All you need to know about LG GRAM 15!

Weighing only 1 kilograms, the LG Gram 15 is at least half as heavy as the Dell XPS 15 and the HP Spectre x360 or Asus ZenBook Pro UX501VW. it comes with a thickness of 16mm , it's about as thin as those notebooks.

1. Ports and Webcam
LG placed USB 3.0, HDMI and USB Type-C ports on the Gram's left side. A microSD memory reader, headphone jack, USB 3.0 port, USB 2.0 port and security slot sit on the notebook's right side.

2. Display
The Gram's nearly edge-to-edge 15.6-inch screen is a stunner. When I watched the latest Captain America: Civil War trailer on the 1080p display, beads of sweat on Tony Stark's forehead rendered with clarity, while the murky corners of a prison appeared rich and inky. The display also did a good job with colors, as green trees looked vibrant and Spider-Man's red costume popped.
The Gram offers Reader and Movie display presets for "optimal screen conditions" in a system tray utility. Reader mode changes its color profile output to a warmer array of colors for less eye strain, but it also makes the display harder to read in direct sunlight. LG claims that Movie mode delivers "vibrant lifelike colors," but I only noticed that the preset dimmed the display by a small factor.

3. Performance
it packs enough muscle to keep you productive throughout the day. a configuration that supports solid multitasking. no lag when I split my screen between a dozen Chrome tabs and a streaming 1080p video..

4. Graphics
Armed with Intel HD 520 integrated graphics, the LG Gram could only run casual titles like Asphalt 8 and the preinstalled Candy Crush Soda Saga. The Gram scored 53,664 in the 3DMark Ice Storm Unlimited benchmark test, which is lower than the average mainstream.

5. Battery Life
The laptop lasted only 6 hours and 2 minutes on the Laptop Mag Battery Test (continuous Web surfing at 100 nits). The ZenBook Pro (8:00), Spectre x360 (8:27) and XPS 15 (10:26) all lasted much longer.