I was torn between this and a Microsoft Surface, and what it came down to for me was the features offered at the value for the dollar. The Gram is a true 2-in-1 and I get all the features I need from a traditional laptop, and I even used it as a true "pen and pad" tablet today and took handwritten notes. Outstanding battery power, very lightweight, and multifunctional, the only con I could scrounge up is that I had to get used to a smaller keyboard and that's a big reach because I have rather large, basically man-sized lady hands. After 7 months of really getting to know this baby, I'd buy it again tomorrow and I've already recommended it many times!

I was pleasantly surprised with the LG Gram 2-in-1 14 inch. When it arrived I was amazed at how light and how snappy this computer was. Upon opening and working with it, I had a problem with the Stylus Pen that accompanied it. When I inserted the AAAA battery, the cap would not screw in all the way and it eventually got stuck where I couldn't even remove it. I contacted Best Buy/LG and they immediately sent me a replacement Stylus so I can work with. You can operate this laptop in either Computer or tablet mode. With Windows 10, the Tablet option works best. Again, after a few weeks here are my initial thoughts: Pros: -The weight. At 2.5 lbs this is amazingly light. You notice it when I was working in bed with it, especially when holding it with one hand in tablet mode. Compared to my 15.6 laptop, this rests comfortably in my hands. -Speed. The model I was working with is 8th Gen Intel Core i7-8565U processor. comes with 16GB of memory. This is lightening fast and was so amazed at how snappy this laptop was. No lag whatsoever and worked effortlessly when multiple windows and apps opened. -Stylus Pen. Besides the snafu with the pen, it works great, good feel in my hand and responsive when using it with Photo shop or signing documents. -Battery Life: 72Wh of battery which, according to the website, should give me about 21 hours of life. I am averaging around 18 before I have to recharge it and that means working on it constantly. I LOVE the battery life that I am receiving with this product. -Ports: this comes with USB-A x2 and a USB-C port. There is also a microSD slot and an HDMI access. I still use a plug-in wireless mouse, not a wifi one, so the USB-A port is great to have. Cons: -Hard Drive size: with only 512GB SSD, that is not a whole lot of space left. Windows itself takes nearly HALF of the space and i am not happy with that. -microSD slot: when you insert the card, it sticks out that with the slightest touch it will dislodge. That was highly annoying. (See photo) Overall, this is a very fast, compact 2-in-1 laptop.

I needed a replacement for my 2013 Macbook Air which I loved. Given the issues with the Mac keyboards, and the Macbook Pro batteries, and the fact that I'm agnostic when it comes to operating systems (I use Open Office for documents/spreadsheets), Chrome browser and cloud-based software to run my business, I looked at these windows laptops. I bought a Lenovo Thinkpad x1 Yoga gen 4, Thinkpad x1 Carbon gen 7 with touchscreen, Lenovo Yoga C930, Huawei Matebook X Pro and Dell XPS 13 before deciding that this LG Gram was the best laptop for my needs. They all had very similar specs (16gb memory, 512 SSD, core i7 chips, etc.)and were all ~$1400. The Dell XPS was too small (13" screen vs. 14" for the others) and the carbon fiber material of the deck where your wrists go was hot and sticky to me; both of the Thinkpads trackpads were too small/short due to the buttons used in conjunction with their trackpointers; the Thinkpad yoga and C930 were both too heavy in comparison to the LG; the C930 keys were too shallow, the touchscreen on the Thinkpad x1 carbon was not sharp and too dim. The Huawei was almost perfect, with a great 3:2 screen aspect ratio, great battery life, but for some reason the way I type on the keyboard would result in double letters being typed on the original one I bought, a replacement and an in-store demo unit, so that eliminated the Huawei. The battery life is great on the LG and is the largest of these laptops, can go 2 days without charging, the screen is sufficiently bright and sharp, the keyboard is not as good as the ThinkPads but not far off. The trackpad isn't the best either, but more than sufficient. I work from home on my sofa, with the laptop on my chest/stomach so lightness was very important, and the extra half pound of the two Yogas helped eliminate those. I use the touchscreen occasionally and rarely use it as a tablet or in tent mode. Don't think I'll ever use the included pen. The sound is not great but other than an occasional youtube video never use my laptop for music. The fan does run hot when plugged in, and is warm on the bottom when on battery, but not overly so. This LG should definitely be on your shortlist if you're looking for an extremely lightweight, sturdy laptop with a very good keyboard, excellent battery life, good touchscreen.

This LG gram is a premium ultrabook computer that is thin and light without compromising battery life and features. The nanocarbon magnesium full metal body and the design make this device thin, extremely light and rigid. The model "gram" was chosen to reflect that its weight is about 1 kilogram. The lightweight does not compromise the premium features like battery life and performance. The main components: Intel's 8th generation Core i7 processor, 16 GB memory and a 512 GB solid state drive provides maximum high-efficiency, power, and fast speed. The 14-inch HD monitor is a great size to work and easy mobility. Its touch screen is responsive with good contrast and excellent brightness. The screen is shiny, but the brightness helps counteract the reflections. The speakers are on the bottom sides, and at the max volume, the sound is acceptable without any weird laptop vibrations. What makes this laptop an excellent portable device is its battery life. Working outside on the field, I have not had an issue with running out of battery power. It lasts a long time. Other important features: It can easily convert into a tablet mode and back again to laptop mode. The power button has a fingerprint scanner embedded for secure account login. I like that the camera is on top of the monitor; other laptops are under the monitor which the angle of view tends to chow more chin and nose hair. The mouse pad is responsive, large enough, and not in the way whenever I am typing. The mouse clicking does not make a loud sound. Ports and accessories: Waco AES pen, which works well for designers, 2 regular USB, 1 USB-C, an HDMI, Micro SD slot, AUX for audio, cable lock slot, and an Ethernet adapter that connects to the USB-C port. I am delighted with my new premium ultrabook. It is very thin, ultra light and powerful

Super thin and lightweight, the ‘gram’ laptop/tablet has superior features. The first feature worth noting is the weight and thickness. Its like carrying around a small paper notebook, but with the power of a desktop computer. Here are the top features useful to me: • Lighted keyboard with multiple dimming levels. Great tactical feedback on keypress. • Speakers located on the sides rather the front. ( great when using the unit in the tent mode so speakers aren’t blocked!) • Selectable start up when case is opened. • Fingerprint sign on for Windows. • Touch Screen with Wacom Pen input (included). Perfect for Windows INK, new screen drawing/markups features . • 8th gen Intel-7 CPU • Large 512-Gb Solid State Drive • USB, HDMI and a type “C” ports, with the ability to use the included wired network cable afdapter • Long battery life. • High speed WiFI and Bluetooth radios.