LG’s latest promotion on the Gram Pro 17 is the kind of deal that makes you pause mid scroll. The company has dropped the laptop to $2,400 dollars and is throwing in a 27 inch UltraGear QHD gaming monitor at no extra cost. Put together, the savings climb past 1,000 dollars, which is rare for a premium machine that only launched recently. The offer runs through February 8, but as always, availability may have its own timeline.
The Gram series has always had a specific audience in mind. People who want a large display without the usual bulk tend to gravitate toward it, and the Gram Pro 17 continues that tradition. It is a 17 inch laptop that feels surprisingly light in the hand, yet it does not shy away from performance. When you add a free gaming monitor into the mix, the value becomes hard to ignore.
What you get for the price
This configuration includes:
- 17 inch WQXGA IPS display at 2,560 x 1,600 with a refresh rate up to 144Hz
- Intel Core Ultra 7 Series 2 processor
- 32GB LPDDR5X RAM
- NVMe SSD
- Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050 GPU
- Dual fan cooling system
It is a well balanced setup. The RTX 5050 is not meant to compete with top tier gaming GPUs, but it is more than capable for creative work, light to moderate gaming, and any productivity task you can throw at it. The 144Hz display also gives it a smoother feel than many laptops in this size class.
The included 27 inch UltraGear QHD gaming monitor normally sells for around 550 dollars. It offers 95 percent DCI P3 coverage, VESA HDR400, FreeSync Premium, and G Sync Compatibility. It is a solid, reliable display that fits both gaming and everyday use.
For anyone building out a home office or upgrading an existing setup, this monitor is not an afterthought. It adds real value, and even if you do not need it, it is the kind of accessory that is easy to repurpose.
If you want a large screen laptop that does not feel like a chore to carry, the Gram Pro 17 is one of the few premium options that strikes that balance. The dedicated GPU gives it more flexibility than a typical ultralight, and the free monitor turns the deal into a full workstation upgrade.
For students, remote workers, and creators who want a single machine that can handle both everyday tasks and more demanding workloads, this is a promotion worth looking at before it disappears.
