LG G8X ThinQ
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Performance
(Very Good)
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Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 |
Octa core (2.84 GHz, Single Core + 2.42 GHz, Tri core + 1.8 GHz, Quad core) |
6 GB RAM |
Display
(Best In Class)
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Main Display
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Cover Display
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Rear Camera
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(Very Good)
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Dual Camera Setup
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LED Flash |
4k @60fps Video Recording |
Front Camera
(Excellent)
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32 MP |
4k @30 fps Video Recording |
Battery
(Very Good)
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4000 mAh |
Quick Charging v3.0; USB Type-C port |
General
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SIM1: Nano, SIM2: Nano (Hybrid) |
5G Not Supported |
128 GB Storage, Expandable upto 2 TB |
Dust Resistant, Water Resistant |
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Expert Review Summary
Expert Rating:
3.5/5
3.5/5
- Pros
- Dual-screen is useful
- Still has a 32-bit Hi-Fi DAC for audiophiles
- Software experience is great
- Cons
- Needs more apps to support dual-screen functionali
- Isn`t very impressive as a standalone device
- Battery is not up to the mark
- Becomes bulky with the dual-screen
- Verdict
As a standalone device without the dual-display case, the G8X is a reasonably well-rounded flagship phone which checks all the basic needs from a high-end smartphone. On the other hand, for a price of Rs 50,000, the phone falls short of many of the features that a OnePlus 7T (review), a ROG Phone 2 (review) or a Realme X2 Pro (review) offer, such as faster charging, high refresh-rate displays, and more. Throw in the included dual-screen display into the mix and things get a bit confusing.We must bring into the picture exactly how useful this double screen really is. With limited app support fo... Read Full Verdict
As a standalone device without the dual-display case, the G8X is a reasonably well-rounded flagship phone which checks all the basic needs from a high-end smartphone. On the other hand, for a price of Rs 50,000, the phone falls short of many of the features that a OnePlus 7T (review), a ROG Phone 2 (review) or a Realme X2 Pro (review) offer, such as faster charging, high refresh-rate displays, and more. Throw in the included dual-screen display into the mix and things get a bit confusing.We must bring into the picture exactly how useful this double screen really is. With limited app support for the secondary display and a bulky size which drains your battery at a high rate, it becomes pertinent to ask the question whether this phone`s dual-screen functionality really that necessary? Does it outweigh the discomfort, which, believe me, is considerable, of carrying around this hunk of a device? I think not.Very few apps currently support the dual-screen functionality and the ones that do are not the ones you will be using very often. While I admit to the ease of multi-tasking on the device, you cannot drag a split-screen app to the second display, which is ridiculous. The LG G8X is creating solutions with the dual-display but the problems it is addressing are non-existent. I guess it is fun for a while sporting a dual-display smartphone, and for sure some heads will turn. But over a long term use-case, at least for a person like me who uses his phone for social media, gaming, watching videos and listening to music, the OnePlus 7T, costing nearly two thirds the price, is a much more suitable option.
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LG G8X ThinQ Key Highlights
Processor | Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 |
RAM & Storage | 6 GB RAM + 128 GB |
Display | 6.4", 1080 x 2340 Resolution |
Rear Camera | 12 MP + 13 MP |
Front Camera | 32 MP |
Battery | 4000 mAh |
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