Name: V40 ThinQ
Brand: LG
SKU: 502969
Rating: 4.2 (36 reviews)

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LG V40 ThinQ - Pros & Cons

The display looks great and has vibrant colors
this works fairly well under good light
quality of video recorded in daylight is good and footage is stabilised well without any
performance is very good
The wide-angle camera also captures decent detail in low-light
vivid colours and good black levels
accurate colours and good bokeh
The phone also posted good benchmark numbers
The camera is also quite adept at reproducing colours quite accurately
LG V40 offers a superior experience
subtle
classy and premium
camera manages to preserve most of the details with excellent dynamic range
vibrant display and superior audio
It also manages to preserve details well enough
Superior audio
classy design
The V40 makes it almost effortless
the photo looks very well-balanced
18W fast charge as well as support USB Power Delivery and Qi Wireless Charging
It can recognize objects and scenery
Viewing angles are great and visibility is good in direct sunlight
strong audio capabilities and excellent overall performance
Video is sharp and stable
vibrant and sharp display
the V40 supports wireless charging
Impressive performance It has the performance expected for late in the cycle flagship
It is smooth to use and navigate in between apps
flexibility
combined with fairly competitive performance
it works well
V40 is speedy and quick
Low-light performance was also improved over the V30
the camera fun continues with 2 more shooters
The audio quality through loudspeaker and headphone is impressive
call quality on this device is excellent as well
It also supports HDR 10 content as well
quality of videos came out very well under daylight condition without any
LG uses an aluminium frame that feels fantastic
the level of customisation it offers is decent
super bright and easy to read
better build quality and sound
The home screen is fairly simple
Apps launched very quickly and multitasking was a breeze
audio sounds clear and crisp
the volume level and clarity on both sides of conversations have been just fine
snappy performance
good battery life
nice display
and
bright
crisp display with vibrant colors
Details are well-preserved in indoor conditions
Colors are generally vivid and pleasant in all conditions
V40 does very well in most lighting conditions
its Video performance is good as well
great set of features
excellent performance and a fantastic rear camera
support for fast charging as well as wireless charging
sturdy design
V40 handled tasks with ease
XDA dev community has great support for LG's phones
sharpness adjustments and expert color mode
the V40 is comfortable to hold
Skin tones were true to life and faces looked sharp
excellent -- pictures taken in brightly lit settings were sharp and vibrant
fast and responsive
fun
as well as impressive
makes good
solid phones with a lot of awesome features
the V40 is really quick
LG has typically been very good at
Performance and stability are both great - now
Performance and stability have also been excellent
Hopefully it is much better in real life
LG has always done well with their batteries
The V40 also feels good in the hand and is comparatively light
cycling frequency should ideally be undetectable to the human eye
decent battery life and its impressive main camera
rich colors
deep blacks
and excellent viewing angles
great performance
an excellent screen
and reliable battery life
new ways of thinking
new connections
and new industries
very versatile camera setup that can handle all lighting conditions
it has a headphone jack and an unusually good DAC
The sensor is standard fare and has great accuracy
It features a 3120 x 1440 display that looks great

