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LG G8 ThinQ review

Posted on April 10, 2019 By Jarvis

You have to hand it to LG for trying. While LG was launching its LG G8 ThinQ ($830 at AT&T Wireless) flagship phone, its biggest rival Samsung announced five (!) Galaxy phones, including a 5G-enabled model and the headline-stealing Galaxy Fold. But the biggest threat to the G8 isn’t next-gen data speeds or fancy folding displays. It’s the price. Of all the new Galaxy phones, the more affordable Galaxy S10E is the phone LG needs to lure potential buyers away from.
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