Customer Ratings & Reviews

After using it for the past year, I still love it.

Love it, by far the best phone I have had. Price was awesome.

Nice change from the same old Samsung. Not saying it is better but pretty much has everything that the Samsung S8 offers just not as many useless gadgets that most don't use anyway. Would highly recommend.

This is a great G7 smartphone from LG. I got it on a good deal so it was definitely worth it for me.

Definitely an upgrade on the LGs phone. Camera takes great photos

It's fast, responsive, plenty of storage, good battery life.

1st LG in awhile and I am quite satisfied. Very intuitive device

Everything you can expect from a modern phone and more!

Upgraded from LG4 to this. Easy and no complaints. Excellent UI and sound. Love it so far.

Like the phone a lot, good size, easy to navigate. Just what I was looking for.

I'm an Android sort of person, and this time around I moved beyond Samsung to go for an LG G7 ThinQ cell phone. Saved a few hundred dollars and still got a device that's smarter than I am. What's not to like. Very satisfied.

Nice display, fast processor, and apps are snappy.

Went to this from an LG G5. It has some of the things that were lacking on the G6 (notification lights), and overall is a great upgrade. Love the LG products, and really have no complaints with this one.

It's a powerful phone with a good quality picture and easy handling

My wife's phone died suddenly. It was an LG and we wanted to replace it with another LG because of our great experience with LG phones. The G7 fit our needs perfectly for size and capability. Plus, the buying experience was fantastic. Thank you Enas!

It is not the greatest phone. My wife had galaxsy s8, but kids broke it so I bought this since my wife not using full of s8. It is a phone to take pictures, use some simple apps like WhatsApp, nice shape and screen quality but it is not like iPhone or galaxsy

I generally am not one to leave reviews. However, I found this one warranted. LG has made an excellent device with the G7 thinQ. I generally swap phones about every 3 months because I am a technophile. I love trying out new hardware as much as possible. This is the first device I have used in a while that stands out to me. Pros: Using the new microLED tech LG has made the best looking non-oled display I've ever used. Performance is equal to all other snapdragon 845 devices on the market. Battery easily lasted me through a long day. Camera is good but doesn't excel beyond what the pixel 2 and galaxy s9/s9+ offers. The wide angle lens is much more useful than the telescopic lens samsung offers though. Speakers - although its a single bottom firing speaker LG was not joking about the volume and quality it can produce. quad dac and headphone jack Cons LG Stock keyboard and messaging app is garbage. I replaced them immediately with gboard and messages by google. Coming from the S9+ this is a refreshing phone to use. It was always quick, comfortable to hold, and not nearly as slippery. I am indifferent about the notch however they did implement the software around it well. The fingerprint sensor is slightly slower than other flagships but seemed more accurate. It was able to correctly get my finger even with oils/dirt/liquids on it. Overall, I would recommend this device over the samsung s9+ and put it on par with the Pixel 2 xl in terms of usability and attention to detail. I purchased this on sale for $25/m ($600) and that is an excellent price for this device.

Thin, light weight. Great battery time, great rrsolution

Great phone, lots of apps to make it like my Moto lifestyle, i liked swiping up to see apps I didn't want on my screen, an app fixed that. It's loud on speaker.nonly downside is OtterBox case didn't have built in plastic/glass.

Everything works as expected. This version is noticeably more narrow. As a result, the keyboard is smaller and creates more errors when you have short fat fingers like I do. You can enlarge the keyboard on your screen but then it takes up too much room.