LG G8 ThinQ

The LG G8 scores very well in everything that can be objectively measured such as technical design (how much tech can fit inside the phone), display quality and camera quality.It's true that the Galaxy S10+ or Huawei P30 Pro fare better with the battery...

Ultimately, the LG G8 ThinQ is a pretty solid handset. I'm more of a V-series man, but that's just personal preference, and it's why LG makes two lines of phones. I absolutely love that there's no camera bump though. I know it sounds like a strange...

Now that I've grown up I am still attracted to phones with fascinating but gimmicky features, but I also review devices and I require more than gimmicks in a handset before truly calling it...

Since the introduction of Android 7 Nougat, and even more so with Android 8 Oreo and 9 Pie, our battery life testing has become a bit of a challenge. Unfortunately, or fortunately as the case may be, Google's mobile operating system is getting more...

Qualcomm announced more moves toward better AI and mid-range Snapdragon processors that bring top-tier gaming and camera features to potentially more affordable products. And then Samsung comes out of the post-Qualcomm gate with said processor and a...

The LG G8 ThinQ won't let you down but it perhaps just doesn't stand out enough. It's a speedy, nice-looking handset running the latest Android software and performing very respectably in the photo-taking and battery-conserving departments too.It's...

LG's new G8 ThinQ packs the performance you'd expect from a modern flagship phone and, as usual, it's a great option for people who care about smartphone sound quality. Beyond that, there's little here to set it apart from this year's early crowd of...

Ultimately, for all of LG's efforts, the LG G8 struggles to be class-leading in any area. That results in a phone that's just, well, fine - but also not special.