smartphone more slippery than comparable models with a glass back
price point is a bit high
mode are a bit too colorful
colors were often not really in line with reality and looked far too artificial
the images also appear rather muddy and noisy
autofocus often takes a long time to focus and then
of barrel distortion around the edges of the frame
slippery body would be to use a skin or a case
Colours look a little pale and objects lack good definition
it's also equally slippery
is no OIS support for the wide-angle lens
this device lacks FM radio
blurry and soft edges in the corners of most photos
The earpiece sits a little off-centre
camera is also the weakest link
it's also extremely slippery
It s a bit hard to see the V40 outside
the zoom starts becoming quite shaky
it also seems like a very poor fingerprint reader
Skin tones and reds seem a bit over-saturated
the implementation of the feature was confusing
unreasonably expensive price tag and terrible battery life
aluminum sides still feel a little bit cheap
lack of autofocus
this button is kind of annoying
It s a bit slower than the iPhone XS Max
distracting seam between the screen and bezel
no flexing
creaking
or cracking was observed
the buttons are gone
There are no physical buttons on the front of the phone
Image are strongly underexposed in outdoor backlit conditions
Very slight yellow-greenish casts are noticeable
available for use
A loss of sharpness in the field
Artifacts such as halos and aliasing are often visible
makes it a little bit harder to reach across with your thumb
red-eye is very apparent in all flash portrait shots
colors are a bit on the colder side
several drops onto the hard rubberized floor at PC Labs
the battery drained a bit more
effect ending up trimming head and shoulders a bit
the processing can sometimes get in the way
fast but not flashy Android phone A smartphone that punches above its weight
Fumbling around the overstuffed Settings menu was also frustrating
tends to exaggerate colors and blur more in low light
still bound to accidentally hit the button
none of them come with five cameras
too often it blows out backgrounds
Low-light shots challenge every smartphone camera
the face unlock is not as fast as what we have seen
in-display fingerprint scanner
some nighttime shots taken on all three rear cameras
no issues playing heavy games or viewing 4k videos
the device does not have expandable memory storage
not as secure as what you'd find on an iPhone
Software adds wrinkles On the topic of software
the background blur distorting at times
LG smartphone cameras suffer
won't match up to the main sensor on the back
the effect was unimpressive
device may be too hot or have other apps running in the background
underwhelming battery life
LG removed the removable battery
only the standard option is (barely) salvageable
the cameras seem gimmicky instead of high end
the V40 washed out cooler hues just a tad
it fell from a bed onto a wooden floor
misaligned in a few shots
lack of expandable storage complicates its overall value
It was a bit hazy in direct sunlight
LG simply does not give enough priority to battery
LACK of removable and replaceable battery = INEXCUSABLE
Pixel 3 XL is going to be the biggest joke on the Android platform
LG no longer ships its own calendar or calculator apps
Battery life is very sensitive to changes in screen brightness
this setting cannot be enforced by the benchmark app
it s not likely to solve the problems with Windows on Arm
Feel terrible for players who lived in those worlds
It s only slightly wider than the standard camera
It s not only an upgrade in the camera quality
the image quality can vary wildly between them
it struggles a little compared to the best Android phones
dangerous and difficult China wants to make supersonic trains
the phone costs a lot more
too
stream a little too much audio or video
Russia is shifting gears in the conflict
ThinQ does not have a removable battery
Unreliable updates and an inflated price tag
the software seems a bit behind the times
frequency is too low
users with sensitive eyes may experience strain or headaches
No device gets close to reaching the maximum potential of the card
The three speakers are also not as good as they could be
voices sound too tiny on speakerphone for our liking
Slow response times can lead to afterimages and can cause moving objects to
were fairly disappointing and indicate only average performance capabilities

LG V40 ThinQ - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Screen size	6.4 in Best: Asus FonePad 8 Screen size: 8 in
Battery capacity	3300 mAh Best: Doogee BL12000 Battery capacity: 12000 mAh
Pixel density	538 ppi Best: Sony Xperia Z6 Pixel density: 891 ppi
CPU clock speed	2.8 GHz Best: Motorola Moto G100 CPU clock speed: 3.2 GHz

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LG V40 ThinQ - Full Specifications

Operating system	Android 8.1
CPU clock speed	2.8 GHz
CPU cores	8-core
CPU model	Qualcomm Snapdragon 845
RAM memory	6 GB

Primary sensor size	1/2.6"
Sensor size (second camera)	1/3.1"
Primary sensor resolution	12.0 Mpx
Resolution (second camera)	16.0 Mpx
Resolution (third camera)	12.0 Mpx
Lens aperture (second camera)	F/1.9
Lens aperture (third camera)	F/2.4
Focus adjustment	Automatic
Optical zoom	2x

Internal storage	128 GB 64 GB

Height	6.25 in
Width	2.98 in
Depth	0.3 in
Weight	5.96 oz

Dual sim support	no
Sim card size	Nano-SIM
Bluetooth	yes
Bluetooth version	5.0
Bluetooth profile	HFP HSP OPP PAN SPP A2DP AVRCP HID GAVDP PBAP MAP GATT HDP
NFC	yes
Charging connection	USB
Headphone connection	3.5 mm
Type of USB connector	USB Type-C

