“Is this a IPS or TN panel? Also, is the screen brightness 330 or 350? Costco carries a almost identical version on sale but the specs say IPS 350 nits where was the Bestbuy version doesnt specifiy panel and only 330 nits?”
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Hi there, Ratu. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. We understand your inquiry regarding the LG gram 17” model 17Z90TL-H.AUB6U3 display panel type and brightness. According to LG’s official product information, this model uses an anti-glare IPS touch LCD display, providing wide viewing angles and accurate color reproduction. Regarding brightness, the official LG spec lists the panel at 320 nits typical luminance for this 17Z90TL-H.AUB6U3 model. The Costco-listed version you referenced appears to be an earlier 13th Gen Intel Evo model (e.g., 17ZB90R-K.AAC7U1) with a 350-nit IPS display; however, that is a different configuration and generation than the Ultra 7 Series 2 model on Best Buy. The Ultra 7 Series 2 configuration is specified at 320 nits, so it’s normal that Best Buy’s listing does not show 350 nits for this exact SKU. If you rely heavily on maximum brightness for outdoor or very bright indoor environments, note that 320 nits is typical for this generation’s touchscreen IPS panel. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/lg-gram-17-touch-screen-laptop-copilot-pc-intel-core-ultra-7-series-2-with-32gb-memory-1tb-ssd-obsidian-black/6615259.p?skuId=6615259 Should you experience any unexpected display behavior or need further clarification about performance under various lighting conditions, please send us a private message on Social Media @LGUSSupport so our team can explore possible solutions with you. We appreciate your patience and thank you for choosing LG. —Renzo
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