LG has released the new 2020 version of its Gram laptop and here's a full review of what I consider to be one of the best non-gaming laptops on the market. The LG Gram 17 weighs just 1.35kg (2.98Ibs), ...

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Available in several sizes, including this 17-inch model, the LG Gram is a smart choice if you’re in the market for a Windows laptop. It’s light enough to easily carry around and powerful enough to ...

At 2.9 pounds, the Gram 17 is lighter than the 4.4-pound Dell XPS 15 or the 4.3-pound MacBook Pro 16. It's even lighter than the 15-inch Surface Laptop 3, which weighs 3.4 pounds. Though, the Apple ...

The first thing that will strike you about the LG Gram 17 is the fact that the cardboard covering the notebook can actually be cut out and used to make a rhino photo frame. A wonderful touch. Take the ...

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We weren't too impressed by LG's lightweight Gram laptops when they first launched two years ago, but that didn't deter the company from making more of them. And I'm glad it did, because here at CES ...

With a huge screen and lightweight design, the LG Gram 17 is a joy to use. Here we have a notebook with a gorgeous 17-inch display and monster battery life, yet at 2.95 pounds, it’s almost as light as ...

LG’s new Gram Pro is a three-pound laptop with an RTX GPU inside — a great achievement for LG and a fairly niche product for the rest of us. If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn ...

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