LG V35 ThinQ
LG V35 ThinQ brings fun and ease into your life. Use the AI Cam to take perfect picture via dual 16MP rear cameras. Tap the subject that intrigues you on the picture to directly get information about it. Ask Google Assistant to quickly get things done without lifting a finger. And watch amazing HDR10 video on the 6" FullVision OLED display.
AI Cam
Shortcut to Great Shots
The AI Cam analyzes subjects and the environment in your frame, providing recommendations to get the perfect picture. Choose from optimized filters or know when it's time to switch to wide angle.
Google Lens
Just Tap and Search
Visually search to learn more about the world around you. Identify an animal, find review on a favorite book. Get to the information you want quickly and easily.
Super Far Field Voice Recognition
Coming in Loud and Clear
The LG V35 ThinQ picks up your voice from even farther away* and in noisy environments.
* Compared to the LG G6.
6.0-inch QHD+ OLED FullVision Display
Intense Color, Perfect Black
The LG OLED FullVision display supports HDR10 playback for the best quality display for your home is now available in the palm of your hand.
Dual 16 MP Rear Cameras
Quality from Every Angle
Not one, but two 16 MP rear cameras! Switch easily between the standard and wide-angle lenses and capture every detail in high res, no matter what you're shooting.
Note:
LG 2nd year warranty card can only be redeemed if the item is purchased at full retail price in physical store. LG would not honor warranty for items purchased online on certain websites. Please check with LG for more details in regards to the 2nd year warranty registration.
Pros: -Quad Dac for listening to high end headphones -Dolby DTS (surround sound) which sounds like a good implementation of some of the virtual 7.1 surround sound that you get with some gaming headphones. -Solid screen -Good battery life -Wide Angle Camera
Cons: -Speaker for phone sounds worse than my Moto Z3 Play which has a bad-sounding speaker anyways -Wouldn't update even though the phone was on Android 8.0 and it should have had updates to 9. To solve this part I did some research and I had to download this program called LGUP which I'm assuming is a manufacturer's program for refurbishing/resetting phones, to update to 9.0. This could be because I'm not on AT&T, which was the original network provider for this phone.
Overall Review: - I would recommend this phone to someone who wouldn't be afraid to do some tinkering with the software (which to be fair puts the phone at risk of becoming a paper weight) and someone who won't listen to a whole lot of music via the speaker on the phone. -Also I haven;t done this yet so I don't know for sure but buying from a third party seller on this website and not from AT&T or an authorized seller may disqualify us from getting that second year of warranty. Again not sure but this was my first impression when I visited the second year warranty registration website, I'll update this whenever I get around to registering the phone with LG and let you guys know.