LG V35 ThinQ

11 reviews

Nov, 2024

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 11 reviews of LG V35 ThinQ. The average rating for this product is 4.1/5, compared to an average rating of 4.1/5 for other Cell phones for all reviews. Reviewers are impressed by the connectivity and battery. The design and screen are also appreciated. Many are less positive about the camera.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Cell phones the LG V35 ThinQ is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 86/100 = Very good quality.

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Expert review by : Cameron Faulkner (techradar.com)

Hands on: LG V35 ThinQ review

LG's 2017 do-it-all phone takes yet another victory lap

Improved camera performance ; Fast Snapdragon 845 and 6GB of RAM ; Works with Google’s Project Fi

Not available outside of the US ; Same phone design for the third time

For first-time buyers, the V35 ThinQ looks to be a sizeable improvement on one of LG’s best phones. But it may not stack up against the coming onslaught in late 2018.

Jun, 2018

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Expert review by : Lynn La (cnet.co.uk)

LG V35 ThinQ coming to AT&T for $900, available June 8

You can preorder one of LG's most expensive phones starting on Friday.

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Expert review by : Julian Chokkattu (digitaltrends.com)

LG V35 ThinQ hands-on review

The LG V35 packs fast hardware, but borrows its design and camera from other LG phones.

Beautiful OLED display ; Sleek design ; Handy wide-angle camera ; Speedy software

A.I. Cam isn’t useful ; Has older version of Gorilla Glass ; Only on AT&T and Project Fi

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Expert review by : Lynn La (cnet.com)

LG V35 ThinQ review: A worthy Galaxy S9 Plus competitor doesn't quite get there

As LG's highest-end phone, the V35 ThinQ has a gorgeous display, water resistance and a headphone jack. But it can't quite catch the S9 Plus.

The super fast LG V35 ThinQ is water resistant, has a headphone jack, a brilliant OLED screen and a long-lasting battery.

The phone is LG's priciest to date and its AI camera features still need work.

The Galaxy S9 Plus just edges out the LG V35 ThinQ and is only $15 more on AT&T. But get the V35 ThinQ over the slower Pixel 2 XL.

Jul, 2018

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Expert review by : Ajay Kumar (pcmag.com)

LG V35 ThinQ

The LG V35 ThinQ will appeal to anyone looking for a slightly larger take on the G7, but it doesn't represent much of a leap forward from its predecessor, the V30.

Crisp, bright, and notch-free OLED screen. AI-powered rear camera with wide-angle lens.

A little wide to grip comfortably. Not a huge upgrade over the V30.

Bottom Line: The LG V35 ThinQ will appeal to anyone looking for a slightly larger take on the G7, but it doesn't represent much of a leap forward from its predecessor, the V30.

May, 2018

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Expert review by : Lynn La (cnet.com.au)

LG V35 ThinQ review: A worthy Galaxy S9 Plus competitor doesn't quite get there

As LG's highest-end phone, the V35 ThinQ has a gorgeous display, water resistance and a headphone jack. But it can't quite catch the S9 Plus.

The super fast LG V35 ThinQ is water resistant, has a headphone jack, a brilliant OLED screen and a long-lasting battery.

The phone is LG's priciest to date and its AI camera features still need work.

The Galaxy S9 Plus just edges out the LG V35 ThinQ and is only $15 more on AT&T. But get the V35 ThinQ over the slower Pixel 2 XL.

Jul, 2018

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Expert review by : Corey Gaskin (phonearena.com)

LG V35 ThinQ Review

We decided to give you a full assessment of LG's latest in the V35 ThinQ to see just where the bar is right now for LG and its current high-end, flagship competition.

Gorgeous, no notch display ; Buttery smooth, swift performance ; Feature-rich camera and video-recording – even AI can sometimes be useful

AI Camera is often little more than a filter for style ; High price for a phone anticipating its proper successor in a matter of weeks

Jul, 2018

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Expert review by : Adam Ismail (tomsguide.com)

LG V35 ThinQ Review: Here We Go Again

As an upgrade to LG's "other" flagship, the V35 is a serviceable smartphone. It is as powerful as its contemporaries, has a solid OLED display, and maintains a featherweight edge-to-edge design that doesn't feel as overengineered as your typical...

Lightweight, minimalist design ; Good OLED screen ; Great performance

Subpar battery life ; Limited storage ; Disappointing AI cameras ; Expensive ; Limited to two carriers

LG has remixed the remix of its fall flagship. But are beefier specs enough to earn the company's latest V-series offering another look?

Nov, 2018