Name: Wing
Brand: LG
SKU: 510757
Rating: 4.2 (36 reviews)

4.0

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Consumer ratings:

4.2 / 5

LG Wing offers good cameras
phone's specs work just fine
more affordable than its folding counterparts

many rough edges here
The colour profile is very slightly different from that of the primary camera
noticeable barrel distortion at the edges

Primary sensor resolution: 64 Mpx
Screen size: 6.8 in
Resolution: 2460, 1080 px
Technology: P-OLED
Pixel density: 395 ppi
Battery capacity: 4000 mAh
Cpu cores: 8-core
Primary resolution: 32 Mpx

LG Wing - Pros & Cons

LG Wing offers good cameras
phone's specs work just fine
more affordable than its folding counterparts
very good dynamic range and crisp details
respectable specs and an admirable main display
managed exposures quite well and had excellent details
5G-ready and offers decent battery life
Swiveling the display is incredibly smooth and satisfying
vibrant
colorful
punchy
and offers a brilliant color spectrum
LG Wing doesn t always play well with many apps
Reception on Verizon has always been excellent in almost every area I am in
OLED displays are great looking displays
with bright colors and a good level of detail
The action is seamless and very easy to perform
Samsung making sure creative apps are compatible with its S Pen
The hinge moves smoothly
the swivel mechanism is smooth and snappy
Performance is generally good
LG Wing looks fantastic
well-designed and appealing to look at
the colors are pleasing
and display brightness is good enough even
The cameras can click good photos in daylight conditions
The dual-screen design is great for media consumption
new ways of thinking
new connections
and new industries
zippy enough
looks lovely and takes better than expected photos
has OIS and produces excellent shots
Clarity is good
colours and dynamic range pop
a decent amount of details and dynamic range
Battery life is decent given its 4000mAh battery capacity
the cameras themselves are excellent
looks and feels great
the Wing is a pretty good phone
strong mid-range performance
Gameplay was always smooth and fluent
a wide dynamic range and relatively good looking colours
night mode retain good detail and sharpness
Target exposures are fairly accurate in most test conditions
Video capture is decent
and sound quality
camera is highly detailed
crisp and color accurate
quality of the videos I captured
too
standard camera performed fairly well
amazing feature allows you to capture video with unrivaled steadiness
the Wing is slimmer and lighter
the UI is intuitive and easy to use
the camera system is pretty decent
something bold
compelling
and original
LG provides a protective case for the phone
screen swivel mechanism seemed robust and tested for 200
000 cycles
this system works well
mechanism here is impressively strong and well done
performance is pretty acceptable
It s still perfectly acceptable
cycling frequency should ideally be undetectable to the human eye
viewing angle stability of the OLED panel is at an attractive level
LG Wing achieves very similar values to the LG Velvet
a good color space coverage and attractive calibration
The maximum brightness is very good
Colors are pleasant
with accurate and stable white balance in
Color rendering is a nice strength
Overall color and exposure are satisfactory and details are well preserved in the center of the
good color
texture
and surprisingly effective
Excellent color and solid performance

