Lenovo Yoga Slim 6ivsLG Gram 16

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Lenovo
Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i
Yoga Slim 6i

Quick Stats

The Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i delivers impressive performance in various tasks with ease overall.
The Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i boasts a lightweight and durable build, weighing just 1.31 kilograms.
The Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i boasts an impressive 2.8K touchscreen display with crisp and vibrant visuals always.
The Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i boasts impressive features including Intel Core i7 processor and 16GB RAM.
LG
LG Gram 16
Gram 16

Quick Stats

The LG Gram 16's performance is sufficient for everyday tasks, but lacking in demanding ones.
The LG Gram 16 boasts exceptional build quality, balancing strength and portability with a sleek, minimalist design effectively.
The LG Gram 16's display is serviceable, but lacks brightness and vibrancy at a premium price point overall.
The LG Gram 16 features a lightweight design and portable external monitor option for improved productivity.
Key Differences

No significant specification differences found between these devices.

Rank
Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i
Winner
#65
LG Gram 16
#70
Scores by Category
Rankings
Connectivity
Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i
#539
Winner
LG Gram 16
#566
Display
Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i
#5
Winner
LG Gram 16
#279
Performance
Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i
#429
LG Gram 16
#255
Winner
Build
Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i
#298
LG Gram 16
#75
Winner
Features
Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i
#508
Winner
LG Gram 16
#585

Note: Lower rank number indicates a better position in category.

Specifications Comparison
Specification
Lenovo Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i
LG LG Gram 16
up to 16GB
up to 32GB
up to 4000GB SSD
up to 8000GB SSD
Intel Core i7-1360P
Intel Core i7-1260P
Intel Iris Xe Graphics G7 (96EU)
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2050 (Laptop)

Note: Highlighted specifications show differences between the two devices.

Pros and Cons

Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i

Strengths

The laptop is extremely lightweight, weighing only 1.31 kilogram
It's also very thin, measuring just 14.9 millimeter
The aluminum material used in its construction provides a good hand feeling and military-grade durability
The battery life is impressive, allowing for seamless work on the go with up to 65 watt hours of power
The laptop is surprisingly capable for daily editing, office work, coding, programming, and gaming
It features a 2.8k 100 srgb display with enhanced Adobe Vision, High refresh rate, and optional touch support
The laptop has plenty of ports, including two Center board 4 support PD charging, DisplayPort output, HDMI 2.1, USB-A, and audio combo Jack

Weaknesses

There's no information provided about the price or cost of ownership
The review doesn't mention any potential drawbacks or limitations of the laptop
No discussion on the cooling system or heat management during intensive tasks
There's a lack of clarity on the processor's performance in demanding games or applications
Some users might find the touchpad and keyboard area too small for their liking
There's no information provided about any potential software or driver issues
The review doesn't discuss any notable improvements over previous Lenovo Yoga models

LG Gram 16

Strengths

The laptop is super lightweight and has a comfortable keyboard and trackpad.
It doesn't get warm to the touch while using it, making it ideal for casual use like browsing the web or working on office documents.
Battery life is really good, with 60% remaining after 4 hours of Netflix video playback over Wi-Fi.
The laptop's performance is fine for casual tasks like browsing and office work, even if it's not great for intensive tasks.
The external 16-in monitor (LG Grand plus view) matches perfectly with the laptop's display, making it a great addition to give more usable screen space.
Priced at $1,300 for the model with 1 TB of storage, it's a strong option for a certain type of user who values portability and comfort.

Weaknesses

The laptop doesn't perform well enough for its price range, especially in intensive tasks like gaming or video editing.
The screen lacks brightness, making it hard to take advantage of the large 16-in display to see more content on the screen.
Fan noise is noticeable even in normal fan mode, and can be distracting in quiet environments.
Running the laptop on 'no noise' mode heavily throttles its performance, making it unusable for most tasks.
The CPU core temperatures don't hit 100°C during intensive tasks, which might limit its performance potential.
If you plan to do anything intensive with this laptop, it's not a good choice, as it will throttle its performance to stay cool.
Read Full Reviews

Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i

The Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i is an ultra-portable laptop that packs a punch with its powerful features. Weighing in at just 1.31 kg, this sleek device boasts a 13.5" student Intel Core processor, up to 16GB of RAM, and one terabyte of PCIe storage. Its aluminum chassis, enhanced by Lenovo's self-developed sand blasting technology, offers durability without added weight. With its 65Wh battery and advanced power management, users can enjoy seamless performance on the go. But does this laptop deliver in terms of performance and overall user experience?

LG Gram 16

The LG Gram 16 is a laptop that promises to deliver on its name, with a lightweight and compact design. However, beneath its sleek exterior lies a more nuanced performance profile. While it excels in casual use, such as browsing the web and working on office documents, its capabilities are limited when pushed to do more intensive tasks. This review will explore whether the Gram 16's strengths outweigh its weaknesses, making it a worthwhile purchase for users with specific needs.

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