2025 Gram 17 Touchscreen Laptop - 17" WQXGA Touch Display, Intel Ultra 7 Series 2, Intel Arc Graphics, WiFi 7, Copilot+PC, Win 11 Pro, Lightweight Computer(32 GB RAM, 4 TB SSD)

Overall this laptop is solid. It runs fast, the touch screen is very responsive, it's very light and thin.I only have 2 complaints about it.1. The camera is located at the bottom of the screen making it completely useless. Not only is it now filming up my nose, but if I want to use my laptop at the same time all anyone sees is my fingers typing. In addition, the quality of the video it shoots is very poor. Expect that if you need to do any video you'll have to buy an external camera2. The Home, End, Page up and Page down are not their own keys. You have to either hit function and then use the arrow keys for that, or you have to turn the num lock off (rending it useless as a number pad) and then you can use them there. I used these keys all the time so I have found that very frustrating.

Have had this for about a week now, and so far, this is a great laptop. First, consistent with some of the Questions/Answers on this page, and despite Amazon's product title, mine did come with 16GB of RAM, as I was expecting. This is consistent with LG's website for this model, as well, so I don't think anyone needs to worry about getting only 8GB.Also, in some reviews of other models (last year's?) of the LG Gram, I noticed people complaining about the quality of the keyboard and/or an overall "cheap feel" in terms of the build quality. I have no complaints on either with this model. The material they used for the case (magnesium alloy?) does not feel cheap to me. It does feel very light, which is awesome and is one of the major selling points of this product for me. The keyboard is great, and does not feel like a compromise in quality, to me. The numeric keypad on the right side was another selling point for me. It is smaller than a true "full" numeric keypad, but it's functional and fits this middle niche perfectly for users, like me, who tend to work with spreadsheets or other numeric data entry but want a machine that's ultra-portable, rather than carrying around some 7 to 8 lb boat anchor of a laptop.I would say that the screen, even at the highest brightness setting, is not as bright as my previous (mostly Dell) laptops. This has not been an issue for me, so far, as I tend to drop my screen brightness on most of my machines, to maximize battery life, but perhaps this would be a downside for some, if you tend to use your laptop outdoors, in full sun.