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LG Electronics India on Monday launched a premium smartphone “G7+ThinQ” in India for Rs 39,990.
With features such as 1,000nit “Super Bright FullVision” display, the IP68 rating for dust and water resistance, “BoomBoxSpeakers” and 16+16MP dual Artificial Intelligence (AI) camera, the device will be available on Flipkart starting August 10.
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The smartphone is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset coupled with 6GB RAM and 128GB internal storage.
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“LG has always been about innovation and new technologies. The G series received a great response last year with the launch of G6 and to further enhance the smartphone experience, we are proud to introduce LG G7+ThinQ in India,” Advait Vaidya, Mobile Business Head, said in a statement.
The device is equipped with “DTS:X” and “Hi-Fi Quad DAC” technology for rich sound, especially when paired with high-impedance earphones.
There is an 8MP camera on the front for higher resolution photos with more details.
According to the company, LG G7+ThinQ is among the first devices to get the features of the upcoming Google Lens.
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