LG G8S ThinQ

LG's entire approach with the G8s ThinQ is woefully out of date. It isn't a bad phone for its price, but there are far more polished options out there, including the OnePlus 7T and the lower-priced Asus 6Z (Review) or Xiaomi Redmi K20 Pro (Review). The...

The Indian smartphone market has grown exponentially in the last three to four years. A recent report by IDC suggests that India's smartphone market grew 7.1 per cent year-on-year (YoY) despite the global market falling by six per cent during the same...

The LG G8s ThinQ is a decent phone. But there are better options at this price in the Indian market. A lot has changed since February when this phone was launched.The G8s ThinQ does have a few things going for it. It looks trendy, albeit too shiny. It...

It is tough not to feel sad about LG. The company has over the years brought in so many software innovations in the smartphone space, but does not get taken seriously in a country like India, where it otherwise has great brand recall. The company that...

See, the thing that I keep coming back to with the LG G8S ThinQ is that it very much feels like a flagship smartphone for those who want bells and whistles but don't necessarily want to pay that much more for all the bells & whistles.If - for whatever...

The LG G8S ThinQ smartphone review. Test device courtesy of LG Germany.The LG G8 ThinQ is an intriguing smartphone. Its air-motion gestures offer a glimpse into the future and could provide innovative alternative ways to control the device as the...

The LG G8S ThinQ is a competent flagship smartphone, but when a superior sibling in the LG G8 exists with a better screen, slicker design and new speaker technology you can't help but look past the...