LGgram Style 2023 16Z90RS 16 inch ultra-lightweight OLED laptop, 13th Gen Intel Evo i7-1360P platform, 32GB RAM, 2TB SSD, Dolby ATMOS, Windows 11 (Holographic White)

Amazing lil laptop super fast can't complain works flawlessly and does the job that I need on the go track pad is a bit annoying once you get used to it its OK but at first it makes you want the use it as a Frisbee super impressed tho as I am normally one for building my own pcs that this is supper fast and does not lag at all

This laptop is not only great to look at, lightweight and stylish, the spec (Intel i7 processor, 32Gb RAM, 2Tb SSD and Iris GPU) is pretty meaty too. I brought this laptop hoping that I could use DaVinci Resolve Studio on it but unfortunately, the Iris GPU lets this laptop down; it just cannot handle any intense graphics processing in any real anger. It might be OK for gaming, but not for video editing suites. Shame because I do really love the laptop, but for me, it's not a match.

The fan failed in the first month and fried the Ram and now it doesn’t work wrangling with Lg for refund

This laptop is absolutely fantastic! It looks great, one of the prettiest laptops I've seen, with a significant portion covered by frosted gorilla glass that changes colour in the light. It's extremely lightweight too, making it especially useful for travelling.The screen is absolutely gorgeous! It's an OLED panel that's around 3.5k. The visuals are simply stunning, the best I've seen on a laptop, HDR content looks amazing. The sound is decent too, but the speakers are downward facing, so get muffled easily if you're using the laptop on your lap. It's fine on a desk, but could be a little louder.In use, this laptop is blazing fast, boot up from off to in windows and ready to go is consistently within 10 seconds, with a similar experience when shutting down. All apps I've thrown at it have operated very quickly, with no notable lag. There's no external GPU here, but it does cope with relatively light gaming. It does actually run Spider-Man Remastered on Steam, but only on the lower settings, with occasional lags, which is top be expected, as this is not a gaming machine.The keyboard is responsive and very nice to type on, with a good supportive base, with minimal flex. It is backlit, but I often find myself turning off the backlight, as unless you're in a really dark room with the display brightness turned down, the combination of a bright screen and white keys make the legends on the keyboard almost impossible to read.The trackpad is a joy to use too, it's a really good size and completely invisible until you touch the area, when two light borders illuminate your boundaries. The haptic feedback feels nice too.There are two Thunderbolt ports for both data transfer and charging, along with one USB-A port and a micro SD card slot. All ports are of excellent quality.Overall, this is an absolutely fantastic laptop, the best Windows machine I've ever used that's a joy to use and I find very easy to recommend. It is however very expensive and the price does seem to fluctuate quite considerably between the £2,400 retail price and as low as around £1,700.

One word, wow.This is the first laptop I've had in this sort of price range and it absolutely wipes the floor with everything else I've used.First up is how light it is, considering how much storage and battery this has it is feather light, when I first picked it up I couldn't believe it, if you need to travel this would be the perfect companion.The processor in this is unbelievable, as soon as you press the on button it starts up near instantly, with the facial recognition I can start this laptop and be logged in before my old one is even past the start up screen.The screen quality is excellent, I tested this with a few 4k YouTube videos and I am astonished at how they manage to fit that resolution into this small package.I've been used this for a variety of tasks, from watching videos, writing essays and editing photos for my business and this does not miss a beat, the battery lasts for about 8 hours for me so will be able to last a whole working day whilst staying mobile and put and about.The only issue I have found is the speakers didn't sound as good as I would have expected, but this is a laptop so you can't expect the quality of a surround sound system.Overall this is a brilliant versatile laptop which would fit in well with anyone.

I am setting this up for a client and agree with others that it is very pleasing to the eye, very fast, very light etc. However for the price I cannot believe that it is running the Home edition of Windows 11. I guess it wouldn't cost much to upgrade it but at almost £1,700 it seems cheap to put the Home edition on there.Another thing that annoys me is that it is advertised as having a 2TB SSD drive. However what it appears to have is two 1TB drives. You may say that this is the same amount of storage but from a personal point of view I prefer to have all the storage together instead of shuffling files and folders between two separate drives. If it had been a 2TB drive partitioned as two 1TB drives it would be possible to join them together but this does not appear to be the case.As for connectivity? Well in my book 1USB port is not great. By the time you connect a wireless mouse you are out of ports except for two Thunderbolt/USB C ports which many people will not have the right equipment for. In my case I have had to purchase a USB C hub for £20.00 which connects to the one spare Thunderbolt port and provides three more USB ports and an HDMI port which is also sadly lacking on this model.In summing up I would say that for the price this machine should be offering more or costing less.