LG Gram 17 vs Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Pro
LG Gram 17
Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Pro
The Galaxy Book 4 Pro brings a better display and more punch, while the LG Gram 17 defies physics with its massive screen in an impossibly light body.
How They Compare
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Which One Is For You?
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- You want maximum screen real estate without the weight penalty
- You need all-day battery life for long flights or remote work days
- You multitask heavily and love spreading windows across a huge display
- You want the best display quality for media and creative work
- You need stronger performance for heavier multitasking and apps
- You're in the Samsung ecosystem and want seamless phone integration
The Full Story
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Korean tech giants battling it out over ultralight laptops is a fight we all benefit from. The LG Gram 17 performs what feels like a magic trick, packing a massive screen into a body that weighs less than most smaller laptops. You can genuinely forget it's in your bag, which is remarkable for something with this much screen real estate. Its battery life is equally impressive, lasting through full workdays without needing a charger. The Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Pro takes a different approach, focusing on display quality with a stunning AMOLED panel that makes the Gram's screen look washed out by comparison. It also packs more processing muscle for demanding workflows. If you want the biggest screen possible in the lightest body with marathon battery life, the Gram 17 is in a class of its own. If display quality and raw performance matter more than extreme lightness, the Galaxy Book 4 Pro delivers a more refined overall experience.