LG G8X Unlocked Smartphone with Dual Screen Accessory – 6/128 GB – Aurora Black (US Warranty) – Verizon, T–Mobile, Sprint, Boost, Metro (Universal Compatibility) (LMG850QM7X.AUSABK)
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- Ultimate multi-tasking with the LG Dual Screen
- 32 MP Front Camera
- 136 Ultra-Wide and 78 Standard Rear Cameras
- Balanced Stereo Sound; 32 bit Hi-Fi Quad DAC
- Longer-Lasting 4, 000 mAh Battery
- Free second-year limited coverage on top of the manufacturers first-year limited
Description
Work, play & multi-task like never on a stunning Dual 6.4” OLED display phone featuring our ultra-widest 136˚ and standout 32 MP cameras.
Brand: LG
Operating System: Android
Ram Memory Installed Size: 6 GB
CPU Model: Snapdragon
Memory Storage Capacity: 6 GB
Screen Size: 6.4 Inches
Resolution: 2340 x 1080
Model Name: LG G8X ThinQ– Unlocked SMARTPHONE – 128 GB – Aurora Black (US Warranty) – Verizon, AT&T, T–Mobile, Sprint, Boost, Cricket, & Metro (Universal Compatibility) See more
Wireless Carrier: Unlocked
Cellular Technology: 4G
Product Dimensions: 0.33 x 2.98 x 6.27 inches
Item Weight: 6.7 ounces
Item model number: LMG850QM7X.AUSABK
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
OS: Android
RAM: 128 GB
Connectivity technologies: Bluetooth
GPS: True
Special features: Stereo Speakers, On-Screen Fingerprint Sensor, 4K Time Lapse, Dual Screen, DTSX 3D Surround & 32-Bit Hi-Fi Quad Dac
Display technology: OLED
Other display features: Wireless
Human Interface Input: Touchscreen
Scanner Resolution: 2340 x 1080
Other camera features: Front
Audio Jack: USB Type C
Form Factor: Smartphone
Color: BK
Battery Power Rating: 4000
Phone Talk Time: 12 Hours
Whats in the box: Charging Dongle, SIM Tray Opener, Phone, Data Cable, Quick Start Guide
Manufacturer: LG
Date First Available: November 12, 2019
Memory Storage Capacity: 6 GB
Standing screen display size: 6.4 Inches
Ram Memory Installed Size: 6 GB
Battery Capacity: 4000 Milliamp Hours
Weight: 6.7 Ounces
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Top Amazon Reviews
I don't know what is up with all the negative reviews but I find the phone is extremely versatile and useful. This phone is meant for multitasking not to make your screen bigger. If you want a big combine screen go get the Note Fold. I love this phone so far in term of practical uses. Beside, when I don't want the dual screen, I can easily fold down one screen or even remove it completely. If you do a lot of multitasking (email, Excel, research, etc.) this phone is a dream. If you just want to watch video on a huge screen then this is not. One thing LG can improve on this phone is adding the Face Unlocked option, i hate the built in fingerprint as it's only works 80% of the time. Also LG if you read this, PLEASE change the side button into an ON/OFF button for the second screen. I find it's more useful than to bring up the Google search.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2019 by TD
This is a really nice phone and I think LG put a lot of thought and care into making this product. However, LG falls short once again, and I think they could have done better. The phone is unlocked and I popped in my T-Mobile sim card and had no issues. I got 4G LTE reception immediately. No fuss at all. Yes, it has VoLTE (voice over LTE), wifi calling, and HD voice. I personally prefer the carrier branded phone, but T-Mobile is NOT carrying this and may never. This was truly a missed opportunity for them. Given they passed on the Samsung Fold, they needed an LG flagship for holiday 2019, and a device to stand out from the crowd, but they failed miserably by not carrying this device. Currently, this is only available on AT&T, Sprint, and unlocked. Now, I like the LG user interface (UI) and wish they would have taken more care in revamping their UI to cater to large screens. As we all know, phone screens keep getting larger and larger. This makes one handed use even more challenging. To solve for this problem, the Samsung One UI semi fixes this problem by shifting all apps and menu options down to the bottom of the screen (not all apps, just some). This makes it easy for one handed use. Of course, that is Samsung specific and only on Samsung phones. However, I think LG should consider doing something similar, and making their own UI even better. One thing that drove me insane is a lot of smartphone makers have their own proprietary text messaging app. Samsung has it, LG has it, and the iPhone has it. For some reason, I guess because this is unlocked, LG decided to NOT include their proprietary text messaging app in this phone. Why? I have no clue. Their messaging app is great. It has so many customization options. One can customize the text message app wallpaper, fonts, size of files received, quality of images received, etc. Given the proprietary Google/Android text messaging app is preinstalled, and can be downloaded from the Google Playstore at any time for FREE, it was a big mistake on LG’s part to omit their own LG app. Consumers could easily download the Google/Android proprietary one from the store, at any time if they wanted to. Not sure why anyone would. If I wanted pure Android, I would have gotten a Google Pixel. I can’t stand pure Android. It is the most boring software on the face of this planet. It is only good when Samsung, LG, and HTC put their own skins on it. Once again, why did LG do this and leave out their own text messaging app? NO CLUE! It is included on the AT&T and Sprint versions. So much for giving consumers options. They didn’t even include their own LG calendar app which is great! LG, if you are reading this: PLEASE GIVE CONSUMERS OPTIONS. I don’t know what their mobile division was thinking. Why would they naturally assume Google makes good, or better apps? I understand it is Android, but it doesn’t mean everything Google does is PERFECT. In fact, a lot of Google apps are downright dull, boring, and unintuitive! Many of their apps haven’t gone through a redesign in years. I like Samsung, LG, and HTC’s skin overlay on top of the Android UI. It is what makes them special because Samsung, LG, and HTC offer dual apps. Aside from that, everything else runs really great and I have some minor complaints. See my list below: Pros: 1. Nice large 6.4 inch AMOLED screen. Truly beautiful. 