Are there any alternatives?

Probably the best direct competitor at this time is the HP Spectre x360 16, which offers a superior OLED display and a more elegant design. It’s not as fast at productivity tasks, but thanks to its discrete Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 GPU, it’s faster at gaming and at running creative apps that can use the GPU.

　　The MSI Summit E16 Flip is also another option. It has an excellent 16-inch 16:10 IPS display of its own, and although it’s still running an Intel 11th-gen CPU, it provides solid productivity performance. Like the Spectre x360 16, it has an RTX GPU and so is a better laptop for gamers and creators.

　　If a clamshell laptop is more up your alley, then the Dell XPS 15 OLED makes for a solid alternative. It has a better build quality and a luscious display, and it provides much better performance in creative apps and gaming thanks to its updated 45-watt Intel 12th-gen CPU and RTX 3050 Ti graphics.

　　

How long will it last?

Although the Gram 16 2-in-1 demonstrates some bending and flexing, it’s built of quality materials and will withstand typical laptop abuse. It’s well-equipped with the latest components and should last for years of productive work. The industry-standard one-year warranty is disappointing, as usual.

　　

Should you buy it?

Yes, if your workflow is mostly productivity tasks and you want a large convertible 2-in-1 that doesn’t weigh a lot.