LG Gram 14 (14 inch, 2019)

supports USB Type-C charging (disabled by default);very long battery life; large battery capacity;full performance on battery power;expandable DDR4 RAM;2x M.2 storage bays;very lightweight;quiet

no touchscreen, NVMe, Thunderbolt 3, or dedicated GPU options;below average CPU performance;very slow battery recharging;poor bass reproduction;difficult serviceability;spongy trackpad;flexible lid

An ultra-portable machine weighing just 1kg ; Speedy processing power ; Superb battery life

256GB storage isn't plentiful ; Some might expect a dedicated GPU at this price

Looking for an on-the-go device with enough power to dabble in the likes of Photoshop? Then, right now, you'll struggle to find a better option than the LG Gram.

Very lightweight, the battery is outstanding, the screen is very crisp. Overall, the gram is one hell of a computer and surpassed my expectations.

Looks less premium than the competition

Incredibly light and fast

No

It overheated and broke during setup! It’s fans and cooling system don’t work properly. I had to bring it back and bought a different laptop instead (dell XPs)

Battery life lives up to its word and has a great HD screen

Very basic looking

Brillant for on the go, never had to bother about taking the charger out with me, including when I would be away for 8+ hours

Not enough information available about the internals and what upgrading possibilities there are.

Outstanding battery life - about 10 hours of legitimate usage (which for me was a mix of coding, web browsing and video/audio playback). I did manage to get through a full day of uni starting at 80% without charging including about 30 minutes of...

For the price it should definitely use an NVMe SSD instead of SATA and maybe a have touchscreen as well. Shell seems to get small marks from just the inside of my bag. Like little white marks which don't seem to come off.