LG G7 ThinQ's camera is just a tad better than last year's V30 flagship phone from the company, according to DxOMark's thorough testing. The handset got 83 points on the photo section and 79 on the video forming a total score of 83. That's just one point ahead of the V30 and on par with Sony's Xperia XZ Premium - an early 2017 flagship from the Japanese company.
The conclusion is that the G7 ThinQ's AI-aided dual-camera setup isn't as consistent as could be expected from a high-end smartphone. The stills and the videos appear vivid and offer good exposure but the unimpressive dynamic range and the lack of detail in low-light situation brought the score down. The autofocus system also needs some improvement due to its relatively slow reaction time despite being accurate and consistent. It looks like there's plenty of room for improvement compared to its direct rivals.
For more details, check out DxOMark's full review at the source link below.
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