LG Gram Pro 16 (2-in-1) review

LG Gram Pro 16 2-in-1 (2024) — the hinged Pro with unlogged graphics columns

The Gram Pro 16 2-in-1 at $1,084 runs the Intel Core Ultra 5 125H with 32 GB of RAM in the convertible Pro chassis. Reliability reads 75 — 53% above the class median, high band, top quartile — and the 77 Wh battery is 43% above class, large band. Graphics log a zero: the scoring pipeline has no matched entry for the integrated GPU, a coverage gap rather than a literal score.

Where it holds up

Office productivity at 88.99 — top band — leads the sheet, the Meteor Lake platform's core deliverable in the hinged format. Portability reads mid at 61 for a 16-inch 2-in-1, and the 32 GB tier matches the class median. The reliability-plus-battery pairing carries the trust-and-endurance brief of the Pro line.

Where it falls short

The flagged weakness is graphics — the unmatched entry above. The low bands follow: gaming 19, 3D modeling 27, engineering CAD 33 and photo design 13. Value at 20.7 (low) prices the convertible Pro premium without GPU-fed columns to balance it — the clamshell Pro with the 3050 is the same money with a far fuller card.

Price and depreciation

No depreciation anchor is recorded (base $0); no curve or projection applies. The 2024 cohort rate is 13.87% per year — a still-steep modern-premium slope.

Alternatives to consider

The Gram Pro 16 clamshell at the same $1,084 adds the RTX 3050 with photo at 89 and reliability 96 — the obvious sibling comparison. The Gram 2-in-1 16 at $921 carries the prior platform with an 80 Wh battery. The Yoga 9i 14″ Aura Edition at $1,275 is the Lenovo convertible route with portability 73.7.

Bottom line

Fairly priced for the class. The hinged Pro: office 88.99 with reliability 75 and a 77 Wh cell — graphics unverified by the pipeline, photo 13 the resolved floor, value 20.7 the format premium.