many rough edges here
The colour profile is very slightly different from that of the primary camera
noticeable barrel distortion at the edges
the Wing is a bit thick and bulky
Only certain apps will support this mode
colors are a bit washed out and details can be a bit mushy
all of these features are fairly confusing
the phone needs to power two displays
the battery will only be powering the main display
some lag and stutter in some apps
no gaming or long YouTube runs
it is locked to a 1080p resolution
The phone is noticeably chunkier in hand
certainly not groundbreaking in terms of display technology
the use cases are extremely limited
the camera does not rotate on the axis
barrel distortion is noticeable around the edges
Low-light photography on the smartphone is a little weak
LG has lost its brand image
colors are sometimes off
and it struggles in low light
it only works when the phone is in swivel mode
Footage looks poor no matter the lighting
The phone is also huge and heavy
LG's software is a little buggy
displaying softening and iffy colour reproduction
no dedicated telephoto camera
lack of a flagship chipset here was somewhat of a letdown
the slow charging adapter that arrives alongside the Wing is quite unpleasant
lack of a high-refresh-rate panel and faster power brick was
Ban remote work Meet the record holder for the world s largest feet
no hole-punch cutout or notch
it is simply not a phone for you
the Gimbal video recording is limited to 1080p recording
15% slower than the iPhone 11 Pro
LG Wing's primary focus is not the camera
it could be a completely different app on the small screen
space-wasting carousel
keyboard is one big pile of crap
It lacks access to many symbols
The skin on top of Android is fairly heavy
wacky swivel design
LG Wing niche smartphone simply too expensive
There is no biometric identification via face recognition
Some third-party apps are preinstalled on the LG Wing
frequency is too low
users with sensitive eyes may experience strain or headaches
Bass is not present in the sound spectrum
Samsung driving multi-window or split screen displays
Exposure instabilities are often visible
ineffective stabilization and poor autofocus tracking
pixel bins down to a final 16 MP output
less-than-top-tier chipset and RAM pairing
accelerometer detects that the phone has been dropped
have an IP dust- and water-resistance rating
only coming in a single configuration
s a constant awkwardness to using the software on the Wing
s still the occasional spot of lag
and a very cozy relationship with a Twitch gaming star
Feel terrible for players who lived in those worlds
Google feels worse than it used to
the bottom screen displays a small version of the Android home screen
LG is notoriously slow to provide OS updates
images are dimmer and basically useless at night
is extremely heavy
and underpowered for the price
It also fails to home in on finer details
obviously lack second screens and gimbal cameras
graphical muscle is lacking somewhat
The Pixel 5 produced a comparatively blemish-free result
high price and relatively poor performance
device may be too hot or have other apps running in the background
this setting cannot be enforced by the benchmark app
Battery life is very sensitive to changes in screen brightness
big
heavy
and cumbersome
video shot in this mode quickly starts to become grainy
prediction and correction is noticeably inferior to Gboard
limited to either HD or Full HD resolution
poor low-light capabilities
LG s software is a little buggy
Annoyingly
there s no face unlock option
which lacks an adaptive brightness setting
Mode is not featured on the front-facing
LG device was too large to slip inside my front pockets
the ducks seem to blend into the background
lack of high refresh rate
Night mode is not supported on the selfie camera
noticeable loss of detail and oil painting-like artifacts
somewhat difficult to reach once the main screen is deployed
lack of a dedicated telephoto lens

LG Wing - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Screen size	6.8 in Best: Asus FonePad 8 Screen size: 8 in
Battery capacity	4000 mAh Best: Doogee BL12000 Battery capacity: 12000 mAh
Pixel density	395 ppi Best: Sony Xperia Z6 Pixel density: 891 ppi
CPU clock speed	2.4 GHz Best: Motorola Moto G100 CPU clock speed: 3.2 GHz

LG - Video Reviews (9)

LG Wing 5G - Worth it in 2021? (Real World Review)

LG Wing Review in 2022 | Is it Still Alive ?

LG Wing - Full Specifications

Operating system	Android 10
CPU clock speed	2.4 GHz
CPU cores	8-core
CPU model	Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G
RAM memory	8 GB

Primary sensor resolution	64.0 Mpx
Resolution (second camera)	13.0 Mpx
Resolution (third camera)	12.0 Mpx
Lens aperture (second camera)	F/1.9
Lens aperture (third camera)	F/2.2
Primary Field of View (FoV)	78.0 °
Field of View (FoV) (second camera)	117.0 °
Field of View (FoV) (third camera)	120.0 °
Focus adjustment	Automatic

