LG's updated Gram laptops are absurdly light

The first iteration of the LG Gram laptop series was rightly panned for its poor battery life. But now? They've fixed that and made it even lighter.

There might be a such thing as too thin, but LG's engineering innovation is making sure that as we approach that point that we have to deal with as few compromises along the way. The first generation of the LG Gram compromised too much, sacrificing battery life in the pursuit of thinness and lightness.

For the 2017 edition, LG buckled down and reduced those compromises, producing a laptop that is impressively thin and light. For the 13-inch variety we're looking at 980 grams, or 2.13 pounds. That's absurdly light in a market of increasingly light laptops. LG accomplishes this in a few ways, but a lot of it comes down to slimming down the case — the bezels around the screen have been significantly reduced and the aluminum alloy case itself is also quite thin in construction. It doesn't take much force at all to flex the display, but it still felt solid enough.

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