This review truly drives me insane. I bought the gen 1 LG gram 17 and my gf and i share it. I'm about to buy the refreshed gram 17 so we can each have one. It's by far the best laptop I've ever used. "the best uses for big displays are demanding tasks" ??? what?? What about having your word document and multiple browser windows open at the same time? Or what about just looking at the screen comfortably without having to hunch over and have their eyes
I returned my girlfriend's fully loaded XPS 15 for $2500 and got this at costco for $1400 and she likes this one WAY better. She uses it all day at home and school for her school work and really likes the larger screen (especially since she doesn't have a desktop computer or external monitor at home). I don't understand why laptop reviewers say 17" is SOOO massive when you look at people who do work on desktop computers nowadays usually don't consider monitors under 21" and more and more people are going for multi-monitor setups on their desktop computers. Obviously people really like screen real estate and if you are used to triple monitor setup on your desktop setup, it is painful trying to get anything done on a 15" laptop. My only complaint about a 17" laptop screen is a still wish it were bigger (magically bigger, without making the laptop any larger).
Actually this would be a good laptop for my usage. I need a lot of screen space for charting on patients in Epic (electronic medical record) and all my work is via Citrix so I don't need processing power.
My wife has this, she loves it, and I love it too. You can basically hold it with one hand, with JUST your fingertips, and waving it around, it's THAT light. Vibrant color accurate screen that is WQXGA 1600P so you get far more vertical real estate than most laptops, I find it very useful, and surprisingly OK speakers for something this thin (just remember to turn off all effects in the playback device panel). I am waiting for the 2020 version, plug in an eGPU and all my computing need is set.
3:26 gram does not have an ethernet port. LG does include a USB extender for it. guys, I recommend that you check out dave lee's review on this laptop.
Not only video or graphic designers use 17" notebooks. Data scientists, programmers, data analysts, professionals who use the spreadsheet, and the list is tall... Can you bring such professionals and interview them or give the devices to them to use for a while in order to give us indepth real day in life expressions or use cases? 😡☺
Exactly if she doesnt use it often she cant day people wont be using. People never had option of a slim lightweight large screen laptop. Noe they have it so people of various categories will switch soon
An amazing computer! I plan on having mine the next 15 years, so I view it as a great investment - it's awesome in every respect. Screen is so clear, battery, lightness, etc. etc...
I wrote LG in 2018 asking if a 17" gram was something to look forward to being in the market in the near future. I'm excited to see that they have made it. I'm just now waiting for the 10th gen cpu version to come out. Perfect for spreadsheets on the go.
I love this laptop and would use it for most reasons other then the reviewers suggestions. You can't beat size and lack of weight and the Gram fits the bill here. Browsing, video and streaming, video editing and multi tasking etc would be top notch. It would be my desktop replacement and if need be take it on road trips because of the light weight. Great job LG!
Why does this review start by talking about a MacBook? Just tell us about the Gram. This week, I got my LG Gram 17 with the 16GB RAM and a 512GB SSD. First impressions: 1. It's light for a 17" laptop, but not crazy light. It's still a laptop. 2. The build quality is good. Reviewers show how flexible it is, but I don't think you'd notice it unless you look for it. The only thing I'd say is that the hinge is not quite as stiff as I would like. If you tried using it on a train or plane, it might bother you. On a desk it is stable. 3. The screen is glossy. (How I wish it was matt!) I got a screen protector to reduce the reflectivity, but I couldn't get it on without air bubbles (which I hate even more), so for now I'm living with the gloss. But it's fantastic having a 17" screen for productivity (and day trading). And it's clear and bright. It's overall a good panel. 4. Keyboard: It's okay, apart from a couple of differences from a standard UK keyboard layout. In particular: the way the "|" key is situated adjoining the Left Shift key; and the horizontal Return key (which means I sometimes hit the "#" key by mistake). But the typing experience is good so far. 5. Okay, so it's not a powerhouse. I bought it knowing that it would be fine for productivity, but not expecting to do anything particularly demanding. 6. It was a bit laggy on first use. I did a clean install of Windows... and now it's running perfectly. 7. The sound is okay. It's fine, if not anything special. So far, I'm happy with my purchase, but these things I would change if I could redesign it for next year: - matt screen (!) - stiffer hinge - slightly better, upward firing speakers - keyboard layout - an Ethernet port would be nice, rather than the Dongle provided... - And a more powerful CPU would be nice. Ideally, a Ryzen CPU with their better integrated graphics would be fab.
