LG G8 ThinQ Platinum Verizon Review

I was surprised at the great condition of the phone. It looks brand new. The battery life is excellent and overall I am very happy with this manufacturer and the LG G8. Coming from a Samsung S8 I feel like this is a very big upgrade even though I bought a refurbished one. No curved screen bezel, no Bixby. Hooray!

Generally not a bad phone. I'm not ashamed of refurbished hardware, but it should look like new. The seller did not have this phone. The battery is charged to 90% of its original capacity and there are small scratches on the front screen. Nothing fancy, but at a price of 399.00 it's actually 429.00. Since the tax is still 80% of the new price (500.00), you might as well buy a new one.

I tried another phone but I like this phone much better. Everything works as expected, long battery life, smooth for the games I play. The sound quality is really good and it's nice to have an audio jack instead of using a USB-C cable. It doesn't feel heavy to me, lighter than my last two phones despite the slightly larger display. Pretty easy check, but I don't use the fingerprint scanner often.

I would like something cheaper for what they gave. No manual or accessories except the charger. I've had it for a few weeks now and it mostly does what it's supposed to do. There's nothing great about it, but it's not bad either. However, the face and palm recognition is terrible! If you buy this phone, make sure you can only use pattern unlock or rear fingerprint scanner. Air Motion doesn't work at all! It's just a gimmick so I'm not too disappointed. It's not clear why they did so much…

The phone looks like new. I had no trouble setting up my phone. A few things I wish I knew about the phone before I buy it: The body of the phone is very smooth and I found it glided on anything but flat surfaces. If this is an issue, consider filing a case immediately. LG's UI needs some tweaking to make it look like stock Android. I bought it as a replacement for the Moto Z2 Force. So far this has been a great update for me. It's fast, the camera takes great pictures and the screen looks…

I won't consider the LG G8 itself - I think it competes with most other flagships, but I wanted a phone without a curved screen and that isn't huge, which is becoming harder and harder to find these days. As for the renovation, it was in excellent condition. I haven't noticed anything negative after a few days of use. Additionally, the phone was originally activated in October 2019 and factory reset in November 2019. So not only was it in mint condition as a likely buyer return, it was unlocked

this phone is good. I don't jump up in surprise. I expected more for the price. It's refurbished and I haven't had any problems so far. The phone is in top condition. However, if you are like me, you need to download the user manual. I didn't get either a quick start liner. For example, I had to consult the user manual several times for additional functions. Hand gesture instructions. Pros: Chic design. ideal condition. Fingerprint scanning works well. The camera quality is fantastic. Side…

I've been a huge LG fan since switching from Samsung a few years ago. I really liked my LG V20 but being a software geek I needed a phone with over 4GB of RAM. Many people think that 4 gigabytes is enough for a phone, but I disagree, especially if you use a lot of software. Love it. LG makes some of the best phones in the business. Although there were a few big compromises. The V20's power button was also a fingerprint reader, located smack in the middle of the back of the phone. Of course…