LG Gram 2-in-1 14" (2023) review

LG Gram 2-in-1 14″ (2023) — the convertible Gram with a photo-axis gap

The Gram 2-in-1 14 at $921 pairs an Intel Core i7 1360P with 32 GB of RAM. The 72 Wh battery is the flagged strength — 33% above the convertible-class median, large band, top quartile — while the flagged weakness is the composite score at 38, 17% below the class median of 46. The hinge format carried into the Gram weight class.

Where it holds up

Office productivity at 84.85 (high) leads the sheet, with portability at 75.8 (high) the Gram signature in convertible form. The 72 Wh cell anchors the endurance case, and the 32 GB tier matches the class median. For pen-and-documents work the card reads complete at $921, hinges and battery included.

Where it falls short

The composite at 38 is the flag, and the low bands follow: overall performance 34.41, gaming 23, 3D modeling 27, engineering CAD 30 and photo design 17 — the last an unusual gap for a convertible, whose screen-first brief usually feeds that axis. Value at 17.85 (low) completes the premium-chassis arithmetic.

Price and depreciation

No depreciation anchor is recorded (base $0); no curve or projection applies. The 2023 cohort rate is 12.87% per year — a modern slope still in its steep half.

Alternatives to consider

The Gram 2-in-1 16 at the same $921 scales the format up with an 80 Wh battery in the strength slot. The Gram Pro 16 (2-in-1) at $1,084 adds the Meteor Lake platform with reliability at 75. The Yoga 7 Gen 8 (14″ AMD) at $921 is the performance route with a 32.85 graphics score.

Bottom line

Fairly priced for the class. The convertible Gram: office 84.85 with portability 75.8 and a 72 Wh cell — photo 17 the odd gap, value 17.85 the honest cost of the format premium.