Customer Ratings & Reviews

I wanted a laptop that I use to pay bills bank and watch an occasional video. This fits the bill. It's fast has a great display and even has a numeric keypad.

I think mine only is defective but other than that it was good

I recently picked up the LG gram Book 15" (Intel Core Ultra 5 115U, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD in Titan Black), and I am genuinely impressed. In this day and age, where almost every laptop manufacturer solders their components to the motherboard and locks you into whatever specs you bought on day one, finding a thin and light machine that actually lets you upgrade your RAM and storage is a massive breath of fresh air. While the base 8GB of memory and 512GB SSD are perfectly fine for everyday tasks and basic productivity out of the box, knowing I have the freedom to pop it open and expand the memory and storage later is a huge selling point. It significantly extends the lifespan of the device, and it means you don't have to pay outrageous factory upgrade fees upfront just to future-proof your machine. Beyond the rare upgradability, it delivers exactly what you'd expect from the LG Gram lineup. The Titan Black finish looks sleek and professional, the FHD touch-screen is crisp and responsive, and the Intel Core Ultra 5 handles daily multitasking smoothly. And of course, it remains incredibly lightweight. If you are tired of locked-down, disposable tech and want a modern laptop that respects your ability to upgrade it as your needs grow, I highly recommend this one.

Highly I’ve been very impressed with this HP OmniDesk AI Lapktop it deliver noticeably powerful, fast, and smooth performance, even when multitasking. Setup was easy, the system runs quietly. It feels more powerful than a typical everyday Laptop and offers excellent performance for the price. Very satisfied with my purchase and highly recommended!recommended!

Speed and display great. Battery life could be better. 8 have to charge it Every 2 days

The laptop has a good keyboard and very clean feel. No complaints, battery life is great, speed is great, if the number keypad was slightly larger that would be nice.

I picked up the LG gram Book 15 (15.6" FHD touch, Intel Core Ultra 5 115U, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Titan Black) as a secondary/work laptop for browsing, email, Office, Zoom, and streaming. After a couple of weeks of daily use, here’s my honest take. What I like - Portability for a 15.6" laptop is the headline. At around 3.74 lbs and under 0.8" thick, it’s easy to toss in a backpack. It doesn’t feel like a typical bulky 15" machine. - Touchscreen is responsive. Tapping links, scrolling docs, signing PDFs, and navigating Windows 11 feels natural. The anti-glare FHD panel is fine for office work and video — not vibrant, but comfortable for long typing sessions. - Everyday performance is smooth enough. For Chrome + Outlook + Excel + a Teams/Zoom call, the Ultra 5 115U and Gen4 NVMe SSD boot fast and keep things usable. It’s not a powerhouse, but it doesn’t feel sluggish for normal productivity. - Ports are practical. Two USB-C, two USB-A, HDMI, headphone jack — no dongle circus for a basic setup. Numeric keypad is nice if you crunch numbers. - Quiet and cool. Fan noise is minimal; keyboard deck stays comfortable. What I don’t love - 8GB RAM is the weak point. Windows 11 plus a loaded Chrome window plus Office plus a video call will eat into memory faster than I’d like. It’s okay, but if you keep 30+ tabs open or run heavier workflows, you’ll feel it. I am still checking if 16GB/32GB can be upgraded. - Display is “good enough,” not great. 300 nits, 60Hz, 45% NTSC. Fine indoors; a bit dim near a sunny window, and colors are shallow compared to better IPS/OLED panels. Don’t buy this for photo/video work. - No backlit keyboard. Surprising on a gram-branded laptop. Typing in a dark room is annoying. - 720p webcam is mediocre. Acceptable for meetings with the privacy shutter, but low-light quality is soft. - Plastic-ish budget feel. It’s light and reasonably sturdy, but it doesn’t feel as premium as higher-end gram models. Battery LG claims up to 10 hours video playback. Realistically: 7–9 hours for light work, closer to 5–6 hours if you’re on camera + lots of browser tabs. Fine for class or a work shift, but bring the charger for travel days. Who it’s for - Students, remote workers, and anyone wanting a light 15" touch laptop for email/Office/streaming. - People who value ports + weight more than screen quality or raw speed. Who should skip it - Photographers/video editors/gamers — integrated graphics + average panel won’t cut it. - Heavy multitaskers — 8GB will annoy you; wait for a 16GB deal. - Anyone expecting a flagship gram build — this is the budget “gram Book,” not the premium gram. Bottom line: At $500 it’s an easy recommendation as a lightweight productivity laptop. At $799–$800 list price, I’d rather hunt for 16GB RAM or a better screen. Good machine, slightly compromised spec sheet. Happy to answer questions about real-world battery, thermals, or upgrading storage/RAM before you buy.

I love the laptop, It is way faster than I expected. Best part is, it is upgradable. I upgraded the RAM to 16GB and it is highly productive now.

I got this for my sister, and she really likes it! She was very happy with it and has enjoyed using it so far. The quality seems really good, and it was exactly what I was hoping for when I ordered it. I’m glad I decided to get it for her because she’s been very satisfied with it. Overall, it was a great purchase, and I would definitely recommend it to others.

Bought this laptop for my son to use in his first year of college. So far he loves it and says it performs well and has great battery life!! I am excited to learn that you can upgrade the RAM memory or any other storage in the future. For now this is a solid option for any student or person looking for a great moderately priced laptop!! Impressed!

Traditionally an Apple Mac user but needed windows for work. Great basic computer for part time WFH. Gets the job done efficiently and relatively future proof for those DIY'ers who can manage to add on ram at some point if need to work with multiple windows. Great battery life as well for a slim computer. Plastic build but doesn't feel cheap. Don't really have complaints so far.

The product thus far is good as far as Lap Tops go. I will say that the Keyboard is not slightly different but very, has somewhat a different layout et to accommodate for the new needed functions of said laptop. However if I do recommend the Keys be lit. Some keys are smaller et condensed. Having stated this .... thus far I would say it's good.

Wait for a sale. The value is there if it's on a good discount. More than enough for standard desktop use, but don't expect high performance. The windows install it comes with is bloated and slow especially with the 8gb of RAM.

It’s an attractive laptop. Not at all heavy or bulky and for the specs, I couldn’t ask for a better laptop. I especially like having the numerical keys. It doesn’t add too much space on the keyboard either. I highly recommend this laptop for its speed, memory and display

The touchscreen laptop is a perfect addition to my grandson’s technology for 5th grade. I’m hoping he gets many years from it without any problems. The sales reps were knowledgeable and helped me with the decision to get a touchscreen and more storage capacity.

The user interface is familiar with the traditional Windows operating system, but has a better response time and more features, including a touchscreen. I use it primarily for schoolwork.

This laptop is the base model for this series bur for a base model it comes full of awesome features. I like the big screen 17 inches and it also is touch screen. I have an Intel i5 ultra processor with built in graphics card, 512gb ssd stotage drive, AI is available to help generate better images, answer any questions and help in setting up your laptop . This laptop got 3stars because of less memory and missing the backlit keyboard.

Great display,good battery life and faster,the laptops is a excellent option,good value for the money I spend

Good price for back to school but I did had to purchase a MSN card for 100. Bucks. Which would be nice if already installed in the laptop. That's why I gave it a Four star.

It's lightweight, and I'm happy with its performance.