The new LG V30S and V30S+ ThinQ phones are powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 SoC and offer 6GB RAM/128GB ROM, 6GB RAM/256GB ROM respectively.
LG has launched newer versions of its V30 and V30+ at MWC. Called the V30S ThinQ and the V30S+ ThinQ, the devices feature a memory upgrade over last year’s phone. The LG V30S offers 6GB RAM and 128GB storage, whereas the LG V30S+ variant of the new ThinQ line has 256GB storage along with 6GB RAM. There are no other changes on the hardware front, but you do get two new colours – Moroccan Blue and the Platinum Grey.
The 'ThinQ' branding denoted the addition of LG’s new AI features, which will work similar to Samsung’s Bixby. However, at the moment, it's capabilities are pretty limited. Currently, the main tricks the AI can do are part of the camera app. There is an AI CAM functionality, which works as a layer of AI recognition while you are taking an image. The AI then understands the subject and changes different aspects of the camera algorithm. This is similar to what Huawei showcased with Honor View 10. Currently, this AI recognition functionality can sort out between 8 categories – Portrait, Animal, City/Building, Sunrise, Flower, Sunset, Food, and Landscape.
The phone also comes with another feature called QLens. This allows users to point the camera at an object, and once the AI recognizes, users can buy it from a linked online store. It can also read QR codes and communicate with existing and future smart devices such as washing machines, smart appliances, and IoT products. The company is expected to reveal the pricing and availability of the new phones by next month. You might want to think about selling your current flagshp smartphone on Cashify if you are planning to upgrade to the LG V30S or the V30S+. The amount you get for your old phone should help with the purchase of the new LG flagship phone, if and when LG decides to launch the two devices in the country.
LG has confirmed that these new AI features will be coming to the older LG V30 and V30+ devices in some time. The newer devices also offer a new “bright mode” for low light camera performance, which is also slated to arrive on the older LGV30 and the LGV30+ as well.
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