboard.I upgraded the Windows 11 home edition to the Pro version, this gives you more control over the OS.

So far pretty good, and so light. I was warned that it was dangerous to travel with it because it's fragile but the one business trip I took it on, I used the same box it came in, an old leather handbag that still looks good and wrapped the box in enough bubble wrap so it was snug. Glad I did because it did get dropped once. However I should have paid attention to how few ports it has and the types. I had to buy adapter cables and for two devices the performance slowed down, but stuck with them for now. I took away one star for that reason and yes I know that was not really fair to LG but still not happy with so few ports.

What a fantastic OLED screen. It comes with some great software for transferring from your old laptop as well. I haven’t had any issues using it in multiple office environments or on the kitchen counter at home but beware you should leave it in battery saver mode as full speed will drain the battery pretty quickly. But the computer is so overpowered that you won’t notice the battery saver mode.