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LG V35 ThinQ review

2018-06-29
in addition to the g7 flagship the v35 thin queue is another high-end phone from LG available on US carriers AT&T and Google project five for $900 it competes against ultra premium phones like the Samsung Galaxy S 9 plus and the Google pixel to excel the V 35 thin queue is a half step update of the previous two v30 phones and features a faster processor more RAM and better cameras it looks nearly identical to the g7 but with key differences it doesn't have a black notch nor a physical Google Assistant button its fingerprint reader on the back doubles as a power button to lastly it has an OLED screen while the g7 has an LCD display that means blacks look especially dark and inky on the v35 but it's also not as bright as a g7 and whites don't look as brilliantly white but other than that the phone retains many of the same convenient design features like a headphone jack and water resistance you can dunk it in up to three feet of water for 30 minutes and it won't conk out the v35 has 260 megapixel cameras on the back one is a standard lens and the other is a wide-angle which lets you capture more content in each frame the camera also has an AI feature that can identify and categorize images like a cityscape for example it'll then auto adjust the camera settings accordingly and suggests filters three to one overall the v35 takes excellent shots though the pixel to excel is better in low light and portrait mode pictures from the v35 were sharp and vibrant in our lab preliminary testing for continuous video playback on airplane mode yielded more than 15 hours of usage that doesn't edge out the galaxy s 9 plus is nearly 17 hour average but it does exceed the pixel to excels 14 hour time the V 35 is a great phone and it matches the galaxy s 9 plus nearly spec by spec however the s 9 plus is only 15 dollars more on AT&T and it has a slightly bigger battery and screen and software goodies like iris scanning and Bixby as for the pixel to excel it takes better pictures than the V 35 even though it came out last year but if you need a new phone right now and can't wait for the rumored pixel 3 in October the $50 more you'll hand over to project 5 for the V 35 is worth it to future-proof your phone with a newer and much faster processor you
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