LG G7 ThinQ

Alphr | Jonathan Bray

In short, the LG G7 is a great phone at a very reasonable price.

NDTV Gadgets | Roydon Cerejo

Barring these little niggles, LG seems to have thrown everything but the kitchen sink into the G7+ ThinQ, and from a pure value point of view, it's really hard to beat.

Android Authority | Lanh Nguyen

LG deserves more attention from consumers and if you haven't considered an LG device in the past, the LG G7 ThinQ wouldn't be a bad place to start.

CNET UK | Lynn La

The LG G7 ThinQ is a really good phone, but one that fails to distinguish itself from more compelling offerings from Samsung, OnePlus and Google.

Ubergizmo | Hubert Nguyen

"Show and Sound" has been one of the slogans for the LG G-Series, and it is true once again.

MobileTechTalk | Craig Bradshaw

It didn't quite live up to the hype for me, but it did deliver something I have been searching for. It's a unique, solidly built, quality device, that not many people out there carry.

SlashGear | JC Torres

The LG G7 ThinQ is a pretty difficult smartphone to judge. LG has definitely made yet another solid and commendable smartphone but only sales figures will prove if its gamble truly paid off this time.

VentureBeat | Kyle L Wiggers

LG pitched the G7 ThinQ's AI as its differentiating feature. But it clearly isn't ready for prime time.

AnandTech | Andrei Frumusanu

For me the G7 just feels like a phone that has been rushed out and the designers just didn't get to polish the details out.

Mobile Syrup | Ted Kritsonis

LG produced a solid shooter in the G7, except it didn't innovate in a significant way.

T3 | Robert Jones

LG G7 ThinQ is a well-executed Android flagship that should appeal to fans of the iPhone X aesthetic, top-level audio credentials, and interesting applications of AI.

Expert Reviews | Edward Munn

A return to form, the LG G7 offers excellent all-around performance at a reasonable price.

Wired | Jeffrey Van Camp

...it's comparable to Samsung's Galaxy S9 and every bit as good in the ways that count.

What Hi-Fi?

There's no doubt this phone is pointing the way to a futurist, connected tomorrow - but while it trumps the competition in certain areas, it has yet to truly spark the imagination.

Trusted Reviews | Max Parker

It feels like a device that could easily be the phone to buy in 2018 if LG had spent a bit more time finessing the product.

Stuff | Andrew Williams

The LG G7 ThinQ is one of the best ways to get a top-end phone that doesn't cost so much it'll make your bank account crumble to dust.

phoneArena | Nick Todorov

It is worth owning for the awesome wide-angle camera, for the large and bright display, for the fast Snapdragon 845 chip, and for the extra-loud Boombox speaker.

Phone Scoop | Eric M. Zeman

If you're in the market for something a little bit different, the G7 ThinQ has unique features that make it worth your consideration.

PC Mag | Sasha Segan

The G7 ThinQ hits the latest phone trends and includes signature LG features like a wide-angle camera and audiophile-quality sound.

NotebookCheck | Daniel Schmidt

The LG G7 ThinQ is an impressive smartphone from a technical point of view. However, it does little to distinguish itself from a saturated market, with its high price representing an obstacle for tempting potential buyers away from choosing other flagships.

AndroidPit | Hans-Georg Kluge

But that also means: If you don't care much about a smartphone camera, the LG G7 is a completely successful smartphone.

Android Headlines | Nick Sutrich

LG's G7 ThinQ is a step in the right direction in many ways but ultimately feels like a step back from the excellent V30 and V30S ThinQ.

TechnoBuffalo | Brandon Russell

Sure, the device is fast, and it looks pretty, but as a phone competing in the upper echelon, it falls short of phone likes the Galaxy S9 and iPhone X.

Mashable | Raymond Wong

LG's G7 ThinQ is a good alternative to the Galaxy S9 or iPhone X, but it has nothing outstanding that takes it to new heights.

Neowin | Rich Woods

LG's G7 ThinQ has a lot of potential and it has some great features, but they don't seem very well implemented. Ultimately, it's still a great device.

The Inquirer | Lee Bell

We definitely think it's worth paying a little extra for a more expensive flagship from a competitor and having a wider range of features at your fingertips.

Digital Trends | Julian Chokkattu

The LG G7 ThinQ is a very good phone, but it will fly under the radar because it doesn't have any standout feature.

Tom's Guide | Caitlin McGarry

The G7 is a fine phone. But it's not a must-buy.

TechRadar | Abbas Jaffar Ali, Matt Swider

The LG G7 ThinQ is an unsurprising, risk-averse smartphone that's meant to be smart, not flashy. It has an AI-powered camera, loud 'Boombox' speaker, and a bright 6.1-inch display. It's a reasonable, but not monumental upgrade over the LG G6.

PCWorld | Michael Simon

LG has far too many flagship phones for sale, and there isn't a whole lot to make the G7 stand out in LG's own lineup, let alone a crowded Android field.

Android Central | Alex Dobie

The G7 makes most sense as an on-contract buy for someone who just wants a decent, small-ish phone with an emphasis on audio, and some neat camera features to play around with.

The Verge | Chris Welch

If LG was hoping to blaze a new path and revitalize its mobile division with the G7 ThinQ, I don't think this is going to get the job done. The trouble really started with that name. There are definitely people who will buy this phone for its fun cameras and amazing audio. They'll be happy. But this isn't something grand reinvention. The G7 is iterative, looks like an iPhone, and its battery life needs improving.