The LG G7 Fit is an already-affordable alternative to expensive Android flagships, but this deal makes it even more attractive. It has a 6.1-inch QHD+ display, 32GB capacity, 16MP camera, impressive speakers, and more. It usually goes for $300 these days.
Make sure all that glass doesn't break. Get your LG G7 a case!
LG's reputation for releasing timely software updates isn't stellar, but it's improving. Either way, you're most likely going to want the updates as soon as possible.
After a long wait, LG G7 users outside of South Korea are finally receiving the update to Android Pie with gesture navigations and Cine Shot.
Add a new line at Verizon using the Monthly Device Payments option to score one of the best discounts yet on these devices.
LG is kicking off 2019 by rolling out the Pie update to the G7 ThinQ.
LG settled into a simpler release cycle that slowed down year-over-year changes and brought the G and V series even closer together. With so much shared between the G7 and V40, which is the right ThinQ model for you?
The LG G7 One — LG's first Android One phone — is officially heading to Canada!
Object detection in your phone's camera software can lead to well-optimized photos, but you probably don't need to see it happening.
With a QHD+ display, excellent wide-angle cameras, IP68 rating, and a Quad DAC that delivers the best audio experience on Android today, the LG G7+ ThinQ is one of the best phones of 2018.
The LG G7 One is ... kind of an odd phone. Ostensibly it's an LG G7 — except in a handful of places where it definitely isn't.
LG is announcing two new LG G7 models — the LG G7 One and LG G7 Fit — with a similar design and brand, but different software and specs in order to save on price.
Have an LG phone? Chances are you're going to get an update soon as new software is rolling out to the G7, G6, V20, and Q6!
Interested in picking up the LG G7 ThinQ but don't know where it's being sold? You've come to the right place.
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In a market dominated by bigger brands and sweetheart carrier deals, good phones from companies like LG and Moto can be all but forgotten. Android P marches closer to release with Beta 3. Galaxy Note 9 is coming in August.
The LG G7 may not be a very popular or perfect phone, but even so, that hasn't stopped a lot of users from loving every second with it.
LG's new flagship is rarely exciting, but look past that and you'll find a great little phone with an audiovisual focus.
The LG G7 is evidence that LCD can still work well in 2018, but with the vast majority of phones opting for OLED and AMOLED panels, which one is truly the best?
The G7 is one of LG's big flagships for 2018, and while it has a lot to like, the 3,000 mAh battery might not offer the endurance you're looking for.
If you're stuck choosing between the U12+ and the G7 ThinQ, we might be able to help.