LGgram Pro 16-inch OLED Thin and Lightweight Laptop, Intel Evo Edition - AI-enabled Intel Core Ultra 7 Processor, Windows 11 Home, 32GB RAM, 2TB SSD, Black

This laptop is very lightweight and works great. Very fast processor, runs Windows 11 great. The screen is much sharper and brighter than previous LG Gram models. Only gripe is that the number pad layout on the keyboard is a bit odd, but it is better for my uses than not having a number pad at all. If you REALLY need a number pad for heavy use you should probably be on a desktop computer anyway. Five stars.

Size, Weight & Display is Good, not fully satisfied with Overall built quality and when compared to XPS, XPS is far superior. Even though the laptop is light weight, the power brick is very heavy, so while travelling, the overall experience - it is heavy. Connectivity - most of the time my Microsoft Arc mouse does not connect automatically - you have to do few switch ON/OFF. Performance is OK. Hope this helps

Extremely fast CPU built into a tough, light package. My only complaint is the numeric keyboard is smaller than I’m accustomed to and causes me to miss the decimal point when running numbers.

I am a small biz owner and historically LOVE LGgrams- they're so portable- have a really long lifespan (both battery and longevity) and my whole team now uses them. I decided to upgrade my 5 year old LG and got a new 16 inch (not this model)... only to have the mic software go faulty a few months later (not the device- NO mic worked). So I bought this 16 inch a month ago... only to discover that my external monitor is not getting a signal from the USB-C port.This is back to back issues with new LG grams... I am super disappointed!!

Nobody else seems to make laptops this light. Good screen quality and performance in a pretty robust package. Even seems to pass some Mil-Specs. Only the battery life suffers when compared to ARM-based computers, but it's still pretty good. I've bought three LG grams over the years (two 17" and this 16"), usually just to get the processor upgrades. All have worked flawlessly with Windows and Linux.

Beautiful oled screen. Surprisingly light and thin. Perfect laptop for what I use it for; mostly cybersec investigations, teaching, and coding. Never going back to a non-oled screen.Runs cool and silent. Can do light to medium gaming. Runs Eve Online at 1920x1200 with a mix of high, med setting at 50 to 60 fps on Linux. Faster on Windows.Runs latest Linux versions well, currently using Pop!_OS. Everything works with Pop.

The best compromise between battery life, weight and performance, for most use cases.There are flaws mentioned in many reviews, but for me this is something I can live with.

This product is sold as “military standard” for durability. It’s not even kitchen counter standard for quality let alone something you’d want to rely on for anything life critical. I purchased the product on 11 November, received on 14 November. It worked fine out of the box and did so through 2 days ago. I attempted to turn it on today and it won’t turn on and I’ve noticed a crack in the screen. To be clear, the laptop has been sitting stationary on a kitchen counter untouched. I called LG to discuss and both their rep and his supervisor told me because “there is a point of impact” it is not covered. Corporate standards are corporate standards I guess but they surely don’t make a good, durable product. Worse they told me it was likely my pet (he’s no Olympian to jump on the counter) or child (who hasn’t been home and they don’t know about.) that likely damaged it. Again the computer has not moved in 2 days. LG surely deceptively markets the durability of their products and I’d surely avoid purchasing it if I were you. And, if you do purchase their products, don’t expect any customer service or for them to stand by their brand.