LG Gram Pro 16 (2025) Review: Thin Is Still In

360-degree wrists can be used a bit tightly. I found that because of its relaxation, the screen is flop and quite a bit bounce when I tap it with a finger, threatening the cause of the motion after repeated use.

Battery life is also very poor. Although LG claims that “AI-Optimized Battery Skills”, which can expand for more than 24 hours, I got only eight hours in a full-screen YouTube playback exam. (Normal battery scores for 16 -inch laptops run 12 to 14 hours in this test) Usually, I run the test in full brightness, but there is a seemingly burial setting of LG that I was unable to detect, which automatically stopped the display. Even This is the suggestionWhich I got to wound the web, was unable to disable the feature. The key point is that the previous eight -hour battery mark is not just less, it is probably better because it is actively activated. To that goal, even in its highest brightness, the LCD of the Gram Pro is significantly short on the brightness.

I have encountered some chronic operational bugs around the Wi-Fi implementation of the laptop. During the initial setup, the system is repeatedly disconnected from Wi-Fi and occasionally discards its connection during regular use, though I am experienced during the first Windows configuration as seriously.

It can sound much negative but the problems except the battery issue and keyboard are mainly manageable. However, for this configuration, at $ 1,500 (it is even priced from LG!), Gram Pro 16, a core Ultra 9 CPU, 32GB RAM, and a 2-TB SSD-feature upgraded version is more difficult to swallow. There are still a few kinks to work out of LG’s Village Pro design, but it has been covered in large quantities since 2024 – this 2025 update is sufficient for a qualified recommendation.