Although a bit later than we expected, LG has brought the long-awaited Android 10 update for the G8X ThinQ to the United States. Introduced late last year, the LG G8X ThinQ is one of the not so cheap flagships available in North America.

It’s usually sold in the US for around $750, but you’d be better off getting one with a contract if you can’t afford the upfront price and don’t mind being tied to a long term contract. But is it really worth getting an LG G8X ThinQ these days?

Well, if you’re looking for a top-tier phone, LG has just made the G8X ThinQ more appealing by delivering the highly-anticipated Android 10 update. We’ve just been tipped by one of our readers that Sprint is now rolling out the LG G8X ThinQ Android 10 update, so if you already own one, you might want to check your phone.

Keep in mind that this is a fairly sizeable update (1.45GB), so make sure you have enough free storage on your LG G8X ThinQ. Thanks to the screenshot we got, we do know many of the changes included in the update: smoother animations, new navigation gestures, digital wellbeing, Night Mode, as well as new icons and colors.

Let us know in the comments if you received the update and whether or not you’re content with how your LG G8X ThinQ is performing with Android 10 onboard.

Thank you Bill!