Very detailed sketch of what one gets and what he doesnt. I too bought the 2020 model 2 weeks back and can totally relate. I was lucky to grab the 8gb ram 512gb ssd variant brand new box pack with 3 yrs LG warranty at 900 dollars 😸
I think this is the laptop I need to get. I'm an amateur photographer (nature and wildlife), only take pictures in RAW, and edit them with Capture One Pro. A 17" inch screen is perfect for me, give me more space when editing photos.
Most people don't need XPS, Alienware or MacBook power. These comparisons make no sense. RUclipsr seem to forget that viewers are rarely video producers or heavy gamers. Also, in which part did you mention the battery life? Cause I've lost those numbers. This is a (bad) first impression review...
Comparing the LG Gram to an Alienware gaming laptop is just silly. It needs more room for discrete components and cooling, so it's never going to be as thin as the Gram, and those components will consume exponentially more power, so it can't compete on battery life. Two different laptops with two different purposes aimed at two different demographics. The only thing they have in common is screen size.
Wow this must be the latest review of any product ever. I thought maybe it's a updated version but nope. The old one. Anyway I like the idea of the laptop as I love 17inch laptops but needs at least ice lake, Ryzen or even better, a comet lake 6 core with 1650 Max q and a much bigger battery. O jeez or maybe a refresh with the new rumored 7nm Zen 2 Ryzen mobile rumored to land early next year. I would love that.
I'm sorry. I'm an old guy with a shallow field of vision, though not far-sighted, actually, which is a little more typical of advancing age. I'm tired of taking off my glasses and scanning my screen to read small script. I've got to at least look at this in a store. By the way, is the keyboard backlit?
Same size as a 15.6 with a bigger screen. Keyboard is the same size as a standard keyboard. If they put in a graphics card it would not get 15 hours battery life on full brightness. Macbook 16 is much larger and much much heavier. Has a i7. Not even close to slow.
Excellent review. It’s a great laptop with a larger screen that you can drop in the bag and carry it around but it lakes muscles to handle video editing and hard-core jobs. Can’t compete with MacBook Pro 16
In my opinion i use this laptop in home and other size at work. To transfer work papers by usb to use the bilg one at home. But as for big guys with large arms this is great size.
Hi I want to buy one but I don't understand something : there are many models, for example Lg gram ZD960, yet reviewers call the pc's lg gram 18, lg gram 17,etc. What does the 18/ 17 stand for ? The year? And how do I know which one of them is the lg gram ZD960 ?
I bought the 2020 model 2 weeks back. It has NVMe SSD and a humongous 80Watt hour battery giving me backup of 12 to 13 hours with multiple tabs open. I like it but yes i dislike the wobble and key press isnt that comfortable or tactile Overall for travellers this is the best laptop money can buy. Slim Lightweight Powerful Good battery Usb c charging Fingerprint login Just wished it had a dedicated gpu like mx 250 or similar for light gameplay on the go
"who needs a screen this large in a thin-and-light frame, but not the horsepower that usually goes along with it?" 90%+ of users. Most common activities except gaming don't require a ton of horsepower. The extra screen real estate and num keypad are great for productivity.
Yes but the design and thermals are not made as per that. Infact most ultrabooks have 2 fans but this only has 1 It thermal throttles and bottlenecks. Check dave lee video of gameplay on this
LG should have at least packed an Nvidia mx150 or mx250 into this thing so that the size is more justified. Otherwise, pretty good laptop for its class.
here's another use case: programmers. Current IDE has so many features and frames, it would be good to have a 17-inch screen. And programmers become more mobile these days.
