LG Gram Book 15.6” review

LG Gram Book 15.6″ (2025) — the entry-name Gram with a flagship-name price

The Gram Book 15.6 at $1,232 runs an Intel Core i5 1334U with 32 GB of RAM. Reliability reads 73 — 43% above the class median, high band, top quartile — while the flagged weakness is the composite score at 33, 33% below the ultrabook-class median of 49. The gap between those flags is unusually wide for the Gram badge.

Where it holds up

Office productivity at 76.09 (high) leads the sheet — the 1334U platform doing the core job. The 32 GB tier matches the class median, and the 73 reliability figure keeps the trust promise of the brand in the top quartile. Portability reads 50.5 (mid) for the 15.6-inch body.

Where it falls short

The composite at 33 is the flag, and the low bands stand behind it: overall performance 31.94, gaming 23, 3D modeling 21, engineering CAD 25 and photo design 17 — five low-band axes, the thinnest resolved card carrying the Gram name. Value at 13.1 (low) is the batch's weakest premium-class reading: $1,232 for an entry platform in a flagship-price tier.

Price and depreciation

No depreciation anchor is recorded (base $0); no curve or projection applies. The 2025 cohort rate is 12% per year — a moderated modern slope.

Alternatives to consider

The Gram 14 (2025) at the same $1,232 delivers the 91.36 CPU and portability 79.7 for identical money. The ThinkBook 16 Gen 7 at $1,007 posts office at 96.05 with reliability 85 at a $225 discount. The Gram SuperSlim 15.6 at $954 carries the same sheet family in a 0.99 kg body for $278 less.

Bottom line

Fairly priced for the class. The name-versus-sheet Gram: reliability 73 with office 76.09 — composite 33, value 13.1 and five low bands the honest cost of an entry platform at a flagship price.