Published
Selling for between $900 and $980, depending on the carrier, the V40 ThinQ is again competing with the best in the smartphone market. So, can this triple-camera phone execute well enough to push LG over the hump and solidify the V40 ThinQ as one of the best smartphones money can buy? We used it for a week to find out.
--------
- Category
- Phone
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
-
04:21
LG V40 ThinQ hands-on review
-
09:45
LG G8 ThinQ Review: Look Ma, No Hands!
-
04:46
LG V50 ThinQ review: Big 5G phone with a big price
-
07:59
LG G7 ThinQ Review: AI is just part of the story
-
07:12
LG G8 ThinQ Review - Good phone, forgettable gimmicks
-
02:42
LG V35 ThinQ review
-
07:28
LG G7 ThinQ review
-
06:19
LG G7 ThinQ Review
-
10:43
LG G7 ThinQ Review
-
04:44
HTC U12+ vs LG G7 ThinQ first look
-
04:51
LG G7 ThinQ vs LG G6: first look
-
03:49
LG G8 ThinQ, LG V50 ThinQ & Dual Screen Accessory hands-on
-
09:08
LG V35 ThinQ Review
-
03:59
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 vs LG G7 ThinQ: ThinQ Size is Everything?
-
07:37
LG V40 ThinQ Review: Undeveloped Innovation
-
11:17
LG V40 ThinQ review
-
08:50
LG V50 ThinQ 5G Review | A Solid Phone, But Is It Ahead Of Its Time?
-
07:22
LG G8 ThinQ Review: A wasted opportunity
-
05:49
LG G7 ThinQ Hands-on Review
-
02:58
LG G7 ThinQ review
-
02:15
LG V40 ThinQ review: 5 cameras, a big screen and a headphone jack
-
10:26
LG V40 ThinQ Review - Look Ma, 5 Cameras!
Loading...