Karl Aber It uses almost the same internals as gram 13: a U series processor, the same 72 wh battery from the 15 inch. It is justified for it’s thin body, but the size of it makes it kind of not that portable. I personally think the gram 13 makes much more sense than this.
My Q. the new Gram 17, 2020 model with 10th gen CPU is already on pre-order, isn't this review little out-dated? I was watching it thinking it was for Gram 17 2020 then at @7:00 mark, I finally hear it is 8th gen. model.
I bought a LG gram 17", they tell me to charge the battery before use but they do not tell me how long I reach the ideal charge 80/90 % someone can give me the answer
I prepare excel spreadsheets which includes hundreds of rows and columns, i wish i knew such a 17 inch'er existed before i invested my money on a small 14 inch'er. Now, i feel like i should just sell my ultrabook (which is just 7 week old) to get gram 17 :(
specifications: LAPTOP GAMA BAJA g baja cpu i7-8565U (1.8 GHz / 8 MB Caché L3) g baja ram 8 GB de memoria podemos ampliar hasta 16 GB g baja video integrado Intel UHD 620 g baja disco duro SSD 256 GB de Samsung g media pantalla 17" IPS relacion 16:10 resolucion 2.560 x 1.600 refrigeración óptima con el uso de un rediseñado ventilador de 44 mm centrado exclusivamente en el procesador pesa solo 1,3 kg.
Poking the passenger beside you?! Is she serious?! This is the most stupidest and biased review I've ever watched! So Apple's large laptops have special designs that causes them not to bump nearby passengers? ! 😂😡
DON'T BUY IT!. I had an issue with mine, it has been 45 days and LGE does not even know where is my laptop. This is the worst possible customer services that I ever had in my life, so I can only advise everyone to avoid LG on the USA.
Not from what I'm reading but if you're going to get involved in 4k you need to get real about what you're using stop expecting it from smaller devices
This would be pretty good if it had a really good display and speaker. Would be a non-gaming entertainment beast. Except it's got a shitty 2k display and tiny unbearable speakers.
Another bad hardware review, done by the same person. Don’t the editors at Engadget care about content quality and what the Engadget brand represents? We already have more than enough forgettable, mediocre content on RUclips. You’ll allow just anyone to do reviews? I’m completely baffled.
Yet another appalling bad review. Not a single benchmark, or a single meaningful comparison. Seriously, go watch literally any tech RUclipsr for a quick primer on how these kinds of reviews should be done. Benchmark the device, and then several similar devices and show us comparison data. Its really not that hard. Its like you're intentionally trying to make the least useful reviews possible.
This review truly drives me insane. I bought the gen 1 LG gram 17 and my gf and i share it. I'm about to buy the refreshed gram 17 so we can each have one. It's by far the best laptop I've ever used. "the best uses for big displays are demanding tasks" ??? what?? What about having your word document and multiple browser windows open at the same time? Or what about just looking at the screen comfortably without having to hunch over and have their eyes
"otherwise its hard to think of a use case"
basically any professional use, like programming specially frontend work.
Jupp, this is my dream laptop as a frontend developer student. Unfortunately it's not available in my country.
yeah she's a bit of an idiot... basically it's like this... if you need a bigger screen, you know. No need to try and think of "use cases"
I like big screens, I cannot lie.
They coudl get rid of that lg logo though, like the new xps
I returned my girlfriend's fully loaded XPS 15 for $2500 and got this at costco for $1400 and she likes this one WAY better. She uses it all day at home and school for her school work and really likes the larger screen (especially since she doesn't have a desktop computer or external monitor at home). I don't understand why laptop reviewers say 17" is SOOO massive when you look at people who do work on desktop computers nowadays usually don't consider monitors under 21" and more and more people are going for multi-monitor setups on their desktop computers. Obviously people really like screen real estate and if you are used to triple monitor setup on your desktop setup, it is painful trying to get anything done on a 15" laptop. My only complaint about a 17" laptop screen is a still wish it were bigger (magically bigger, without making the laptop any larger).
