TechRadar’s James Holland reviews the LG Gram Pro 16 as a large-screen Windows 11 laptop that is unusually light for its size. The reviewed model weighs under three pounds, measures about half an inch thick and has a 16-inch display in a body about 14 inches wide.
The reviewed configuration combines an Intel Core Ultra X7 processor, Intel Arc B390 integrated graphics, 32GB of RAM and 1TB of storage. Holland says the graphics perform surprisingly close to an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4050, though demanding games require reduced settings. He also describes the battery life as impressive.
Display options vary by configuration. Some models have a 2560x1600 touchscreen, while higher-resolution 2560x1800 models are non-touch. Configurations also differ in processor, memory, storage and graphics.
Holland identifies the high price as the laptop’s main drawback and attributes part of it to Aerominum, a material LG uses for the chassis. The article lists seven configurations for the US, with prices starting at $2,699.99 before discounts. In Australia, one configuration is listed at AU$4,199 and is discounted to AU$2,899. The article says the 2026 model is mostly available in the US, with one configuration sold in Australia.
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