Specs
LG G8 keeps the fingerprint reader on the back, instead of putting it underneath the glass. the notch and the full array of front-facing sensors at the top, and a slightly thicker than average bezel all the way around. the 3.5mm headphone jack. And it’s backed by that high-quality DAC. the boombox speakers that kind of vibrate the phone at high volumes. It’s still ip 68 certified, it still has the Google Assistant button on the left-hand side. And it still has dual cameras.
Chipset on LG G8
LG G8 has Snapdragon 855. 6 gigs of RAM and 128 gigs of storage. And there’s a 3500 milliamp-hour battery, which should be good enough for this 6.1 inch OLED display.
LG G8 Screen
you may notice there are no holes or cut out at the top of this phone where the earpiece or speaker usually is. That’s because LG is brought some of that fancy vibrating OLED tech down from their TVs into the phone. it’s called crystal sound OLED. And so essentially, the top half of the OLED display is the front-facing earpiece now. you get to put your ear up to it and use it just like any normal phone call. But the advantage is now it’s homeless. it’s better for water resistance, the sweet spot is bigger to hear your phone calls clearly.
Feature
by waving your hand there are more shortcuts and more things you can do without touching it. So to activate it, you have to hold your palm over the phone at just the right angle and you’ll see this little bar up here. And once you get it just right then you back your hand up a couple of inches and when you do you’ll see an image Have your now motion-tracked hand appear on the screen and you can do actions from there. So from there, you can do customizable app shortcuts to open stuff. You can dismiss or enable phone calls, alarms, change volume, take screenshots, etc.
