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LG gram (2022) 17Z90Q Ultra Lightweight Laptop, – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
LG gram (2022) 17Z90Q Ultra Lightweight Laptop, 17″ (2560 x 1600) IPS Display, Intel Evo 12th Gen i7 1260P Processor, 16GB LPDDR5, 1TB NVMe SSD, FHD Webcam, WiFi 6E, Thunderbolt 4, Windows 11, Black
Standing screen display size
Average Battery Life (in hours)
2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Test video – LG gram (2022) 17Z90Q Ultra Lightweight Laptop, :
Product highlights :
17″ WQXGA IPS Display With DCI-P3 99%. A screen that can make your visions come to life with and a bold DCI-P3 99% color gamut* to add a realistic touch to graphics. (*DCI-P3 Typical 99%, Minimum 95%)
Intel Evo Platform Powered by 12th Gen Intel Core i7 Processor and Iris Xe Graphics. A powerful processor with impressive with Iris Xe graphics, built to carry you through work, studies, and surfing the web.
16GB RAM. 16GB of memory to a substantial clock speed of 5200 Mhz, we’re making it simple to do work and play with minimal buffering.
1TB PCIe4 M.2 NVMe SSD. Supporting 1TB of storage, you have the power and speed to run multiple large applications while saving your important documents with ease.
Ultra-Lightweight. With an ultra-lightweight body, bring your laptop wherever you go since it’ll never weigh you down.
80 Wh Battery: Carry your hustle anywhere with up to 12.5 hours of nonstop power and get up to 19.5 hours of video playback, with a whopping 80 Wh battery.*
Questions & Answers – LG gram (2022) 17Z90Q Ultra Lightweight Laptop, :
➕ What is the price of LG gram (2022) 17Z90Q Ultra Lightweight Laptop, in Saudi Arabia ?
The price of LG gram (2022) 17Z90Q Ultra Lightweight Laptop, in-store is 0 SAR VAT.
➕ When LG gram (2022) 17Z90Q Ultra Lightweight Laptop, was released ?
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➕ What is the price of LG gram (2022) 17Z90Q Ultra Lightweight Laptop, cheap used ?
The price of LG gram (2022) 17Z90Q Ultra Lightweight Laptop, used is 0 SAR VAT.
➕ What are the main characteristics of LG gram (2022) 17Z90Q Ultra Lightweight Laptop, ?
Special specifications :
17″ WQXGA IPS Display With DCI-P3 99%. A screen that can make your visions come to life with and a bold DCI-P3 99% color gamut* to add a realistic touch to graphics. (*DCI-P3 Typical 99%, Minimum 95%)
➕ Is it interesting to buy this product ?
The best people who can answer you are customers who have already bought and tested
this product (
See Customer Reviews). This product is rated 4.3 / 5
on Amazon.
➕ Where to buy LG gram (2022) 17Z90Q Ultra Lightweight Laptop, in Saudi Arabia ?
Mall, Supermarkets, Amazon, Specialized stores, ….
Technical specifications – LG gram (2022) 17Z90Q Ultra Lightweight Laptop, :
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K. S (verified owner) –
Screen Froze – The laptop is light weight, but at what cost of construction. I needed a laptop that is going to last. These so called high end laptops. cost as much as a nice high end smart TV, which can do the same thing. This LG Gram 17″ laptop started freeze up in less than 30 days, and I sent it back right away. I brought a gaming laptop which seems to be built like a tank and is well vented weighing like a tank, but hopefully it will last through the battle of the war of use like a tank.
M. Z (verified owner) –
Lightening fast gorgeous laptop – Boots up in seconds. Handles MS Office, photo editing, online applications instantaneously. SO LIGHT, battery life is astonishing. Best computer I’ve ever used.
B. T (verified owner) –
Best portable productivity laptop – I bought the original LG Gram 17 back in 2019 and loved it. I didn’t really need the upgrade as the old one was still great, but I like to upgrade and sell my old laptops/phones while they still have value.
K. S (verified owner) –
Screen Froze – The laptop is light weight, but at what cost of construction. I needed a laptop that is going to last. These so called high end laptops. cost as much as a nice high end smart TV, which can do the same thing. This LG Gram 17″ laptop started freeze up in less than 30 days, and I sent it back right away. I brought a gaming laptop which seems to be built like a tank and is well vented weighing like a tank, but hopefully it will last through the battle of the war of use like a tank.
