LG Laptop 16inch Ultra Lightweight

For starters, I normally buy more value-oriented laptops that have low prices points, powerful internals, and lower quality cases. I'm coming from a mid level gaming laptop with an RTX graphics processor that has about a 40 minute battery life. It had to be plugged in nonstop. My kids were always tripping over the cord and damaging the jack and port, leading to repairs. It was overkill for what I used it mostly for--internet, communications, homework, and the occasional demanding video game. Also, it was as heavy as a cinderblock and always made my lap very warm when using it. Enter the LG Gram. Holy. Crap. This is lighter than I could imagine. When the box was handed to me, I wondered if there was even an actual laptop inside. After unboxing it and setting it up, it wasn't too good to be true, it was the real thing. The screen is excellent, the hinges are tight so it stays in position--absolutely no travel while sitting and typing/moving the unit. The build quality is shocking, there no flexing whatsoever across the chassis as I hold and move it. The keyboard is always a point of notice for me, I spend a lot of time typing pretty fast. It's satisfyingly clicky without too much noise. We'll see how long it holds up but it seems to be on par with the long-lasting keyboards I've been fortunate enough to get with other laptops (I've never had a key go bad in probably 15 laptops). It has a recent i7 processor that is very snappy and makes my usage (internet, communication, homework, tv shows/movies) an absolute breeze. The battery lasts me 2 days on average. I charge it over night and put the plug out of sight so the kids can't mess with it. No more tug of war or double dutch with my laptop cords!! Overall my experience and satisfaction are extremely high. I'll probably recommend this brand of laptops and buy more myself in the future.