The LG Gram 16 is back with a 12th generation Intel Core processor and above all a revised and corrected 16-inch matte panel to make you forget the glossy panel of the first iteration. The finesse and the featherweight are always present.
The LG Gram 16 delivers a very good overall performance. Its 16-inch screen is comfortable, its connectivity flawless and its very light weight. In addition, its autonomy allows you to calmly face a day of work… or leisure. Only real downside, performance below that expected of a processor of this kind.
Strong points
- Neat construction.
- Ultralight.
- Very silent.
- Good autonomy.
- Expandable storage.
Weak points
- Performance below that expected.
- Poor webcam quality.
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Alternatively
The Asus ZenBook S 13 Oled is the ultraportable par excellence thanks to an autonomy that borders on half a day, its powerful processor even offering the luxury of being able to play. This offspring of Asus could have been absolutely perfect if the anti-reflective filter of its screen was effective and its connectivity a little more varied. Finally – and a little nitpicking – the heat felt at the keyboard could have been better controlled.