TurcoGeekTv · 31/07/2024
Retro review · bought used · camera, battery and software
LG G7 ThinQ is dated in software and selfie camera, but a strong used buy at its price.
Likes- Compact, comfortable design
- Good daytime photos and colour reproduction
- Bright display with good viewing angles
- Strong video recording with stabilisation
- Water and drop resistance, plus dual-band Wi-Fi
Dislikes- Selfie camera is the weakest point
- Battery is far too short
- Android 10 is outdated
- Night photos start to suffer
Duck Clever · 11/01/2024
Personal use review · battery, software and value in 2024
LG G7 ThinQ is recommended for lighter users, though its battery life is a problem that is hard to get around.
Likes- Good IPS screen quality for the price
- Camera quality is strong for a budget phone
- Everyday apps and editing apps run smoothly
- microSD slot adds storage room
Dislikes- Battery lasts only about five hours of screen time
- Power saving mode limits performance a lot
- No recent security patches and an older Android version
Sivar Vlogs 503 · 10/04/2022
Retro review · camera samples and battery notes
LG G7 ThinQ is a good buy in 2022 for its power and cameras, despite weak battery life.
Likes- Realistic camera colours without oversaturation
- Strong camera for a phone of its age
- Complete phone that holds up against current models
Dislikes- Battery life is the main weakness
- Front camera only decent
CiberShop Colombia · 15/04/2021
Hands-on review · battery test and camera overview
LG G7 ThinQ is worthwhile if battery life is not a priority, though its battery is its main weakness.
Likes- Headphone audio is very good
- Good daytime and night camera results
- Fast wired and wireless charging
- Fingerprint sensor is fast and reliable
Dislikes- Battery life is weak, about four hours screen-on
- Face unlock is slow and fails in low light
- Speaker is loud but not high quality
- Front camera does not perform well
GrynTech TV · 04/10/2020
Long-term personal use · more than a year of daily use
LG G7 ThinQ is still a very good choice, especially bought used in good condition, despite its battery and wear.
Likes- Smooth performance for everyday tasks
- Excellent IPS screen with good viewing angles
- Good photo quality
- Loud speaker with strong bass
Dislikes- Battery drains quickly when gaming
- USB-C port failed, so wireless charging is used
- Frame picks up scratches from use
- Newer mid-range phones now match it in several areas
OtaGeek · 31/08/2020
Refurbished buy review · speaker, camera and value check
LG G7 ThinQ is still a strong buy used or refurbished, offering a near high-end experience at a low price.
Likes- Near high-end experience for a refurbished buy
- Complete camera app with portrait mode and 4K video
- Speaker gets louder when placed on a table
- Bright screen with good detail
Dislikes- IPS panel instead of AMOLED
- Notch design seen as undesirable
- Refurbished unit arrived without its original box
Migue Diaz Review · 17/02/2019
Long-term test · two months of daily use
LG G7 ThinQ is a well-rounded phone with great battery and performance, held back mainly by its dated software.
Likes- Battery lasts from morning to night with heavy use
- Performance handles everything without getting hot
- Sound, microphone and screen stand out
- Voice assistant listens reliably wherever you are
Dislikes- The customization layer has barely changed over the years
- Ships with an outdated Android version for its launch year
Canaltech en Español · 22/08/2018
Review · benchmarks, battery test and camera samples
LG G7 ThinQ is a powerful, well-built premium phone whose weak battery and high price are its main drawbacks.
Likes- Compact, light body for its size
- Strong build quality with IP68 water resistance
- Bright display with good pixel density
- Competent, versatile cameras and smooth performance
Dislikes- Battery is a bit weak under continuous use
- Price is considered somewhat high
- Notch and LCD panel instead of AMOLED