This LG Ultra PC laptop seems very good. However, the tests results, gaming performance, etc for this particular low specs setup seem very disappointing.

Would a setup with the R7 5825U / 16Gb Ram / 512Gb Disk perform better?

This setup is on LG US site. Can't put the link so here's the code 16U70Q-K.AAS7U1

The way i understand the test results is that with these specs it should in the top results, at least above the average of class.

I was waiting for the Ultra PC hoping for great things, well this variant not so much. Which retailer in the world is this ridiculous to request for such specs?

The ULTRA PC with it's Ryzen 7 variants (with or without RTX2050) should be way better and might just outperform the Gram by a mile

Thank you Peter.

Hello LL,

Thank you for your feedback. The two section have been mistranslated, and I've made the necessary corrections.

Sorry for the inconvenience!


Best regards,
Peter Zhuang

Unfortunately this is a bad review, since the reviewer appears not aware of LG Gram's released in 2022.

QuoteLG uses its own panel (LG Display LP160WU1-SPH1) on the Ultra PC. For professional users and outdoor enthusiasts alike, it is great news that the laptop comes with a matt display rather than a glossy one like on the gram 16.

LG Gram 2022 have matte displays

QuoteAs with the Intel-based gram 16, the Ultra PC doesn't support Thunderbolt 4, meaning that it is compatible with USB-C 3.1 docking stations at most.

This is incorrect. LG Gram 16 have 2 thunderbolt ports.


I advise a whole text review.

Yep, this laptop is a**.

WHy on earth would anyone prefer this over, say Lenovo Ideapad Flex 5 16ALC7 ?
It's 2in1, ahs 400nits 2560x1600 16" display, better keyboard, touch & active pen support, better keyboard, 5700U instead of 5300U etc etc. For about the same kind of $$$.

5300U was meant for much cheaper class of devices.