LG G8s ThinQ

• Pros
• • Great display
  • 3.5mm audio interface and powerful speakers
  • Reliable performance
  • A day's worth of battery backup
• Cons
• • The presence of notch
  • Hand ID and motion gestures are gimmicky
  • Camera quality doesn't match the competition

• Verdict

The LG G8s ThinQ isn`t a regular phone. At a time when brands like Samsung and OnePlus are continuing to churn out powerful flagships one after the other, and companies like ASUS and Redmi (and most recently, Realme) trying to break into this segment, the Korean giant`s offering is unique in many ways.That means it`s up against some compelling options, with the OnePlus 7T (review) easily being the preferred choice for anyone looking for an all-round offering south of Rs 40k. Then there`s ASUS ROG Phone II... Read Full Verdict  

The LG G8s ThinQ isn`t a regular phone. At a time when brands like Samsung and OnePlus are continuing to churn out powerful flagships one after the other, and companies like ASUS and Redmi (and most recently, Realme) trying to break into this segment, the Korean giant`s offering is unique in many ways.That means it`s up against some compelling options, with the OnePlus 7T (review) easily being the preferred choice for anyone looking for an all-round offering south of Rs 40k. Then there`s ASUS ROG Phone II (review) and nubia Red Magic 3s (first impressions), which will entice gamers. And if you consider more options, you`ll find the Realme X2 Pro (review) and ASUS 6Z (review) also being powerful devices, available at more affordable price points.All said and done, LG`s G8s ThinQ may not be for everyone, but if you do want to stand out from the crowd, and are an audiophile, then you do need to keep the handset in your shortlist. More importantly, if you find a good deal on it or if there`s a price cut, then it would definitely be worth a close look.