A day before its LG G7 ThinQ flagship launch, LG quietly sneaks its V30S ThinQ onto online stores.<\/b>
\nThe LG V30S ThinQ is now available for pre-order in US. Announced at MWC 2018, this is LG\u2019s slightly improved take on the 2017 LG V30, boasting a boost in the RAM department, up to 6GB of RAM over four, double the storage at 128GB, and smart camera features.
These small tweaks come at a big price, though. B&H is offering the V30S ThinQ for $929, a price that\u2019s well above the cost of the LG V30, as well as many other recommended Android flagship phones.
Is the V30S ThinQ a good phone? Yes. But at this point in 2018, to say that the V30S ThinQ is a bad value is a bit of an understatement. Compared to the LG G7 ThinQ that\u2019s set to launch on May 2, this one features last year\u2019s Snapdragon 835 \u2013 a proficient, but outdated chipset. For the same amount of money, you could buy two Essential Phones.
We weren\u2019t sure if the device would ever roll out on a global basis, and frankly, we weren\u2019t sure if it deserved to because of its strictly iterative adjustments to the V30 formula, and what with the LG G7 ThinQ coming very soon.
If you have an LG V30, there\u2019s little reason to upgrade. The V30S ThinQ has the same design and similar internal components down to the screen and chipset. While it\u2019s great that LG just released a V30 update that brings the AI Cam and Bright Mode (the V30S ThinQ\u2019s highlight smart features), doing so makes it extremely difficult to recommend.
Via Android Central<\/p>\n

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