After 23 consecutive quarters of losses in the past 6 years have reached US$4.5 billion, LG announced last week that it will officially withdraw from the mobile phone market and stop the production and sales of the smartphone, which is a bit regretful.
Although LG will no longer have new products, it still has a certain amount of inventory worldwide, so it has now begun to clear its inventory.
According to foreign media, the LG Wing (8GB+128GB) dual-screen mobile phone with an original price of INR 69,990 in India will be reduced to INR 29,999, which is 58% off.
And it will also provide a one-year quality warranty and will be updated to Android 13 in the future.
LG Wing uses a very unique dual-screen design with two modes. In the split-screen mode, the two pieces can run different tasks, such as making a call while navigating, watching a video on one screen and chatting on the other one.
In collaboration mode, the secondary screen can be used to assist the main screen program to run. For example, the secondary screen can be used as a controller or view comments when playing a video on the main screen.
When using the main screen to play games, the secondary screen as a map can indeed bring an interactive experience different from ordinary mobile phone products, but many users say that this dual screen is basically not very useful.
In addition, it is only equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G processor, the performance is not bad last year, but now it can be said to be very general.
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