Actually this would be a good laptop for my usage. I need a lot of screen space for charting on patients in Epic (electronic medical record) and all my work is via Citrix so I don't need processing power.
My wife has this, she loves it, and I love it too.
You can basically hold it with one hand, with JUST your fingertips, and waving it around, it's THAT light. Vibrant color accurate screen that is WQXGA 1600P so you get far more vertical real estate than most laptops, I find it very useful, and surprisingly OK speakers for something this thin (just remember to turn off all effects in the playback device panel).
I am waiting for the 2020 version, plug in an eGPU and all my computing need is set.
She didn't even mention the 4 lanes thunderbolt 3, nothing about the good screen brightness
Most of the review is a bla bla bla
3:26 gram does not have an ethernet port. LG does include a USB extender for it.
guys, I recommend that you check out dave lee's review on this laptop.
Meaning what my computer has to go through Wi-Fi
The first half of this review is just talking about how thin it is
thx for this comment. made me decide to just skip this channel review as i could give less of a f**k how thin my laptop is
Aight thanks
Basically just a penis comparison between this and the MacBook Pro 16
Not only video or graphic designers use 17" notebooks. Data scientists, programmers, data analysts, professionals who use the spreadsheet, and the list is tall... Can you bring such professionals and interview them or give the devices to them to use for a while in order to give us indepth real day in life expressions or use cases? 😡☺
Exactly if she doesnt use it often she cant day people wont be using.
People never had option of a slim lightweight large screen laptop. Noe they have it so people of various categories will switch soon
An amazing computer! I plan on having mine the next 15 years, so I view it as a great investment - it's awesome in every respect. Screen is so clear, battery, lightness, etc. etc...
15 years 😂
I wrote LG in 2018 asking if a 17" gram was something to look forward to being in the market in the near future. I'm excited to see that they have made it. I'm just now waiting for the 10th gen cpu version to come out. Perfect for spreadsheets on the go.
I love this laptop and would use it for most reasons other then the reviewers suggestions. You can't beat size and lack of weight and the Gram fits the bill here. Browsing, video and streaming, video editing and multi tasking etc would be top notch. It would be my desktop replacement and if need be take it on road trips because of the light weight. Great job LG!
Why does this review start by talking about a MacBook? Just tell us about the Gram.
This week, I got my LG Gram 17 with the 16GB RAM and a 512GB SSD. First impressions:
1. It's light for a 17" laptop, but not crazy light. It's still a laptop.
2. The build quality is good. Reviewers show how flexible it is, but I don't think you'd notice it unless you look for it. The only thing I'd say is that the hinge is not quite as stiff as I would like. If you tried using it on a train or plane, it might bother you. On a desk it is stable.
3. The screen is glossy. (How I wish it was matt!) I got a screen protector to reduce the reflectivity, but I couldn't get it on without air bubbles (which I hate even more), so for now I'm living with the gloss. But it's fantastic having a 17" screen for productivity (and day trading). And it's clear and bright. It's overall a good panel.
4. Keyboard: It's okay, apart from a couple of differences from a standard UK keyboard layout. In particular: the way the "|" key is situated adjoining the Left Shift key; and the horizontal Return key (which means I sometimes hit the "#" key by mistake). But the typing experience is good so far.
5. Okay, so it's not a powerhouse. I bought it knowing that it would be fine for productivity, but not expecting to do anything particularly demanding.
6. It was a bit laggy on first use. I did a clean install of Windows... and now it's running perfectly.
7. The sound is okay. It's fine, if not anything special.
So far, I'm happy with my purchase, but these things I would change if I could redesign it for next year:
- matt screen (!)
- stiffer hinge
- slightly better, upward firing speakers
- keyboard layout
- an Ethernet port would be nice, rather than the Dongle provided...
