- Is the LG Gram Pro 17 good for gaming?
- It can run games at moderate settings thanks to the RTX 5050, but the thin chassis limits sustained GPU performance. Treat it as a light gaming and GPU-acceleration machine, not a gaming laptop.
- How does it compare with a 16-inch MacBook Pro?
- The Gram Pro 17 is lighter and gives you a larger touchscreen plus Windows software support. The MacBook Pro is stiffer, quieter under load and stronger for sustained video work.
- Does the 144 Hz screen matter on a laptop like this?
- Yes for scrolling, cursor movement and light gaming, which feel smoother than on a 60 Hz panel. It is not a fast-response gaming display, so competitive shooters will still show some blur.
- Can I upgrade the RAM or storage?
- The 2 TB SSD can be replaced, but the 32 GB of RAM is soldered and cannot be upgraded. Buy the memory you expect to need for the life of the machine.
- Is the touchscreen useful on a 17-inch laptop?
- It helps with quick taps, signing documents and presenting, though most people will still use the trackpad and keyboard. The panel is glossy, so reflections appear in bright rooms.
- What is in the box?
- The laptop, a compact USB-C power adapter and the usual paperwork. It does not include a stylus, so you need an active pen separately if you want to draw.
- Where is the LG Gram Pro 17-inch cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $3,448.99, as of our latest check.