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Testseek.com have collected 205 expert reviews of the LG V40 ThinQ and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for LG V40 ThinQ.
Award: Good Buy May 2019
May 2019
 
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205 Reviews
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The editors liked

  • Two-year warranty
  • Significantly improved OLED display
  • Amazing vibration motors
  • Boombox speaker is nice and loud
  • 3.5mm audio jack with quad DAC
  • The best manual camera experience on any device
  • Significantly improved dynamic range in the camera
  • New ca
  • Excellent photo capture in all lighting
  • With better color and detail representation
  • Duplex
  • Call Screening
  • Top Shot
  • Night Sight – all useful additions unanswered by the V40
  • Better battery life
  • Speedy
  • Fluid operation
  • With OS updates guaranteed for
  • Multiple camera lenses for wide angle
  • Telephoto
  • Etc
  • Always on display
  • Headphone jack
  • Free 2nd year warranty
  • 6.4″ QHD+ OLED Display in a phone that isn't too big
  • IP68 water and dust resistant
  • Expandable memory with microSD (it's no longer a given)
  • Headphone jack (they are getting rarer and rarer)
  • Excellent audio
  • Especially through wired head
  • Solid performance
  • Beautiful display
  • Fun Cine Shot feature
  • Gorgeous display
  • Stunning design
  • Capable cameras
  • Camera is packed with options
  • SD card compatibility
  • Great screen
  • Amazing sound with Quad DAC
  • Incredible amount of unique features
  • Minimal bezels with small(ish) notch
  • 5 cameras provide lots of options
  • Extras
  • MicroSD
  • IP68
  • Quad DAC and audio quality
  • Good battery life
  • Sharp and vibrant display
  • Five cameras (!) gives more versatility with photos
  • Fast performance
  • Big
  • Beautiful screen
  • Triple camera is a treat
  • Solid and beautiful hardware
  • Headphone jack and good DAC
  • Wireless charging
  • Simpler software than before
  • Great Display
  • Good Performance
  • Flexible Camera Setup
  • Clean OS Installation
  • Attractive Design
  • Decent Battery Life
  • A camera for every occasion and solid performance to match
  • Capable of recording HDR10 4K video
  • Solid build
  • Sleek looks
  • Versatile camera system
  • Reliably strong battery life
  • Display is colorful
  • Sharp
  • And brilliant
  • Phone backside has a premium
  • Unique quality
  • Camera options are plentiful and helpful
  • Audio quality is top quality with built-in DAC
  • Notch can be hidden correctly*
  • Bright and colour accurate OLED display
  • Fast SoC
  • AptX HDH
  • Expandable storage
  • Hi-Fi Quad DAC
  • Good triple rear-facing cameras
  • Accurate GPS module
  • IP68 and MIL-STG-810G1 certified
  • Up to four years warranty

The editors didn't like

  • Camera detail has taken a big step back
  • Camera software is a bit slow
  • A notch is never a positive
  • Larger and heavier than last year's V30
  • Runs on an older version of Android instead of the latest version
  • Ships with Android 8.1
  • And it is not clear when it will be updated to 9
  • Battery life isn't spectacular
  • No camera macro function
  • 64GB rather than 128GB
  • It's expensive
  • Short battery life
  • Unimpressive Portrait Mode
  • Triple Shot is gimmicky
  • No timeline for Android Pie
  • Gaming performance not the best
  • Selfie-cameras could've been better
  • Outdated software
  • Photos by Raj Rout
  • LG V40 ThinQ
  • Small battery
  • Terrible software support
  • Too expensive
  • Poor battery life
  • Unreasonably expensive
  • Camera performance isn't up to par
  • Cluttered settings menu
  • Expensive
  • Glass design is prone to smudges
  • Telephoto and wide-angle main cameras can look distored
  • A phone this big should have more battery
  • Secondary cameras missing OIS
  • No higher storage option available
  • Aurora Black model is slippery
  • Price Premium
  • Trailed In Some CPU Tests
  • Fingerprint Magnet
  • Camera performance lags behind toptier competition
  • Triple Shot can't utilize HDR and often lets motion into the shot(s)
  • Battery life could have been better
  • All-glass design scratches easily
  • Cameras aren't as high-quality as competitors
  • LG is still slow with software updates
  • Notch in display (though software options are good!)
  • Speakers down-facing instead of forward-facing
  • Phone case not included in box
  • Camera placement a bit awkward
  • Mediocre battery life
  • Only USB 2.0
  • PWM display flicker
  • The delayed release now makes it overpriced