Internal storage	128 GB

Height	6.67 in
Width	2.93 in
Depth	0.43 in
Weight	9.17 oz

Data transmission	GPRS EDGE HSDPA HSUPA HSPA+ LTE VoLTE VoWiFi ViLTE 5G NR FR1
Navigation system	GPS A-GPS GLONASS Galileo

Screen size	6.8 in
Panel type	OLED
Resolution	2460 x 1080 px
Technology	P-OLED
Pixel density	395.0 ppi

Primary resolution	32.0 Mpx
Primary Field of View (FoV)	79.6 °
Lens aperture	F/1.9

Colour of product	Aurora grey

Sim card size	Nano SIM

Battery type	Lithium Ion
Battery capacity	4000.0 mAh
Talk time	13.0 h
Wireless charging	yes
Wireless charging standard	WPC

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LG Wing LG - Editorial Reviews (14)

3.7

Based on 14 reviews

TechRadar

Published: 01.11.2020

LG Wing 5G review

4.0

Swiveling out from one screen to two

LG Wing LG Wing review: A unique flagship smartphone that still has me perplexed

Techaeris

Published: 01.01.2021

LG Wing review: A unique flagship smartphone that still has me perplexed

4.6

Just when I thought I'd seen everything in the mobile smartphone space, the LG Wing swoops in and blows my mind in a good way.

LG Wing LG Wing review: learning to fly, failing to soar

The Verge

Published: 28.10.2020

LG Wing review: learning to fly, failing to soar

3.5

The $999 LG Wing is too expensive for one fun gimmick

LG Wing LG Wing review: An imperfect dual-screen experience

Android Central

Published: 02.03.2021

LG Wing review: An imperfect dual-screen experience

3.0

LG's swivel-display phone is a fun science experiment that falls short of being a compelling overall product.

Ubergizmo

Published: 20.11.2020

LG Wing Review

4.2

The LG Wing is a commercial concept phone that is the first in the LG Explorer series of devices. It maximizes the user experience (UX) for...

LG Wing LG Wing Review: Proof That Phones Can Be Fun Again

WIRED

Published: 28.12.2020

LG Wing Review: Proof That Phones Can Be Fun Again

3.5

This experimental Android phone has a screen that rotates, exposing a second, smaller screen underneath.

LG Wing LG Wing Smartphone Review - An ingenious dual-screen concept?

Notebookcheck

Published: 03.01.2021

LG Wing Smartphone Review - An ingenious dual-screen concept?

4.1

Is the LG Wing an ingenious smartphone concept? We clarify in our review all you need to know before buying the LG smartphone.

LG Wing LG Wing Review: A Solid 5G Phone With A Wild Twist

HotHardware

Published: 03.12.2020

LG Wing Review: A Solid 5G Phone With A Wild Twist

3.8

The LG Wing is a solid mid-range 5G phone with a wild, unique, dual-screen config that enables an array of new use cases.

LG Wing LG Wing review: a flippin’ fun phone

LaptopMag

Published: 06.11.2020

LG Wing review: a flippin’ fun phone

4.0

LG Wing — the world’s first 5G swivel smartphone

LG Wing LG Wing Camera review: Excellent color and solid performance indoors

DXOMARK

Published: 26.01.2021

LG Wing Camera review: Excellent color and solid performance indoors

The LG Wing offers an innovative design for a smartphone and a fairly competent image-quality performance.

stuff.tv/my/

Published: 27.08.2021

LG Wing review | Stuff

Playing swivels advocate

LG Wing LG Wing review: An incredible first try, but a first try nonetheless

Android Authority

Published: 16.11.2021

LG Wing review: An incredible first try, but a first try nonetheless

The LG Wing is a 5G swivel phone with two displays. It's a bold move, but is it actually worth buying and using? This is our LG Wing review.

PCMAG

Published: 02.12.2020

LG Wing 5G Review

3.0

LG's Wing 5G is a unique phone with its double-screen design and cool video-recording modes, but its high weight, low speed, and scant app ecosystem are significant tradeoffs.