SeekerLG Wing
The $999 LG Wing is 2020’s most unique-looking smartphone, but it doesn’t justify the price premium for that design with real-world usefulness. Check out the full review for more details on the software, performance, cameras, and more.
-- As reviewed by The Verge
Product details
- This device is T-Mobile / Sprint unlocked and will work with T-Mobile, Sprint, Not compatible with Cricket and any other CDMA network. Does NOT support AT&T network
PROS
+ Interesting design
+ Excellent build quality
+ Solid performance
CONS
- Expensive
- Not enough use cases for the second screen
- No waterproofing or fast refresh rate
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Expert reviews and ratings
By The Verge on October 28, 2020
The $999 LG Wing is 2020’s most unique-looking smartphone, but it doesn’t justify the price premium for that design with real-world usefulness. Check out the full review for more details on the software, performance, cameras, and more.
70
By Tom's Guide on February 01, 2021
The LG Wing reels you in with intuitive software experiences that make use of the unique dual-display approach. Unfortunately, you'll pay a high price for its middling performance, underwhelming battery life and average photo quality.
70
By NotebookCheck on January 03, 2021
The benefit of LG's dual-screen completely hinges on the software. At this point, only few apps or games are adjusted for the secondary screen, so that
83
By TrustedReviews on December 11, 2020
One of the most interesting phones of recent years, and a solid first effort at a new form factor. However, the LG Wing has made a few too many compromises, with too few corresponding advantages, and for too much money to be worth a gamble over the very best flagships.
70