Battery type	Lithium Polymer
Battery capacity	3300.0 mAh
Wireless charging	yes

Screen size	6.4 in
Number of colors	16.7M
Resolution	3120 x 1440 px
Pixel density	538.0 ppi
Screen material	Corning Gorilla Glass 5.0
HDR	yes

Primary sensor size	1/4"
Primary resolution	8.0 Mpx
Resolution (second camera)	5.0 Mpx
Lens aperture	F/1.9
Lens aperture (Second Camera)	F/2.2

Colour of product	Moroccan blue

Accelerometer	yes
Proximity	yes
Digital compass	yes
Ambient light sensor	yes
Gyroscope	yes
Barometer	yes

Data transmission	GPRS EDGE HSDPA HSUPA HSPA+ LTE VoLTE
Navigation system	GPS A-GPS GLONASS
GSM frequencies	1800 MHz 1900 MHz 850 MHz 900 MHz

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LG V40 ThinQ LG - Editorial Reviews (19)

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DXOMARK

Published: 17.04.2019

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ZDNet

Published: 02.11.2018

LG V40 ThinQ review: Full-featured smartphone built for Android tinkerers

4.3

LG's V-series phones have always been optimized for those creating still images and video content, as well as for those who want the best audio experience. The V40 is the best V-series ever with five cameras, Boombox speakers, and much more.

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TechnoBuffalo

Published: 24.10.2018

LG V40 review: LG Catches Up to Samsung and Google

4.0

LG has been around in the phone market for many years now. It started back in the day of brick phones with number pads, slowly shifted to QWERTY devices and eventually segued into modern smartphones. In more recent times, LG has been one of the few smartphone manufacturers that hasn't been afraid to experiment and the line it has done most of its experimentation with has been the V-...

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The Economic Times

Published: 15.03.2019

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LG V40 ThinQ LG V40 ThinQ review: five cameras to change your perspective

The Verge

Published: 03.10.2018

LG V40 ThinQ review: five cameras to change your perspective

4.0

The V40 gives you a camera bag full of lenses in one device

LG V40 ThinQ LG V40 ThinQ Review: Three Cameras Aren't Better Than One

Tom's Guide

Published: 03.10.2018

LG V40 ThinQ Review: Three Cameras Aren't Better Than One

3.0

The V40 is an expensive camera phone that has a stunning display and solid performance, but its multiple cameras aren't great and the battery life is short.

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fonearena.com

LG V40 ThinQ Review: A capable flagship that can’t keep up

TechRadar

Published: 04.10.2018

LG V40 ThinQ review

3.5

Five cameras for fun, not for serious shots

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WIRED

Published: 01.11.2018

LG V40 ThinQ Review: The Five-Camera Phone

4.0

It still doesn't rival the Galaxy S9 or Pixel 3, but the LG V40 ThinQ makes for a solid Android phone.

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CNET

Published: 08.11.2018

Savvy Note 9 rival wields 5 versatile cameras

Though cheaper than the Note 9, the LG V40 comes with five -- yes, five -- cameras.

PCMAG

Published: 29.10.2018

LG V40 ThinQ Review

4.0

The LG V40 ThinQ has a sharp 6.4-inch OLED screen, impressive audio capabilities, and a total of five cameras for a first-class multimedia experience.

LG V40 ThinQ LG V40 ThinQ review: Undeveloped innovation

Android Authority

Published: 19.01.2019

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The Gadgeteer

Published: 29.11.2018

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Notebookcheck

Published: 22.02.2019

LG V40 ThinQ Smartphone Review

4.1

Notebookcheck.com reviews the LG V40 ThinQ, the latest smartphone in the South Korean manufacturer’s V series. The V40 has five cameras, a high-resolution OLED display with HDR support, 128 GB of storage, a headphone jack, a Hi-Fi Quad DAC along with many other high-end features including a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC and 6 GB RAM.

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Android Central

Published: 18.10.2018

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