the most characteristic ECG finding of LVH is an increase in amplitude of the QRS resulting in tall R waves (and sometimes either tall T waves as well or ST depression with asymmetric T inversion and J point depression - “LVH with strain” pattern) in I, aVL, V5 and V6, with deeper S waves in V1-2.
there is often poor R wave progression in right and mid precordial leads, and indeed potentially an absent R wave in V1-2 creating a QS pattern in these leads.