LG has finally unveiled two of its flagship smartphones – LG G7 ThinQ and G7+ ThinQ. The launching event took place in New York and the device comes with a number of interesting features. Powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 845, the 6.1 inched devices runs on Android 8.0 out of the box. Sporting a display ration of 19:5:9, both these devices have got the following features in its kitty – Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0, wireless charging support, IP68 certification, and most importantly AI camera feature.
The extra physical button will be used to trigger virtual assistants. The major difference between G7 ThinQ and G7+ ThinQ is in terms of the size of RAM; while the former has got 4GB RAM variant powering it, the latter has 6GB RAM inside the dock. The device comes in two storage variants – 64GB and 128GB. It can be expanded up to 2TB via microSD. There would be a 16MP primary Super Wide Angle sensor and a 16MP secondary sensor, on the rear side. It would be an 8MP sensor, which will be used for clicking selfies. A 3,000mAh battery meets the power needs of the model. On the initial stage, the device would be made available in South Korea, followed by a global rollout.
