Radiant. The LG G7 ThinQ is the successor to the G6, one of 2017's first smartphones with a 2:1 display, frequently referred to as an 18:9 aspect ratio. Notably, LG has followed of 2018's smartphone trends in designing the G7 ThinQ with a notch. The display is more than its notch though, with the G7 ThinQ being the first smartphone with an mLC display, which can get extremely bright. LG has improved the camera too and iteratively updated the hardware to Qualcomm's latest flagship SoC. Find out in this review why the G7 ThinQ falls slightly short of the top-tier of current smartphones.
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Yup, more pixels, less resolution. The way NOT to make a camera. P20P's smearing compared to the usual 12MP flagships was bad enough, but this is just shocking.
Hands down the best written review of the LG G7 ThinQ I've read so far. Fantastic job!
I had a question about the display. Can the display, with ambient light sensor enabled in a very bright environment, sustain its 1000 nits more than 10-15minutes? Some sites say its 1000nits for 3 minutes and then it decreases over time.