LG V40 ThinQ

                                      

Now that nearly every flagship smartphone sports an edge-to-edge display, what's the next big trend? We're betting on cameras — specifically, the number of cameras arranged on the front and rear of a phone. The days of single lenses are over, but LG's new V40 ThinQ ($920 to $980) proves five shooters may be overkill.

LG's V-series lineup is where the company tends to introduce features designed for serious content producers. The V40 continues that trend with three rear and two front cameras, with a slew of novelty photography features designed to get the most out of all those lenses.

Pricing and Availability

LG says that pre-orders for the V40 ThinQ start as early as today (Oct. 3) in some locations, though most carriers we've talked to seem to be starting pre-orders next week. The phone goes on sale beginning Oct. 18. T-Mobile is offering the phone for $920 ($30 a month over 24 months with a down payment of $200), Sprint for $960 (or $20 a month on an 18-month lease for qualifying users), Verizon for $980 (or $40.83 a month over 24 months) and AT&T for $950 (or $31.67 a month for 30 months on the AT&T Next upgrade program).

Regional carrier U.S. Cellular will also sell LG's latest phone for $900.

LG V40 ThinQ Specs

Price	$900-$980 (depending on carrier)
Display (Resolution)	6.4-inch OLED (3120 x 1440)
OS	Android Oreo 8.1
CPU	Snapdragon 845
RAM	6GB
Storage	64GB
microSD	Yes, up to 2TB
Rear Cameras	Triple lenses: 12-MP standard (f/1.5), 16-MP wide angle (f/1.9), 12-MP telephoto (f/2.4)
Front Cameras	Dual lenses: 8 MP (f/1.9) and 5-MP wide angle (f/2.2)
Battery	3,300 mAh
Battery Life (Hrs:Mins)	8:48
Size	2.98 x 0.3 x 6.25 inches
Weight	5.96 ounces
Colors	Aurora Black, Moroccan Blue

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