LG V35 ThinQ | Specification | Review | 2018 | Phone specification Official

As mentioned, the V35 ThinQ has the same exact design as the V30S and the LG V30, so there are no surprises here. Even the display is the same, with a 6-inch OLED screen taking up most of the space on the front.
The HDR10-supported screen has a resolution of 2,880 x 1,440, which is standard for a flagship phone of this size. The display has curved corners, and there are just two small bezels on the front of the phone — there’s no notch, unlike the G7.


On the back, you’ll find a dual-sensor camera with a small flash, and the fingerprint sensor underneath. The fingerprint sensor doubles as the power button. The phone has a glass back that uses Gorilla Glass 4, which isn’t as durable as the Gorilla Glass 5 found on the V30. LG has also included wireless charging — which is good news for fans of convenient charging tech.
While the phone is built mostly with glass, LG hasn’t completely forgotten about durability — the device features IP68 water-resistance, so it should survive drops in the bath or splashes of water.