LG gram (2022) 17Z90Q Ultra Lightweight Laptop

Excellent with tv, although I own other Bose speakers which sound better for music but I’m using it for music too. The App helps in adjusting sound however bose need to add more streaming music choices to their app. I am a Bose believer when it comes to sound. I am not disappointed with the sound bar and Bose 700 base unit but looking forward to more software updates.

Very nervous about this purchase since my last Bose had to be returned. So here’s my evaluation…Sound incredible, music outstanding. Television sound outstanding. Hookup a little of a challenge. This is what I did. Installed soundbar with HDMI ARC. I then reset my new 83 inch LG C2 OLED with SOUNDBAR CONNECTED. On Bose remote, the little box that looks like a television, I pressed it each time to connect. HDMI ARC. Once connected, it is incredible. Did I have to do that…probably not.Am I happy, extremely. One suggestion for Bose is to put a getting started instruction sheet. That would help alot. The price tag is fixed, no matter where you shop. I ordered it on Monday and Amazon delivered on a Tuesday. Good job Amazon. I placed order on my Amazon Store Card and got 12 months interest free financing.I promised my wife if there were any major hiccups, I would return it….Guess I am a new Bose Soundbar Owner. Sorry Honey!!! :)UPDATEDo not download the Bose music app. The software update is flawed. My soundbar started turning off on its own and beeping at me. Then there was an annoying white flashing light. To fix, I reset the soundbar to factory software settings. Now the soundbar works perfectly.

Note: I got the 16 (blazing ddr5) /256/Xe model with 2560 x 1600 IPS, Evo 12th Gen i7 1260P.I’ve been buying portable computers since my Kaypro, and as a road warrior, laptops since my Toshiba T-1000. I’ve also got kids and a wife who used to work in design. So in addition to building PCs I have bought a LOT of laptops, easily over 50 over the past 35 years. But my now dying Thinkpad lasted so long that it has been six years since I bought one for myself.I got a chance to see this LG Gram in store and really first fell in love with the screen. It is bright, has great resolution. I also love the weight and form factor of this machine. It has a very sleek professional look and doesn’t look like some plastic masquerading as an advanced alloy. Despite its sleek thinness there is virtually no flex at the palms or hinge. It has the ports I want as well. It has two USB C, both thunderbolt 4, as opposed to a single setup that I have to spend a lot of money to get a better two USB C hub/dock, nevermind the mess that would happen should I kill one port, and two USB-A 3.2.The balance of CPU and ram is optimal. Win 11 pro runs great.Before buying I wanted to make sure I could do some upgrading, so I watched some Youtubes. I already cloned boot, and swapped in a 1TB Samsung 980 as boot. I will probably swap out the original 256 to a 2tb in a year and have 3tb total. Keyboard has good action. Speakers are good as well.For my entire experience buying laptops, prices went down and capabilities went up relentlessly every year. So it was a shock when I started looking last month, given how the chip shortage has made an expensive mess for buyers. This was exactly mid budget for me.I am using the machine a fair amount, four to five hours a day and will return to note any issues should they arise. At this point I am very happy with this machine. It is a excellent combination of function and form.

Amazing product, especially at under $1,000.00. In my opinion, the LG Gram is the only option on the market if you’re seeking a thin and light device w/ a large display & solid performance. No other laptop does it all while being this light w/ this large of a display. This is my third LG Gram, despite already owning a 2021 Macbook Pro 16″ M1 Pro and a 2022 Macbook Air M2. Just like the Mac, in my opinion, there’s no other device quite like the Gram!For reference, I’m coming from the LG Gram 17 (10th gen i7; Costco-exclusive model 17Z90N-R.AAC8U1), which was nice but it had a tiny bit of coil whine, and its display was way too glossy – I had to purchase an aftermarket antiglare screen cover to use the laptop. However, this device was perfect out of the box – antiglare screen is just right and no coil whine! Very satisfied w/ the purchase.

the computer works well. now IF I can find a better internet provider. my internet provider is no good anymore. I do very highly recommend the LG computer that I purchased, very good on it’s end of things.

OK, so I love this sound bar. I have a year old LG 80” with a ARC HDMI input. I’ve had my issues, mostly attributed to having ARC and not eARC. (Research please). The best metaphor for ARC (Audio Return Channel) is; think of one lane a highway and the other lane is a bicycle path. eARC (Enhanced Audio Return Channel) is like two highways, sending data at the same speed. So, the biggest problem I’ve had with this is the time it takes for the ARC to recognize the device and begin sending sound. It supports Dolby Atmos, Dolby Digital 5.1, all sounds incredible, on it’s own. If you’re going to make this investment I would consider the Bose surround 700, & Bose bass module 700. (After you pay off the bar!) Great product, I strictly ONLY purchase Bose products for my audio needs. Finally, the build quality (as with all Bose products) is exceptional. Be careful setting up, quite heavy with a sturdy metal grill.