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  Published: 2019-03-20, review by: fonearena.com

  • Abstract:  Technology as a whole got matured right now especially in the past couple of years. In the case of smartphones, 2018 has been a fruitful year where the transition happened so fast. From thick bezel to notch, physical fingerprint scanner to in-display scan...

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  Published: 2019-03-10, Author: Sandeep , review by: themobileindian.com

  • Performance, Battery, camera,
  • Slippery, Old Android Version, Price
  • LG V40 ThinQ has a look and feel of a premium smartphone but the price is a bit steep. The major issues with the device are the heating problem, inconsistency in low light photography and an older version of the Google Android which lags behind the compet...

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  Published: 2019-02-25, Author: Rohit , review by: gizbot.com

  • The V40 ThinQ is another impressive flagship phone from LG. The brilliant 5-lens camera setup alone gives me enough reasons to recommend this phone to anyone who keeps photography in his/her highest regards. Besides, the vibrant QHD+ OLED screen, super du...

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  Published: 2019-02-21, Author: Nandagopal , review by: indianexpress.com

  • Abstract:  Despite the brands success in India, LG is not a company that is at the top of anyones mind when it comes to smartphones. But that has not stopped the Korean tech company from coming up with very good smartphones every year. For 2019, LG is starting wit...

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  Published: 2019-02-21, Author: Karthekayan , review by: bgr.in

  • If you have read till this part then you already know that I am not recommending the V40 ThinQ. The biggest reason being that the V50 ThinQ will be announced at MWC 2019 and there will also be a G8 ThinQ with Snapdragon 855 next week. However, when you lo...

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  Published: 2019-02-20, Author: Subhrojit , review by: digit.in

  • Sturdy build, water resistance, Bright, vibrant display with HDR10 support, Camera produces excellent colours and contrast
  • Poor battery life, Photos lack details, Poor gaming performance
  • The LG V40 ThinQ isn't for everyone. It has a plethora of features all tuned for the mobile cinematographer. But it's camera is also the weakest link. While the LG V40's five-camera setup offers the versatality a vlogger might demand, it doesn't really ma...

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  Published: 2019-02-14, Author: Roydon , review by: gadgets.ndtv.com

  • Good, Premium design and build quality, Good, versatile cameras, Large and vivid display, Feature-rich OS, Very good audio with headphones
  • Older Android version, Lacks proper stereo speakers, Heats quickly under stress, Minor camera quirks
  • The LG V40 ThinQ is a solid package at its current price of Rs. 50,000. The only real competition is Samsung's Galaxy S9+ (Review), which is priced a bit higher but can be found for well under Rs. 60,000 online. OnePlus has priced the top-end version of t...

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  Published: 2018-12-30, review by: gsmarena.com

  • Abstract:  Sell your proper camera gear, phones can take portraits just as well already. This has been a popular claim to put in catchy headlines for the past couple of years, only to be totally debunked in the actual article or at the very least watered down with a...

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  Published: 2018-12-26, Author: Sandeep , review by: gizbot.com

  • Abstract:  The year 2018 has been the most fruitful year in terms of some premium phones. We have seen quite a number of flagship smartphones launched this year. The ultra-premium phones have been upgraded and come with a couple of innovative features, which make th...

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  Published: 2018-12-07, Author: Rounak , review by: in.pcmag.com

  • Abstract:  After several teasers and rumors, LG has finally announced the V40 ThinQ, the company's latest flagship smartphone with a Penta camera setup along with the Watch W7, the company's latest smartwatch that runs on Wear OS.The main highlights of the LG V40 Th...

 
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