LG - G7 ThinQ for Verizon - 64GB - 6.1in QHD Display - Aurora Black (Renewed)
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Tuesday, May 20
Wireless Provider: Verizon
Color: Black
Memory Storage Capacity: 4 GB
Features
- 6.1in QHD+ 19.5:9 FullVision Super Bright Display (3120 x 1440 / 564ppi)
- 64GB/4GB + MicroSD slot (Up to 2TB)
- 16MP+16MP (Wide angle) rear camera + 8MP front-facing camera | Super bright camera with AI and display Google Assistant physical button
- Boom box speaker - DTS: x 3D Surround
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Brand: LG
Operating System: Android 8.0
Ram Memory Installed Size: 4 GB
CPU Model: Snapdragon
Memory Storage Capacity: 4 GB
Screen Size: 6.1 Inches
Resolution: 1440 x 3120
Model Name: LG G7 ThinQ
Wireless Carrier: Verizon
Cellular Technology: LTE
Product Dimensions: 2.8 x 6 x 0.3 inches
Item Weight: 7.7 ounces
Item model number: SG_B07G2NQ51C_US
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
OS: Android 8.0
RAM: 4 GB
Connectivity technologies: Wi-Fi
Other display features: Wireless
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Scanner Resolution: 1440 x 3120
Other camera features: Rear, Front
Form Factor: Smartphone
Color: Black
Battery Power Rating: 3600
Manufacturer: LG
Date First Available: July 31, 2018
Memory Storage Capacity: 4 GB
Standing screen display size: 6.1 Inches
Ram Memory Installed Size: 4 GB
Battery Capacity: 3000 Milliamp Hours
Weight: 0.22 Kilograms
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Wireless Provider: Verizon
Color: Silver
Memory Storage Capacity: 64 GB
I purchased my LG G7 ThinQ Smartphone new from Verizon in June of 2018. I LOVED the phone because the voice call quality is second to none AND the super brightness feature makes the outdoor view in bright sunlight manageable. Unfortunately, I accidentally dropped my phone several times on my concrete garage floor. From day one, I had a Unicorn Beetle protective case. Recently, I went to clean my phone case and discover I had a cracked back. Nothing major but I depend on my phone for business. Also, my battery was not staying charged very long as I'm a power user (on the phone 10-12 hours 5 days a week. Everything worked flawlessly otherwise including voice quality and cell phone reception. So, I decided to go to UbreakIfix for a new back and a new battery. They had to order the parts with a deposit require in-store. That took about a week to get. Then, I went into the store on a Saturday with my wife. The phone was repaired after two and a half hours of work. To our surprise, the screen (which had no damage) had clouds all over the display and it wouldn't stay connected to my phone network. They said they would order a new screen and install it for free. But, they would have to order a screen and that would take another week. Then, I would have to drop my phone off again. Since my wife and I live 30 minutes away, that's an hour travel time plus two and a half hours for repairs. They offered a refund with their 90 day warranty. Out the door with tax we paid just under $115. If we had to repair the screen, I don't know how much that would have been. A hard lesson learned! We could have bought a refurbished phone that actually works and bought a spare too. Which is our next plan. The refurbished phone was at 50% charge out of the box. It came in a refurbished box with an aftermarket white wall phone charger (2.0A) and USB-C chaging cable. That means it supports Quick Charge technology like the original! The phone had NO scratches or issues whatsover. It came with protective cover on the screen, like it did when it was new. I followed the instructions from Verizon on changing to a new device. You need to back up to the Verizon Cloud or a Google Gmail account first. Also, you'll need to swap your SIM card and your SD card (if equipped) from your old phone, requiring a paper clip or safety pin (not included). With the backup, changing device research and step-by-step process, and making sure both phones were fully charged took under two hours. I was NOT able to retain my apps or the customized home screen. So, that requires a little bit of retweaking (about 30-45 minutes). Voice was is exceptional and the battery life is just as good as when my original was brand new. All in all, I have had ZERO issues and was able to get back up to speed again. My advice: Get the best phone case and screen protector you can. Buy a back-up phone in case you need it. My local Verizon store no longer offers replacements but Verizon supports the LG G7 ThinQ. Even with two phones (around $340.77 with tax plus a phone case), you just can't beat it! The alternative is to get something current and new that is equivalent from Verizon or online. That will cost you though. New competitive phones run about $750 each. Again, two phones is the way to go if you depend on your phone like I do and want to ensure you have minimal downtime. The experience I had with cell phone repair was not a great one...you just can't trust your device will be fixed correctly. My wife felt nervous about receiving a refurbished phone. I'm sure some others somewhere "might" have had some issues. However, my experience has been a blessing! So, I really recommend this solution. It was affordable (all things considered) and saves your valuable time (you can activate your phone without having to go into a Verizon store at all). I really did NOT want to upgrade to any other new phone. I really LOVE my LG G7 ThinQ and now I can keep using this platform (until they no longer support the device at Verizon or technology changes so much that it no longer makes sense to keep it).
