LG
LG gram Pro 16 (2026)
LG’s current gram Pro 16 represents the company’s lightweight, large-screen productivity tier. LG says the 2026 lineup expands across four series, adds Aerominium on select models, and offers Dual AI plus optional RTX graphics in some configurations.
LG US page shows current retail configurations; exact South Korea pricing not verified here.
Performance & comparison
Users who want a big display in an unusually light chassis for document work, travel, and mixed productivity.
- Portability and daily carry comfort
- LG’s current gram Pro positioning is explicitly about lightweight large-screen mobility, with 16- and 17-inch options and Aerominium on select models.
- Battery life and power efficiency
- LG markets the 2026 gram line around portability and all-day use; independent reviews and product positioning indicate strong, though configuration-dependent, endurance.
- Display, keyboard, trackpad, audio, and overall daily experience
- The bigger screen is a major daily advantage, but the experience is more dependent on the exact panel and configuration than on the MacBook Air or ThinkPad.
- Performance, thermals, and platform fit
- The current line includes Core Ultra, Ryzen AI, and optional RTX configurations, so performance can be strong, but the product family is primarily optimized for thin-and-light balance rather than maximum sustained power.
The gram line prioritizes lightness; the exact configuration matters a lot because performance and display options vary widely.


















