LG G8X ThinQ

LG G8X ThinQ review: LG G8X ThinQ is a very interesting and extremely capable smartphone that deserves more than a second look. The two screens might appear as a gimmick, but they can grow on you and you can find ways to use these screens well.

Want a fold phone, but without the expense or the risk of the hinge breaking? The LG G8X ThinQ Dual Screen could be the answer

The LG G8X ThinQ may not be a true folding phone, but it is a less expensive and far more practical implementation than its competitors.

Are two flat screens better than one foldable?

Two screens when you want them, one for when you don't. Sounds great, but...

The LG G8X ThinQ Dual Screen offers dual screens for maximum productivity and great battery life for a very reasonable price

Two screens are better than one

Notebookcheck.com reviews the LG G8X ThinQ, a flagship that includes two AMOLED screens that the South Korean company connects via a hinge. This unusual concept has some advantages over other foldable smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy Fold though, on which our review will elaborate. The G8X ThinQ is even a good contender for a gaming smartphone too.

Two screens are better than one, but the dual-screen G8X will (literally) weigh you down.

The LG G8X isn’t just a phone, it’s a concept that fulfills LG’s longtime dream of building a phone with two screens.And it kind of works.

Not ready to jump on the foldable phone bandwagon? The G8X offers a persuasive alternative that's reasonably priced (for now).

The LG G8X ThinQ is a solid smartphone on its own, but when paired with the Dual Screen cover, it quickly becomes cumbersome and buggy.

The LG G8x ThinQ is a Snapdragon 855-based follow-up to the popular G8, which also supports LG's Dual Screen case accessory.

If the dual screen accessory was something that drew you to the LG V50, then you should certainly consider the LG G8X ThinQ Dual Screen