- And a more powerful CPU would be nice. Ideally, a Ryzen CPU with their better integrated graphics would be fab.
Very detailed sketch of what one gets and what he doesnt. I too bought the 2020 model 2 weeks back and can totally relate.
I was lucky to grab the 8gb ram 512gb ssd variant brand new box pack with 3 yrs LG warranty at 900 dollars 😸
I think this is the laptop I need to get. I'm an amateur photographer (nature and wildlife), only take pictures in RAW, and edit them with Capture One Pro. A 17" inch screen is perfect for me, give me more space when editing photos.
It would be great to see LG use the magnesium and screen size to build a more performance-oriented machine..maybe the LG Kilo lol
giant gorgeous display, thin bezels, light, and portable, that's what I want from a laptop.
She's never used it. If you put a macbook pro on top of it you would see that it's the same size as a 15.6 inch laptop.
Most people don't need XPS, Alienware or MacBook power. These comparisons make no sense. RUclipsr seem to forget that viewers are rarely video producers or heavy gamers. Also, in which part did you mention the battery life? Cause I've lost those numbers. This is a (bad) first impression review...
LG gram vs Samsung galaxy book flex , who is the winner?
3:13 Kabhi Kushi kabhi Gham movie song Bole Chudiyan...
yep this comment is what I was looking for.
Perfect form photographers, musicians, and real multitaskers, no comes with 10th gen cpu's and iris plus graphics, and tb3 and a larger battery.
I'm reading only for 1080p not 4K but I don't expect
it has 4k display?
Excellent review. Thanks to this review, I'm going to keep looking for another laptop. THANK YOU.
Comparing the LG Gram to an Alienware gaming laptop is just silly. It needs more room for discrete components and cooling, so it's never going to be as thin as the Gram, and those components will consume exponentially more power, so it can't compete on battery life. Two different laptops with two different purposes aimed at two different demographics. The only thing they have in common is screen size.
Wow this must be the latest review of any product ever. I thought maybe it's a updated version but nope. The old one.
Anyway I like the idea of the laptop as I love 17inch laptops but needs at least ice lake, Ryzen or even better, a comet lake 6 core with 1650 Max q and a much bigger battery.
O jeez or maybe a refresh with the new rumored 7nm Zen 2 Ryzen mobile rumored to land early next year. I would love that.
But there's Thunderbolt 3 so you can use eGPU
Big, thin and classy... Great combination...
I was looking for just this type of laptop.
I'm sorry. I'm an old guy with a shallow field of vision, though not far-sighted, actually, which is a little more typical of advancing age. I'm tired of taking off my glasses and scanning my screen to read small script. I've got to at least look at this in a store. By the way, is the keyboard backlit?
Yes, even backlit! I highly recommend it!
Same size as a 15.6 with a bigger screen. Keyboard is the same size as a standard keyboard. If they put in a graphics card it would not get 15 hours battery life on full brightness. Macbook 16 is much larger and much much heavier. Has a i7. Not even close to slow.
This review is based on 2019 version. 2020 version based on ice lake was just introduced in Korea.
Excellent review. It’s a great laptop with a larger screen that you can drop in the bag and carry it around but it lakes muscles to handle video editing and hard-core jobs. Can’t compete with MacBook Pro 16
THAT MAC IS DOUBLE THE PRICE
In my opinion i use this laptop in home and other size at work. To transfer work papers by usb to use the bilg one at home. But as for big guys with large arms this is great size.
Thank you have a great holiday season
Who would like small screens when you can get big screens ...
But, the gram 17 doesn't pack the performance punch you might expect from a system of this size *tilt head to the side in disappointment*
Hi I want to buy one but I don't understand something : there are many models, for example Lg gram ZD960, yet reviewers call the pc's lg gram 18, lg gram 17,etc.
What does the 18/ 17 stand for ? The year? And how do I know which one of them is the lg gram ZD960 ?
