LG Gram 15 (2024) review

LG Gram 15 (2024) — the light-big-body formula with an unmeasured GPU

The LG Gram 15 2024 at $954 is a 2023-series premium ultrabook with a Core Ultra 5 125H and 32 GB of RAM. Reliability is the flagged strength at 60 — 17.6% above the class median, a modest mid-band edge — while graphics performance is the flagged weakness at a reading of 0: no matched scoring entry for the integrated GPU in the pipeline — coverage-limited, not a literal zero — verify hands-on. The composite score reads 38 (−22.4%).

Where it holds up

Office productivity posts 88.99 (top) — the strongest absolute axis — with photo design at 35 (mid) and portability 61.3 (mid) on the 15-inch body the Gram line keeps light. The 32 GB ceiling matches the class norm, and the reliability flag at 60 is honest if unspectacular: above the median, below the leaders.

Where it falls short

Overall performance reads 34.99 (low) — the U-class composite — with gaming 19 (low), modeling 27 (low), CAD 33 (low) and value 21.7 (low) behind it, plus the unrecorded GPU score. No depreciation anchor is recorded (base $0); the 2023 cohort rate is 10.62% per year, gentle.

Price and depreciation

No curve or projection applies without an anchor; the 10.62% class rate is flat-band. At $954 the ask prices the Gram formula — a 15-inch at 14-inch weight — over the compute.

Alternatives to consider

The LG Gram 14 (2023) at the same $954 in this list is the same formula in the smaller body at 0.99 kg; the LG Gram 15 (2025) at $1,232 is the same line one platform on; and the Surface Laptop 6 15 at $1,084 is the 64 GB step with the same office ceiling.

Bottom line

Fairly priced for the class. The light-big-body formula, honestly flagged: office 88.99 top and a modest reliability edge at 60 — against performance 34.99 low, value 21.7 low and a GPU the pipeline never scored. The weight is the product; verify the rest hands-on.