LG gram Style review

LG gram Style

The LG LG gram Style ranks as the #144 laptops globally, achieving a LibraScore of 79. Across all metrics, this product stands out most for its #47-ranked display among 626 laptops. Consider the Lenovo ThinkPad P17 Gen 1 or Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold 16 Gen 1, which offer higher scores while staying in the same price range.

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Key takeaways
The LG Gram Style delivers smooth performance for everyday tasks, handling office apps with ease.
The LG Gram Style's sturdy build quality and robust design make it perfect for frequent travelers.
The stunning 16-inch OLED display with 120Hz refresh rate is the standout feature of the LG Gram Style laptop.
The LG Gram Style boasts an impressive feature set, including a 14-inch 120Hz OLED display prominently.

Is it Worth it?

The LG Gram Style is a stunning laptop with a 13th gen CPU, gorgeous 120Hz OLED screen, and ultra-lightweight design. However, its price is steep, starting at around £2,000. While the performance is more than sufficient for daily tasks, it's not ideal for demanding workloads or gaming. Battery life is also average, lasting around 10 hours of general use. Despite these limitations, the Gram Style's unique blend of portability and style makes it a compelling option for those willing to pay a premium. For others, there are more affordable alternatives available, such as the regular Gram 16.

Build

The LG Gram Style boasts an impressive build quality that's both stylish and durable. The laptop's slim profile and lightweight design make it perfect for frequent travelers or those who value portability. The construction feels robust, with a sturdy hinge that holds the 16-inch OLED display in place. While some may find the screen wobble distracting, it's not a major concern. The keyboard deck is well-designed, with comfortable keys and decent feedback. Overall, the build quality of the LG Gram Style is one of its standout features, making it a joy to use on-the-go or at home. You might want to check out LG gram Pro 16 2-in-1, featuring an upgraded build for a superior experience.

Display

The LG Gram Style boasts a stunning 16-inch OLED display with 120Hz refresh rate, producing vibrant colors and crisp visuals. With WQHD+ resolution, it offers three times the pixels of a standard HD panel, making it ideal for photo and video editing. Measured color accuracy is impressive, with 100% sRGB, 96% Adobe RGB, and 99% DCI-P3 coverage. Unfortunately, the display lacks touch input, but its brightness and OLED quality make up for this limitation, resulting in a truly exceptional viewing experience. Take a look at Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold 16 Gen 1 - its improved display sets a new standard.

Performance

The LG Gram Style delivers smooth performance for everyday tasks, handling multiple tabs and office apps with ease. The laptop's Intel Core i7-13th gen processor provides sufficient power for photo and video editing, but may struggle with demanding tasks like 4K video editing or gaming. Integrated XE Graphics are sufficient for casual games, but not ideal for more intense titles. Streaming games through cloud services is a better option, assuming a fast internet connection. Overall, the Gram Style's performance is adequate for its intended use, but not exceptional for those requiring more demanding capabilities. If you're after top-notch performance, consider LG gram Pro 16 2-in-1.

Battery and Charging

The LG Gram Style's battery life is somewhat underwhelming, lasting around 10 hours with general use at 50% brightness and 7.5 hours with video playback. This is likely due to the power-hungry OLED screen. The laptop charges via USB-C with a fast 45W charger, which is convenient but takes some time to fully charge the battery - expect around 2 hours of charging from empty to full. While it's not bad, it falls short of other laptops in its class, making it less ideal for those who need a long-lasting battery.

Connectivity

The LG Gram Style boasts an impressive array of connectivity options, making it ideal for those who require seamless device integration. It features two USB-A ports, one USB-C port with Power Delivery, HDMI, and an SD card reader. Additionally, it supports 2x2 Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.0, ensuring stable connections and wireless freedom. Its comprehensive connectivity suite makes it well-suited for professionals and power users alike. Give LG gram 15 a try—it’s designed to provide an unparalleled connectivity.

Features

The LG Gram Style boasts a 14-inch 120Hz OLED display, 13th-gen Intel CPU, up to 32GB RAM, and 2TB storage. It's ultra-lightweight (1.19kg), has Mega cooling, and features dual 3W stereo speakers with smart amp. Get your hands on LG gram Pro 16 2-in-1 if you're looking for better features.

Support and Maintenance

The LG Gram Style boasts impressive performance with its 13th gen CPU, making it ideal for daily use. However, I'm disappointed by the laptop's maintenance needs. The lack of a discreet GPU and low battery life may lead to more frequent software updates and potential hardware issues, requiring more frequent maintenance checks.

Pros

1. The performance with 13th gen is nice and slick, even with loads of tabs open and multitasking.

2. The gorgeous 120 HZ OLED screen is incredible, very color accurate (100% srgb, 96% Adobe RGB, 99% DCI P3) and has a high pixel density (wqhd+ resolution).

3. The design is subjective but I think it's very stylish, and the laptop feels super portable and ultra lightweight.

4. The performance with integrated XE Graphics is sufficient for casual gaming and photo/video editing.

5. The dual 3w stereo speakers are nice and loud with clear vocals decent bass, although they can get muffled on your lap or at louder volumes.

6. The LG Gram Style is one of the most exciting laptops made in a while, if you can afford it.

7. The laptop's performance is more than fast enough for day-to-day workload.

Cons

1. The price is just a little bit too high for something with a low wattage CPU and no discreet GPU.

2. There's no touch input on the screen, which might be a drawback for some users.

3. The OLED screens are more power hungry, resulting in shorter battery life (around 7-8 hours) compared to non-OLED models.

4. The fans can get loud when running benchmarks or demanding tasks.

5. The laptop's hinge is not very robust and the screen can wobble a bit.

6. There's no discreet GPU, which might limit gaming performance or video editing capabilities.

7. The battery life could be better, especially for a high-end model like this one.

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