I bought the 2020 model 2 weeks back. It has NVMe SSD and a humongous 80Watt hour battery giving me backup of 12 to 13 hours with multiple tabs open. I like it but yes i dislike the wobble and key press isnt that comfortable or tactile
Overall for travellers this is the best laptop money can buy.
Slim
Lightweight
Powerful
Good battery
Usb c charging
Fingerprint login
Just wished it had a dedicated gpu like mx 250 or similar for light gameplay on the go
Perfect for programmers
So I am assuming this will not work for an on-the-go audio editing rig?
Is it good for video editing work??
Specially for 4k
"who needs a screen this large in a thin-and-light frame, but not the horsepower that usually goes along with it?" 90%+ of users. Most common activities except gaming don't require a ton of horsepower. The extra screen real estate and num keypad are great for productivity.
With so much space why they didn't put the speakers on front is beyond me.P.S are those BCG marks?
but it offers thunderbolt 3 and can connect eGPU, if you really need that for gaming at home etc
Yes but the design and thermals are not made as per that. Infact most ultrabooks have 2 fans but this only has 1
It thermal throttles and bottlenecks. Check dave lee video of gameplay on this
Shit conclusion.
A large screen is useful to pretty much all developers, but not all developers need lots of computing power.
I don't know why you wouldn't want to bring that Alienware to a meeting. Nothing screams intelligence and sophistication like a gray alien!
LG should have at least packed an Nvidia mx150 or mx250 into this thing so that the size is more justified. Otherwise, pretty good laptop for its class.
finally 2k laptop display as Linus wishes
What do you mean I thought this it's only good for 1080
The Best Is the numerical keyboard in my opinion.
here's another use case: programmers. Current IDE has so many features and frames, it would be good to have a 17-inch screen. And programmers become more mobile these days.
If I was looking for a performance oriented laptop I would definitely not checking a product called gram, at least it should be called kilo.
battleship size! I found the display to be buggy. Sometimes it only loads half the display and the other half was blank.
I had a dead pixel on my Gram 13, so I returned it. Bad quality control.
Why are people reviewing this, hasn’t this been out for a while? 8th gen cpu..
It’s basically a 13inch laptop stretched to 17 inch.
张乐天 wdym?
Karl Aber It uses almost the same internals as gram 13: a U series processor, the same 72 wh battery from the 15 inch. It is justified for it’s thin body, but the size of it makes it kind of not that portable. I personally think the gram 13 makes much more sense than this.
Can l use it for videoconferencing?
My Q. the new Gram 17, 2020 model with 10th gen CPU is already on pre-order, isn't this review little out-dated?
I was watching it thinking it was for Gram 17 2020 then at @7:00 mark, I finally hear it is 8th gen. model.
I too came here considering it 2020 model. Shes too early for the 8th gen model review (pun intended)
I bought a LG gram 17", they tell me to charge the battery before use but they do not tell me how long I reach the ideal charge 80/90 % someone can give me the answer
I prepare excel spreadsheets which includes hundreds of rows and columns, i wish i knew such a 17 inch'er existed before i invested my money on a small 14 inch'er. Now, i feel like i should just sell my ultrabook (which is just 7 week old) to get gram 17 :(
Didn't the laptop come out like months ago???
It did.
@KIX_LOVE no 2020 is 10th gen and this was 8th gen
2020 also has larger battery,thunderbolt and NVMe ssd
Hello is the camera of this laptop good?
Avg like most other windows laptops
3:17 wait what Mr Roshan
what about the cam and speakers?
What's the name of the song that's plays at the beginning?
I love this laptop, but the screen is a bit too reflective
Because the smaller version of it is touch capable i believe
huh using LG ad for most of time and calling it a review ..is a SCAM ..
So a girl is reviewing a huge laptop and giving it bad reviews because it is big? Okkkk
Only wished dbrand would make a skin for that
when instagram were about to rebrand the nane and logo to just 'gram'. . but now its taken. lol
They should just call it Insta
LG is so close to making an excellent laptop. They miss the mark every year by only a few ticks.
