Review on LG Gram Laptop I5 1035G7 Thunderbolt by Dexter Pullen

I've been looking for the perfect laptop for a long time and I think I've found it. The Gram laptop is the laptop I should own. I'm finishing my master's degree and I love surfing the internet lying on the couch. First, a few misconceptions about this device: It's plastic: No, it's not plastic, it's actually magnesium alloy, the same material as most Surface devices. I love the feel of this device, which while it doesn't have that cold metallic feel, is more like textured wax paper. People complain about the bend. I'm not going to lie about it flexing, but I would never stress my laptop like tech critics do. Also, it's military spec for drops and bumps, so it should be pretty solid. Re-evaluation: It's that simple. It's really light, weighing only 2.2 kg. It's neat, but it really changes everyday function. I think if it was as thin as the Galaxy Book Pro it would be a more useful feature. Whatever it is, it makes it very easy to pick up and move with one hand. This is an ordinary thin ultrabook, but not super thin. I like the ad very much. I like the 16:10 aspect ratio and the screen brightness is 450 nits. The panel itself offers good color reproduction. I particularly like the symmetrical frames around the display without the annoying thick lower frame. I like the white color because not only is it not boring, but it is also excellent at repelling fingerprints and smudges to stay clean. it probably lasts over 10 hours. I say that because I used it once for 8 hours and had 47% left. Performance is basically what you would expect from an 11th gen i5. I say mainly because the reviews indicate this is a thermal choke to prevent reaching high clock costs to reduce fan noise and improve battery life. It differs slightly from the competition when used in the real world, but it's worth paying attention to if you want the best performance. . The trackpad is very responsive and accurate. Overall, my complaints are minimal: Cost: Starts at $999, but that's for the i3 version. In fact, the i5 version should cost $999, not $1,200 like the regular price. Razor, Dell and HP price their i5 models at this price, so I don't know if Intel is right for i5-powered luxury laptops. Things are even worse when the MacBook Air starts at $999. I bought mine on sale. Loudspeakers: They need a little more power. Verdict: This is arguably the best premium Windows laptop you can get that's not basic or boring. Is that all I want from a laptop? Yes, that's all...