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The manufacturer’s selling price for the device is 299 Euros (~$380) RRP. G Pad accepts cards with a maximum of 64 GB. It is also equipped with a micro-SD card reader, which only supports memory cards with a capacity up to 32 GB. The exterior size has increased due to the 10.1-inch (~25.6 cm) touchscreen, and the battery is larger.

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A similar Snapdragon 400 processor is used, 16 GB of internal storage is on board, and the latest Android 4.4 KitKat is installed. The hardware specifications are virtually identical. LG's G Pad 10.1 V700 is actually an elongated G Pad 8.0. The LG Gram used to be somewhat overpriced, but with the recent price drop, we highly recommend getting your hands on this laptop! While it’s not suitable for use as a dedicated gaming system, most people will be happy with its performance and willing to hook up speakers for a listening experience superior to the internal stock speakers.For the original German review, see here. Most people seem happy with their purchase though, as the Gram scores 4.4 out of 5-stars based on 194 Amazon reviews. You can buy protection plans, but these will set you back an additional $128.99 (2 years) to $183.99 (4 years). It does appear to have a warranty, but we couldn’t find any concrete information on the specifications of this warranty. Retail, this device costs $1,849.00, but currently, it’s being offered for $1,488, which is a much better deal! Delivery is free through Amazon Prime, though returns will result in an additional fee. Also check out our LG Gram 17 review for an ultrathin laptop. The laptop has two internal 1.5W speakers, which provide a less-than-spectacular performance (for a better listening experience check out our HP Spectre x360 13t review). Still, the flex in the chassis means there’s a lower possibility of damage to the device when transporting it in a bag or backpack, and the highly reflective IPS LCD screen shares this flexibility so it won’t crack. The metal chassis is made of a nano-carbon magnesium alloy, which although metal, feels somewhat plastic to the touch. There’s a fair amount of flex in this laptop.

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It can connect to both 2.4Ghz & 5.0Ghz wifi networks, and supports Bluetooth as well.

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You’ll be happy to know that the Gram has a Thunderbolt 3 type C port which can be used for charging and is capable of data transfers of up to 40GB/s (if you’re looking for an Apple device with a Thunderbolt 3 port check out our Apple Macbook Pro 13 review)! The LG also has two USB 3.1 ports, an HDMI output, a headphone jack, and a microSD card slot. The Gram includes a proprietary charger, but you can also charge the device via USB C. If you’re gaming or editing videos, performance will drop down closer to 11 hours, but if you’re mainly web browsing a 15 or 16-hour battery life is a possibility. LG claims that this will give it a battery life of up to 17 hours, but this will largely depend on how you use the device. Last year’s model of the LG Gram had a 72WHr battery, but this year’s model has been upgraded to an 80WHr battery. See Also: Take a look at the Macbook Air 13 i5 review too. It is capable of producing 99% sRGB, 75% AdobeRGB, and 78% DCI-P3, meaning the visuals on this laptop are pretty decent!

Sadly, it’s not a touchscreen, but the screen is fairly bright, with a glossy finish & a peak brightness of 350 nits (if you want a touchscreen, visit our Lenovo Yoga c940 review!). It has 1TB of internal storage, 16GB of RAM, and a big screen with an aspect ratio of 16:10.

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The LG Gram is powered by a 10th Gen Core i7 and uses an Iris Plus graphics card.