That's all of the LG products ever made! 😂
I disagree - this 17" is a masterpiece!
Nice review but I wish the host would stop dropping her voice low when she talks because I kept having to rewind to hear what she said.
SchnFam You didn’t miss anything important...
@@AndyJMacLeod 😅🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
My laugh of the day 🤣
Review starts with mentioning Apple...while Apple reviews ONLY focus on Apple. I miss the old days of professional non biased reviews?🤨🤬
upgradeable ram and ssd
What's the max for the RAM?
Has anybody tried photo editing or 1080p video editing on this thing I don't want to use Photoshop I want to use something else
Best laptop for non-gamers or non-AI GPU people. AS LIGHT AS A MACBOOK AIR.
Where is the ethernet (LAN) port ???
You get a usb c to ethernet convertor/dongle out of the box
I didn’t see a ethernet port
I didn't either but the spec sheet shows one;
10/100Mbit (USB-C Port with R45 gender)
Could be a typo for an RJ45 adapter in box.
is this laptop for gamer?
Not so much only really light games
Totally opposite
1:23 is that a leaked Macbook Pro 16'' with real ports? Ohhh my
Thats the 2015 15“ one
specifications: LAPTOP GAMA BAJA
g baja cpu i7-8565U (1.8 GHz / 8 MB Caché L3)
g baja ram 8 GB de memoria podemos ampliar hasta 16 GB
g baja video integrado Intel UHD 620
g baja disco duro SSD 256 GB de Samsung
g media pantalla 17" IPS relacion 16:10 resolucion 2.560 x 1.600
refrigeración óptima con el uso de un rediseñado ventilador de 44 mm centrado exclusivamente en el procesador
pesa solo 1,3 kg.
I enjoyed this review
Poking the passenger beside you?! Is she serious?! This is the most stupidest and biased review I've ever watched! So Apple's large laptops have special designs that causes them not to bump nearby passengers? ! 😂😡
DON'T BUY IT!. I had an issue with mine, it has been 45 days and LGE does not even know where is my laptop. This is the worst possible customer services that I ever had in my life, so I can only advise everyone to avoid LG on the USA.
Great review !
4k editing?
Not from what I'm reading but if you're going to get involved in 4k you need to get real about what you're using stop expecting it from smaller devices
Every laptop compare to Macbook wdf be yourself.everyone is unique.
I wonder if she reads the comments on those videos...
upgradeable ram and storage is great, but it needs the new ice lake/comet lake cpus and a 8gb dedicated gpu
8gb dedicated gpu? 😂
This would be pretty good if it had a really good display and speaker. Would be a non-gaming entertainment beast.
Except it's got a shitty 2k display and tiny unbearable speakers.
Do you know India's Hindi language bcoz you are watching a Bollywood song into LG gram
Wait a minute.... Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gam's music video?? Engadget plz tell us, do you guys watch Bollywood?
Is this a late review ?
Playing Bollywood Song 3:13
Ya man I know it's refreshing to see Hrithik Roshan.
Bole Chudiyan
Another bad hardware review, done by the same person. Don’t the editors at Engadget care about content quality and what the Engadget brand represents? We already have more than enough forgettable, mediocre content on RUclips. You’ll allow just anyone to do reviews? I’m completely baffled.
lol..... yah size 36" pants are ridiculously big.. dont buy.
Yet another appalling bad review. Not a single benchmark, or a single meaningful comparison. Seriously, go watch literally any tech RUclipsr for a quick primer on how these kinds of reviews should be done. Benchmark the device, and then several similar devices and show us comparison data. Its really not that hard. Its like you're intentionally trying to make the least useful reviews possible.
ur backsound is annoying
一点干货都没有，就是重复广告
What a terrible review! She has little idea of what she's talking about.
"My name is Chowdry - I belong to a high cast, so I can talk about anybody the way I want". Behave!
Use case? Lady, please, screen can never be big enough.
Someone is a fan of bollywood songs