LG Gram 10th Gen Intel Core i5-1035G7 14" (35.56cms) IPS Full HD (1920X1080) Thin and Light Laptop (8GB/256GB SSD/Windows 10 64-bit/Dark Silver/999gms), 14Z90N

1. Literally it just weighs almost nil2. Clock speed and performance is undoubtedly best in class3. Display is very good in terms of brightness and accuracy4. Battery is ground braking hit as it's LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG battery life. Morning start, ends Night without a need to charge5. Fan is so smooth. I am not even feel the vibration. Heating is not a major issue for low and medium usage6. Keyboard is luxurious. Clicks feels like HEAVEN7. Affordable price tag! Bonanza!!!8. Reader mode is best in class that helps to filter blue rays and help to avoid eye strain9. LG Control Centre offers best in class features to modulate and control the systemSummary: To get a mid price range Luxury laptop this is your only best. I have a long history of searching laptop of my choice. Dell Inspiron 13 5301 and LG Gram 14 are my final choice. Comparing the both LG hit likes. So I bought it with lot of doubts. Now all doubts are far gone.Undoubtedly the best class laptop!!!

The media could not be loaded. Edit: AFTER 2 WEEKS OF USE:I've attached the idle temperature on this device. I have disabled turbo boos from the BIOS as temperatures idle tend to be around 55 degrees even on Windows/Linux. It is true that the laptop lacks cooling, but it was designed to be that way. Even a Macbook air M1 hits a 100 degrees because it does not have fans and it is safe to do so, though uncomfortable to keep on your lap.I've run powertop and cpu-autofreq to give you an idea of CPU use and live powerdraw under normal office use.I tried gaming on it, it couldn't last more than 5 minutes on any recent game and temperatures rise to 90 degrees easily, the BIOS has been tuned to shut off the app at that point, beyond 100 degrees, the PC shuts itself down as a safety mechanism. So you won't damage your PC because it heats a lot, just that don't expect this to be anything but your long life office PC/entertainment device.Battery life is 12 to 14 hours, maybe more on your technical skills and how you can tune your BIOS which is amazing, it's originally developed by Carnegie Melon University.Display is great, speakers are good, Camera is worse than my dad's old Nokia n73 from 2007, it's just plain bad.I picked up my 1.6KG HP Probook and it felt like it was 5 times heavier than the Gram!I've updated the RAM to 16GB, it's 3200 Mhz CL22, though to be honest, this laptop will never use it cause that much load will make the device uncomfortable to use it.Pro tip: Take the laptop to the LG service center, they did it for free, I brought my RAM stick, very helpful and quick, in 15 minutes, it was all done and I still get my international warranty for 3 years!If you are a linux user like me, the only con is that the fingerprint reader is by goodix who outright refuses to make linux drivers for the fingerprint. DOn't expect that to work, Apart from that, this laptop is kickass in every aspect when compared to Windows 10. You might want disable turbo, you ain't going anywhere with a turbo boost on this device, do yourself a favor and disable it from the BIOS and enjoy the marathon battery life with the speed and stability of Linux.So far, I have tried, Ubunut 20.04, SOlus 4.3, Garuda Linux, Elementary OS, Debian BUllseye RC2, Pop OS 21.04, MC Linux 19.4 and Fedora SilverblueThe 4.19 kernel of DEBIAN 10 does not boot, it's too old, everything else is new and works flawlessly, just make sure you configure swap to allow hibernate.Why this laptop is worth it with respect to the competetion:The keyboard is better than a MacbookIt has backlightingThe trackpad is goodThe design and build is premiumAmazing after sales service!Why not go for it:Forget GamingWeb Cam is terrible, my 6 year old HP Probook has a better camera.If you want to use Fingerprint on Linux

Light product. But after sales service is very poor. Lg shall not repair it in warrantte period also. They shall charge you money by saying that it was not handled properly. Never buy LG notebook pc or other display products.

It's super lightweight laptop. Keep in mind, carrying a heavy laptop is no problem for me and I usually prefer big keyboards. However, just handling a lightweight laptop like this makes you feel superhuman.The matte finish means that annoying oil stains can be removed easily. This is a plus since, I do tend to clean once a week or so to remove any stains.Lastly the battery. It's nothing to write home about, even though they claim it has the largest battery. It's one of those advantages you'll get too used to after you buy it. However, it'll not annoy you frequently to charge, which is a great plus. It allows me to disconnect and move around when I don't have enough charge to get a better location for WiFi even on say 5-10 percent battery.The cons probably is the cost and replacement issue. Will write about it when I get there. But with 3 year warranty, that shouldn't be an problem.

This is the best laptop I've owned so far. It has amazing battery backup.. I get up to 11 hours most days, very light weight and has superb performance. I sometimes open 40-50 chrome tabs and it doesn't crash or lag.I am not a gamer so I don't know about gaming. The screen is just perfect for watching movies. Keyboard is nice to touch and has backlight for night usage. Finger print unlock. Volume is decent for a small room. I haven't used it outdoors yet.8 month later:It is still going as smooth as a new laptop. I haven't found any drop in battery backup or performance. Now, I'm running out of space on the hard drive. That's the only downside. But I download too much unnecessary files too. Many of the reviews have mentioned about heating issue. I haven't faced such issues in the last 8 months. I recommend this laptop for anyone doing normal stuff like office work, movies and browsing. I've also been doing a little bit of coding and some machine learning projects on this laptop and haven't found any issues.