D. T (verified owner) –
A little disappointing – Pros:
K. N (verified owner) –
Great, but having some issues – This laptop is fantastic in so many ways — the keyboard is very pleasant to use, thanks to its 1.65 mm travel, so much better than the Dell XPS, in my opinion, which is just too short at 1.3 mm. I love the matte finish to the screen, and it’s got great color. I was worried that the resolution would be too low for a 17″ screen, but text is super sharp–I can’t tell the difference between this and a 4K screen. And the laptop is really quiet and battery life is great. And the weight — it’s so amazing! It’s so much lighter than the XPS, whose discreet graphics I don’t need, and it’s just so much easier to live with. I’m just having this horrible problem with the trackpad — when I type a bit and then try to tap on the trackpad to insert a cursor or double tap to select something, it often just won’t register my inputs. I tap, tap, tap, tap, tap, and the thing just ignores me. Either I wait a few seconds and it starts to register my taps again, or else I try tapping in a different area of the touchpad, which pretty consistently gets it to function normally again, or I just give up and use the physical trackpad button. It’s massively frustrating, seems to happen a good 30-50% of the time I go to tap, enough so that I have to return this laptop. I use Word a lot, so that’s where i notice this issue the most, but it might be happening in other programs, too. I don’t know if this is a driver issue for the trackpad, but I haven’t seen it mentioned in any professional reviews so far, so I’m skeptical. Maybe a corrupted driver? I might try to reinstall it and see if it fixes the issue, but otherwise I’ll have to exchange the unit — I really hope the replacement unit doesn’t have this issue, because it’s such a great laptop for me in so many ways. My only other complaint about it is that the processor feels a little pokey sometimes in terms of responsiveness. Maybe they should have gone with an AMD processor, which could have kept the laptop cool but offered more performance. But I’d live with the slight pokiness if the trackpad issues would just get fixed.
B. I (verified owner) –
No backlight keyboard – All good, I just couldn’t expect that this level of product from LG wouldn’t have a backlight keyboard, that is sorely missed.
C. Z (verified owner) –
Thin and light, quick to power on – I have two this one and a similar one with slightly lees memory, bought it first and then after using it a bit, bought this one
P. A (verified owner) –
Very light, nice 17″ screen, Backlit Keyboard, Poor Home and End button placement – It is very nice to have a 17″ keyboard in such a light and compact package. One of the unfortunate trade-offs that really affect my productivity is the placement of the Home and End keys. I use both extensively and also use the number pad extensively and not having separate keys for Home and End away from the number pad really slows me down.
B. I (verified owner) –
No backlight keyboard – All good, I just couldn’t expect that this level of product from LG wouldn’t have a backlight keyboard, that is sorely missed.
P. A (verified owner) –
Very light, nice 17″ screen, Backlit Keyboard, Poor Home and End button placement – It is very nice to have a 17″ keyboard in such a light and compact package. One of the unfortunate trade-offs that really affect my productivity is the placement of the Home and End keys. I use both extensively and also use the number pad extensively and not having separate keys for Home and End away from the number pad really slows me down.
C. Z (verified owner) –
Thin and light, quick to power on – I have two this one and a similar one with slightly lees memory, bought it first and then after using it a bit, bought this one
D. T (verified owner) –
A little disappointing – Pros:
K. N (verified owner) –
Great, but having some issues – This laptop is fantastic in so many ways — the keyboard is very pleasant to use, thanks to its 1.65 mm travel, so much better than the Dell XPS, in my opinion, which is just too short at 1.3 mm. I love the matte finish to the screen, and it’s got great color. I was worried that the resolution would be too low for a 17″ screen, but text is super sharp–I can’t tell the difference between this and a 4K screen. And the laptop is really quiet and battery life is great. And the weight — it’s so amazing! It’s so much lighter than the XPS, whose discreet graphics I don’t need, and it’s just so much easier to live with. I’m just having this horrible problem with the trackpad — when I type a bit and then try to tap on the trackpad to insert a cursor or double tap to select something, it often just won’t register my inputs. I tap, tap, tap, tap, tap, and the thing just ignores me. Either I wait a few seconds and it starts to register my taps again, or else I try tapping in a different area of the touchpad, which pretty consistently gets it to function normally again, or I just give up and use the physical trackpad button. It’s massively frustrating, seems to happen a good 30-50% of the time I go to tap, enough so that I have to return this laptop. I use Word a lot, so that’s where i notice this issue the most, but it might be happening in other programs, too. I don’t know if this is a driver issue for the trackpad, but I haven’t seen it mentioned in any professional reviews so far, so I’m skeptical. Maybe a corrupted driver? I might try to reinstall it and see if it fixes the issue, but otherwise I’ll have to exchange the unit — I really hope the replacement unit doesn’t have this issue, because it’s such a great laptop for me in so many ways. My only other complaint about it is that the processor feels a little pokey sometimes in terms of responsiveness. Maybe they should have gone with an AMD processor, which could have kept the laptop cool but offered more performance. But I’d live with the slight pokiness if the trackpad issues would just get fixed.
B. T (verified owner) –
Best portable productivity laptop – I bought the original LG Gram 17 back in 2019 and loved it. I didn’t really need the upgrade as the old one was still great, but I like to upgrade and sell my old laptops/phones while they still have value.
M. Z (verified owner) –
Lightening fast gorgeous laptop – Boots up in seconds. Handles MS Office, photo editing, online applications instantaneously. SO LIGHT, battery life is astonishing. Best computer I’ve ever used.