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2021 by Scott A. Carpenter
Wireless Provider: Verizon
Color: Black
Memory Storage Capacity: 4 GB
The phone arrived in great shape and functions well in my wifi only environment.
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024 by Cyber830
Wireless Provider: Verizon
Color: Silver
Memory Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Initial review (will update after using for a bit) 1. Iffy packing by the look of it. phone was able to rattle around in box, not secured. BUT - nothing was scratched, and nothing seemed out of order or injured. So I guess don't judge a book by it's cover. 2. No manual. No OEM rapid charger. Charger was a rather generic standard charger with no name brand to indicate even a 3rd party seller, but it does seem to work fine...so far. It is not a rapid charger, but I have heard that rapid charging a phone can eventually lower battery life, so maybe this is good in the end? 3. Sticky substance on phone when taken out of package. This was able to be wiped off, and after cleaning I found no scratches or any other problem. Once clean it looked like it was right out of the original box when new. 4. Loaded all my apps and all the customizations I like to have, and it seems to be working fine. Apps load quick enough, and I can't tell that there's lag. A couple of the games I use are 3D heavy, or are graphic heavy, and the G7 seems to be handling them just fine. Not finding any over-heating issues, as well. So far it seems like this is going to be a solid purchase. I'll be testing battery life today to see how it holds up, but so far that is the only thing I am unsure of. If the battery holds up, then the initial thought is that this was a very good purchase, and worth recommending to others. FYI - Read the description. The seller is very transparent about it being locked to the Verizon network. This is not a problem for me, since that is the network I use. If not.....the seller has warned you! OK UPDATE TO REVIEW FOR SHORT TERM USE: Started use on Tuesday, it's now Saturday. 1. The battery is deplorable. Period. At first I thought.....oh this is a used phone, maybe the seller gave me a something that wasn't tested, etc. I searched several reviews, though, and it seems someone at LG either had a really bad day, and put in a horrible battery on purpose, or a typo that meant to say 3500mah battery and accidentally put 3000mah battery. Maybe it was a decision everyone agreed on. IDK, but wow LG really screwed the pooch on this one! I have a smart watch attached, do some gaming with relatively heavy graphic use games (not hardcore - it's King's Raid and Summoner's War), I let a few services run in the background, and I message and check social media on a fairly regular basis. With my use I can get through a workday ( I don't do very much gaming at work), but I am looking for a charger the moment I get home. Again, I don't think this is the seller's problem, this is squarely on LG, and they messed up! This is supposed to be a flagship, or very near flagship, level of phone =/ 2. Overall use (other than battery life) has been very good. No hiccups at all. No frozen screen, no need to have to power cycle for some weird reason. I've seen on another LG phone that they have a mode for gaming that lowers screen brightness and puts the phone almost in a semi-standby mode to allow the game to run. I like this feature, and with as horrible as the battery is, it is a must! Thoughts after a few days use - Very good quality phone, the exception being the battery. If you have easy and regular access to chargers at home and work, then maybe the battery might affect you much. The build quality of the rest of the phone is very good. IMO, it is a very good looking phone, if that is something you look for. If the battery was better, this would be a top notch phone. I am going to keep the phone, but I am currently looking for one of those battery cases that has a battery built into the case itself. UPDATE TO INITIAL REVIEW 11/0219: Ok, so I've had it for a few months now. Battery is still iffy, but I changed screen brightness to 70% and no longer have to worry so much. The trade off is it's just about impossible to see the screen outside in full sunlight. Still a phone worth having, with the drawback of the battery. Still worth the buy after long time use.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2019 by Russell
Wireless Provider: Verizon
Color: Silver
Memory Storage Capacity: 64 GB
In every category, this is a terrific phone, especially, now that it is out of production and very affordably priced. Someone at LG had a dream for a line of phones which became the G series, and did everything basically right (including being so affordable, even when new, that they made competitors uncomfortable) but were completely unique in including well tuned and engineered for true audiophile sound quality. As such, they never did make a profit, and were discontinued, but they used top of the line Cirrus DAC ships, improved on the front and back ends by partners (in this case, Meridian) to provide not only full function with typical audiophile formats, but also high resolution files (e.g. 96-24, 176-24, etc.). And the result is shockingly good. You can store up to 4 Terabytes of music, enough for a long trip or a giant collection! If this interests you, it can make your high res audio player or players obsolete. Or just provide a remarkable portable supplement, along with headphones, when you are away from home.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2021 by NCBreeze