LG Gram SuperSlim 15.6" (2023) review

LG Gram SuperSlim 15.6″ (2023) — the one-kilo fifteen-six

The Gram SuperSlim 15.6 at $954 pairs an Intel Core i7 1360P with 32 GB of RAM. The weight is the flagged strength: 0.99 kg, 32% below the class median, the ultralight band — tied for the lightest machine in this batch, and the only one to pair that weight with a 15.6-inch canvas. The flagged weakness is the composite score at 35, 29% below the class median.

Where it holds up

Office productivity at 84.85 (high) leads the sheet, with portability at 70 (high) the practical translation of the sub-kilo body into carry comfort. Photo design reads mid at 37 and the 32 GB tier matches the class median. The format is the product: full-size screen work at a weight the 14-inch class usually claims.

Where it falls short

The composite at 35 is the flag, and the low bands follow: overall performance 34.41, gaming 23, 3D modeling 27 and engineering CAD 30 — all low band. Value at 17.2 (low) prices the engineering achievement rather than the capability: $954 for a single-high sheet.

Price and depreciation

No depreciation anchor is recorded (base $0); no curve or projection applies. The 2023 cohort rate is 10.62% per year — a moderate, half-settled slope.

Alternatives to consider

The Gram Style 14 at the same $954 matches the 0.99 kg weight on the smaller canvas. The Gram Pro 17 at $1,084 adds the RTX 3050 with a 63.1 graphics score for $130 more. The Gram Book 15.6 at $1,232 is the newer-name route with office at 76.09 — a cautionary comparison at the higher price.

Bottom line

Fairly priced for the class. The one-kilo fifteen-six: office 84.85 with portability 70 and a 0.99 kg body — composite 35 and value 17.2 the honest cost of the weight-first engineering.