It lands perfectly in that middle ground between the feel of a smaller laptop and the workspace of a larger one. You just have to be prepared to pay for it

There aren't many full-size laptops that offer the kind of portability, premium craftsmanship, display quality, and daily-use experience you'll be getting with this LG Gram 16. The ultra-light construction and the high-res and color-rich 16:10 display are the key selling points of this series, but LG also made sure this laptop doesn’t grossly compromise on anything else either. Some aspects could be improved, though, such as the poor audio and the unpleasant flex in the main chassis and lid panels. We'll get in-depth on all these in the review down below

I've said this multiple times at this point, but I am absolutely in love with the LG gram 16. It does everything so well that even where it's not as great, I can easily forgive it. The display is beautiful, sharp, and fits a lot more content than I'm used to, the trackpad is huge and has Precision drivers, and the keyboard is comfortable and even includes a number pad as an extra bonus

The LG Gram 16 (2021) is a fantastic laptop, packing Intel’s latest mobile processors and is incredibly light. Intel Evo laptops are supposed to give us a glimpse of the future of laptops, and with its ultra lightweight design and incredible battery life, in many ways the LG Gram 16 (2021) does that. However, the design is a little boring – we’d like to see future laptops have a bit more style about them. The price is incredibly high as well.

The LG Gram 16 is one of the nicest ultrabooks we’ve ever tested. We loved it from our first encounter, and we’re pretty sure you will too. It’s a beautiful device with a minimalistic and well-thought design. If you’re a person who needs to work on the go and wants a genuinely portable notebook, the LG Gram 16 might be exactly what you should buy. It offers more than enough performance for any kind of productivity task, and its huge battery life can easily get you through a whole day of work without having to plug its charger into a power socket. If you have the money for it and you don’t necessarily want a touchscreen on your laptop, you should strongly consider the LG Gram 16.