LG V40 ThinQ

• Pros
• • Gorgeous display
  • Stunning design
  • Capable cameras
• Cons
• • Gaming performance isn't the best
  • Selfie cameras could've been better
  • Outdated software

• Verdict

The LG V40 ThinQ ticks most boxes for a premium flagship, including a gorgeous display, stunning design, capable cameras, and a day-long battery life. That said, it feels slightly overpriced for its asking price of Rs 50K, especially considering you can get the G7+ ThinQ – which, crudely put, is basically the same phone - for Rs 20K less. Add to that the smartphone`s outdated software, subpar gaming performance, and the fact that newer devices with better SoCs are just around the corner, the V40 Th... Read Full Verdict  

The LG V40 ThinQ ticks most boxes for a premium flagship, including a gorgeous display, stunning design, capable cameras, and a day-long battery life. That said, it feels slightly overpriced for its asking price of Rs 50K, especially considering you can get the G7+ ThinQ – which, crudely put, is basically the same phone - for Rs 20K less. Add to that the smartphone`s outdated software, subpar gaming performance, and the fact that newer devices with better SoCs are just around the corner, the V40 ThinQ doesn`t come across as a steal, as some of its predecessors did. In fact, LG`s next flagship, the G8 ThinQ is expected to be unveiled in just a few days, but it`s anyone`s guess when it`ll make its way to India.If the brand can bring the cost of the V40 ThinQ down, it would make for a worthy daily driver for most. Hopefully, the price of the phone would come down in some time, or maybe they`ll be some deals available on it soon. As things stand currently, I feel that the LG V40 ThinQ has come a little too late, at a price which isn`t too competitive to make an impact in the Indian market.