Barring the not-yet-announced next-gen Pixels, all most all top-tier smartphone makers have unveiled their flagships for the second-half of 2018. The latest being, LG V40 ThinkQ by LG to further disrupt the already competitve flagship segment. Let’s see what all does the LG V40 bring to the table.
To be honest, the LG V40 ThinQ is prosperous at least in paper, if it ain’t can get any best awards in any aspect of the smartphones. Powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845, a total of 5 cameras and an overhauled headphone (Quad-DAC) jack, the device is power enough to impart tough competition to its competitors.
Digging a little deep in to the specs sheet of the LG V40 ThinQ. The display of the device measures in at 6.4-inches and us made up of LG’s proprietary P-OLED’s. For multitatsking it has 6GB of RAM and either 64GB or 128GB of storage. A mediocre 3,300 mAh battery fuels the device, the same capacity of its predecessor V30 though.
The highlight of the V40 ThinQ can be attributed to its inumerous camera sensors. Three over at back and a combo on the front, the device is a camera beast like Huawei P20 Pro. It’s truly need to be seen how these camera performs in real world conditions.
The LG V40 ThinQ features wireless charging support. For traditional wired mide, there is a USB-C port. As an icing on the cake both wireless and USB charging is capable of fast charging. Might be a bummer for some, since it runs the previously latest Android 8.1 Oreo out-of-the box.