1080P only, but that is OK. 2. Dual Dolby ATMOS speakers for truly loud sound (About time. No more single speaker) 3. 4G LTE (A must in 2019 and any year after 2009) 4. Unlocked and super easy to use 5. Nice LG UI 6. Big 4,000 MAH battery (Should last 2 days) 7. 3.5MM headphone jack for wired earphones 8. Dual cameras (standard and wide angle lens) 9. Dual screen setup 10. Special LG browser (whale browser) to utilize dual screen when web browsing 11. Wifi Calling and Voice over LTE and HD Voice (for Crystal clear sound) 12. Wireless charging 13. Fast Charger included 14. Quick charge 3.0 15. Can wirelessly charge with dual screen attached 16. In display fingerprint scanner 17. Phone can go solo anytime or attach and go dual screen 18. Dual screen case is fake leather, but it provides the case with grip so it doesn’t slip 19. No notch. Tear drop front facing camera. 20. Hifi QDAC for high quality audio on music files when headphone jack is connected 21. Swype keyboard installed (but has to be turned on) Cons: 1. No 5G 2. Menu system should be updated to make one handed use easier for large screen phones 3. 5,000 MAH battery would be good 4. Should really be triple camera setup like the LG V40 (standard, wide angle, and telephoto lens) 5. LG UI lacks common LG apps like LG messaging and LG calendar (Really LG?) Had I known, I would have NOT purchased this phone. 6. Dual screen can make the phone a tad larger, but it is manageable 7. Dual screen case is very square and LG should make rounded edges to take away the appearance of a larger body 8. Only certain apps have dual screen use at the moment 9. Wish the bend portion was closer together so the screens are closer together 10. No T-Mobile jingle ringtone 11. No dedicated LG Video player app. Yes, I can use it via the LG Gallery, but like having both separate. 12. Wish it was a QHD display or 4K display, but 1080P is perfectly fine and more than enough 13. Dual screen stops once phone battery drops below 15% (Should be used till it goes to 0%)
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Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2019 by Always Samsung
Here is my review of the LG G8X ThinQ: I have had this phone for a month now and while I have had some minor frustrations with the LG G8X ThinQ...the pros far outweigh the cons. The phone itself is beautiful and sleek, constructed of front (Gorilla Glass 6), back (Gorilla Glass 5), and an aluminum frame. The battery has been ample to get me through my daily tasks and still have power to spare when I get home. The sound is great...I prefer to use wired head phones to take advantage of the LG 32Bit Hi-Fi Quad DAC & DTS: X Virtual Surround. There is plenty of storage with 128 GB internal capacity, but I also added a 1TB microSD card to allow for additional storage of large graphic files for work. While at first I had to invent things to use the second screen for, now I use it every day to multi-task between social media apps...copy & paste is so easy, no constant switching of apps...I love the second screen. Using the second screen does add some heft to the overall device weight, but it was very easy to adjust to the change. The major item of concern is the in-display fingerprint sensor. It is far from accurate, requires more force than a traditional physical finger print sensor & often does not recognize my finger print at all. There have been multiple times I have had to delete and re-enter my finger print completely...which still did not solve the problem. It seems to be more of an issues after the phone sits for a long period of time between uses OR after the phone has been powered off for a period of time. Hopefully LG will correct this with future software updates. Everything considered, I am very happy with the LG G8X ThinQ. It provides more screen space for use without the $2000+ price tags of other phones. It has a solid performing specs well above some flagship phone that cost twice as much. It is great for all of my business and personal needs. (I'll update this review later with additional thoughts!) PROS: - Affordable two screen solution for multi-tasking, watching media or gaming. - Top notch chipset the 855 Snapdragon & 6GB of ram...perfect for whatever you need to do. - 6.4-inch screens with Full HD+ OLED display (2,340 x 1,080 resolution). - Phone comes in one storage size of 128GB, expandable up to 2TB with microSD. - 4,000 mAh battery provides ample charge for single or dual screen use. - Has a 3.5mm head phone jack to take advantage of the LG 32Bit Hi-Fi Quad DAC & DTS: X Virtual Surround. - Has Fast Charging QC 4.0 + Wireless Charging CONS: - In-display fingerprint sensor is far from accurate. - Second screen is great, but adds additional bulk/weight to an already hefty phone. - Limited apps to take full advantage of the dual screen, at this point
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2020 by Brian Huffer