LG G8X ThinQ

Good main camera;Decent battery life;Has a headphone jack, a good one

Dual screen accessory is clunky;LG UX interface isn't the prettiest;No zoom camera

Relatively inexpensive for a multi-screen device ; Dual screens can be good for multitasking ; Plenty of horsepower

Promo deals might not last forever ; Dual-screen experience is rough around the edges ; Cameras can’t beat the competition ; Magnetic charging adapter isn’t stable

Dual Screen case is unusual ; Some genuine multi-tasking benefits ; Well-priced ; Tough, water resistant body

The folding LG G8X ThinQ Dual Screen phone is a quirky multi-tasking monster

Solid performance. Great audio features. Excellent camera quality.

Poor battery life with Dual Screen cover. Cover is bulky and makes the phone difficult to hold. Fingerprint sensor works poorly.

On its own, the LG G8X ThinQ is a solid phone for the price, with good performance, battery life, and camera quality. The Dual Screen attachment makes it large and unwieldy, drains the battery fast, and introduces bugs you don't encounter when using...

Awesome for multitasking ; Good battery life ; Headphone jack

Unremarkable as a regular phone ; Software is half-baked ; Haptics are bad

But that’s because I don’t know if you, the reader, are someone who would have any use for a wacky dual-screen wallet case. If you know that you are, I think you’ll enjoy the LG G8X.

Affordable two-screen solution Neat gaming features Dual Screen handy for watching media

Somewhat wonky multi-screen software Poor fingerprint sensor Limited multi-screen features

The LG G8X's appeal may be niche, but it's an interesting concept that offers an alternative to foldable phones that gives budget-conscious buyers more screen for whatever they want to do on their phone. While the core device isn't too exciting, it...

Dual Screen cover much improved It has a headphone jack

'Only' has a Full HD+ screen Bulky with Dual Screen cover on

The G8X ThinQ has refined LG's dual-screen setup, making it a more symmetrical, usable feature. If you're looking for extra screen real estate that still fits in your pocket it's really the only choice at the moment.

The Dual Screen is truly an excellent productivity tool ; Battery life is excellent when used solo ; Affordable way to get in on the folding phone trend

Design, display, and camera are unremarkable ; Dual Screen case is cumbersome and heavy ; Dual displays are largely separate with little actual multitasking

On its own, the G8X is hard to recommend, even at its perennially discounted $700 price tag. But add in the Dual Screen case, which is bundled with the phone no matter where you buy it, and you've got something far more interesting than similarly...

Dual Screen is unique ; Great for multitasking ; Good battery life ; Good value for money

Software lacks refinement ; Fingerprint scanner a little unreliable ; Bulk of case/second screen

An experience that's comparable to other flagships, with an extra display as a unique feature. It's not a true folding phone, but it's far cheaper, and great for multi-tasking. However, It's just all let down a little by a software experience that...