.Actual time may vary depending on network connectivity and application use.Usable memory varies depending on software version and settings. Battery3,000 mAh Non-Removable Frequencies1.9 GHz CDMA PCS, 800 MHz CDMA; GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz; UMTS 850/900/1900/2100 MHz, AWS; LTE Bands 1/2/3/4/5/7/8/12/13/17/20/25/26/28/40/41/46/48/66. Hearing Aid Compatible (HAC)M3, T3 Memory32 GB (17 GB usable). MicroSD™ Memory Card SupportUp to 2 TB (cards sold separately) PlatformAndroid™ 8.1 (Oreo). ProcessorQualcomm Snapdragon™ 821 up to 2.35 GHz Quad-Core RAM4 GB. Standby Time380 hours. Talk Time14 hours.

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Unleash the power of the LG G7 Fit (LMQ850QM). Unlocked, so you can use it with your favorite wireless provider, the G7 Fit gives you incredible performance and flexibility – so you can do more wherever you roam. Just a few of the features that make it possible include:.Brilliant Display: The 6.1-inch QHD+ FullVision™ Display fills the device from edge to edge with gorgeous images. And with more white pixels packed into the screen, it delivers a clarity and brightness that's second to none – all without draining your long-lasting 3,000 mAh battery.

LG has announced, joining what it's now calling the 'G7 platform'. In a similar vein to having 'play' or 'lite' devices, LG is using the G7 name to carry its phones forward, rather than dropping them into another series.That might cause confusion - there's an and now two lower tier devices - but at the same time all the phones do have something in common.Drilling though the details, here are the differences between LG's expanding G7 phones. The same great design, differing materials. All are 153.2 x 71.9 x 7.9mm. All offer same premium design. All IP68 ratedThere isn't just a passing resemblance between the LG G7 and its new cousins: they offer the same design and build with the same measurements.We love the G7 ThinQ design, it is high quality, offering flagship features like IP68 water and dust protection, with an all-glass rear.

There's some colour variety, but otherwise, all these phones look similar.That means you have the notch to the display on the front, a high screen to body ratio and a great overall look, fitting nicely into the hand, giving you a big display without swelling the body size.Bit there's a difference in the materials: while the G7 has a glass back, the G7 One moves to plastic, so it feels a little more like a value proposition; conversely, the G7 Fit sticks to glass, so has a premium shine that the G7 One lacks.They also offer a dedicated key for accessing Google Assistant. It's also the same great display. 6.1-inch MLCD 19.5:9 display.

3120 x 1440 pixels, 564ppiWhat might also surprise some is that the displays are all the same too. This is a great display, one that LG calls FullVision Super Bright and uses MLCD+, an LCD display with an additional white sub-pixel.This sub-pixel helps deliver the 'Super Bright' part of the deal, boosting the display to 1000 nits on demand, so you can see it in the brightest sunlight. It's also HDR compatible to really boost your Netflix viewing.All the G7 variants also offer the same Quad HD+ resolution, that's 3120 x 1440 pixels, for a sharp 564ppi. That's spread across this notched display with a 19.5:9 aspect ratio.So, there's no difference here - which ever phone you pick, you get a great display and this is likely to be one the top selling points of the new devices. A big difference in hardware and power.

G7 ThinQ: Qualcomm Snapdragon 845, 4GB RAM, 64GB + microSD, 3000mAh. G7 Fit: Qualcomm Snapdragon 821, 4GB RAM, 32/64GB + microSD, 3000mAh. G7 One: Qualcomm Snapdragon 835, 4GB RAM, 32GB + microSD, 3000mAhNow we come to the crunch: it's in the core hardware that LG is really differentiating between these models. Rather than stepping down to a lower tier of Snapdragon platform, all the devices use Snapdragon 800 series hardware.The G7 ThinQ uses the latest, the, so it's the most advanced of all these devices - something you'd expect as LG's flagship phone. It's a good performer too and in our review of the G7 we found that it was more than powerful enough to keep up with other flagship rivals.

It's a quality 2018 experience.The LG G7 One takes a step down to the Snapdragon 835. This is 2017's flagship hardware, packed into many great devices in the previous year. It's similar to the Snapdragon 845, as both use a 10nm architecture, but it's not quite as advanced.

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Certainly, it's powerful enough to fulfil most demands without worry.The LG G7 Fit steps back to the Snapdragon 821. This was the platform that many 2016 flagships used, using 14nm architecture. It's not as advanced as the 835 or 845 of the other G7 models.However, what's really happening here is that LG is choosing not to use Snapdragon 600 or 400 platforms (found in mid-range and lower tier devices) and sticking to Qualcomm's 800 series instead. LG G7 ThinQ: £599. LG G7 Fit: £TBC. LG G7 One: £TBCIt's clear that from a hardware point of view, the flagship LG G7 ThinQ still sits in that top position. The newer devices won't offer the power, although the performance of the LG G7 One could be close, as the hardware isn't hugely different.The G7 ThinQ will also be the camera champion.

It has that unique additional second lens on the rear and a more capable main camera, so if photography is your main interest, then the G7 ThinQ should appeal.However when it comes to experience, the LG G7 One is appealing. Yes, the hardware isn't 2018 flagship level, but pure and unsullied Android Oreo in LG's great body with that lovely display - this could well be a great phone - especially if the price is right. It's also likely to be the first to update to. The plastic back is a slight downside, however.The LG G7 Fit slips into a lower tier, but again, price will be hugely important, because you're still getting great design and display on this device. What could have been a confusing move from LG is actually really interesting: it's leveraging some of the great elements of the G7 to produce these new devices and we're particularly excited about the G7 One, if the price is right.We'll update as soon as we have confirmed prices.