LG Electronics gram Laptop 14Z90Q 14 Inch, Intel Evo Core i5 12th Gen, 72Wh Battery, 1920 x 1200 px, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD Memory, Windows 11 OS Black, 14Z90Q-K.AR52A1, 14" i5 8GB 256GB

Very lightweight indeed. 17 inch screen. Almost silent to run. Very stylish. Easy to set up. Some have facial recognition and some use a thumb print. (I prefer the thumb print model) These are excellent laptops. They are made of aluminium and a super dark grey colour. Good keyboard. I absolutely recommend these. (I have purchased three so far on behalf of my work.)

Most of the imperfections of previous year's models have been corrected. The screen is now matte avoiding reflections and Windows Hello fully implemented. I owned one for over a year and now have bought my wife the newer model, which I love to use from time to time as well.

Really light and works brilliantly

It does only weight a gram, but for this you give up a decent graphics card, decent audio( they stuck the speak under the laptop so the sound is muted before you even start), and realitity check you will only get a couple of hours if you do anything other that browse. Must say bit disapponted with the battery life they advertise 20+ hours the only way I think you can get that if you turn it on and then leave it to do nothing.

At last, a laptop that's not only powerful enough to play moderately demanding games and, despite the 17-inch screen, also light enough to carry around and has battery life that keeps it going all day. And for me, the other big plus is that it's quiet. Even running a game with the fan seemingly on max output, it provides a bit of white noise in the background, not a jet engine whine like my previous machine. Most of the time though, it's completely silent. Again, unlike my last laptop.With 1TB of storage and 16GB of memory, the hardware supports everything I need it for. You might want more RAM or storage if you were editing videos, for example, but the specs suggest you can add more storage; I haven't opened it up to check.The centrepiece though is the display. I love the anti-glare screen so I can sit by a window without seeing reflections, narrow bezels allow the screen to fill the field of view and it's plenty bright enough for my uses.Other user interface issues: the keyboard is just deep and clicky enough to be great to type on, and the separate number pad is useful too - if only for the Enter key that sits on the far right and so is easy to prod when typing quickly.If I had a criticism, it would be that the Enter key in the middle of the keyboard is harder to pick out than if it were larger, and I'd prefer the Home and End keys, which I use a lot when typing, not to require use of the Fn key. The black case also picks up fingerprints easily but these are easy to remove with isopropyl alcohol. Or vodka will probably work too! And I'd prefer to have had Windows Pro installed by default rather than Home just for the additional networking functionality but that's simple to remedy.Charging is via a USB-C port and the charger itself is a fairly small, lightweight component, making the whole apparatus easy to carry around when necessary.Very impressed with this machine. It's not the cheapest on the market but having spent weeks researching the 17-inch laptop market, you will struggle to find one that combines all these features without paying a whole lot more.