LG V60 ThinQ 5G UW White 128GB for Verizon

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Foldables aren’t just superior because they’re gapless, either: their software enables apps to spread across the unfolded screen in a much more fluid way. a suite of tests that emulate everyday usage scenarios, the V60 scored 10,322 compared with the S20's 12,842, like due to slower storage media and a more cumbersome UI. The Dual Screen works like a firm folio case, opening up to reveal a second display with the exact same dimensions as the V60’s screen – plug the phone into the Dual Screen’s USB-C plug and snap it into place, and voila, you have twice the screen real estate. Doing this reduces the resolution of the main lens’s sensor to 16MP but effectively expands the lens’ sensor to 1.

By itself, the phone has looks we’d expect on a Samsung flagship, including a pearl-hued glass back, gold-ish trim around the camera bump, and burnished aluminum sides. Fortunately, the V60 breathes fresh life into the lineup with a big, bold redesign that will definitely turn heads. As flagship smartphones continue to cross the thousand-dollar mark, LG is bucking the trend with its new V60 5G ThinQ.Compared with flagships like the Google Pixel 4 XL and the Samsung Galaxy S20, the LG V60’s camera setup is pretty unimpressive.

It is now a valuable resource for people who want to make the most of their mobile devices, from customizing the look and feel to adding new functionality. And if you’re a gamer, you’ll be happy to know we were able to play Asphalt 8 and PUBG: Mobile without any noticeable lag or skipped frames.There are a few exceptions: apps that display across both screens, including LG’s proprietary Whale web browser, as well as several games and most of Google’s app suite. On the top, you’ve got the 5G capable SIM slot which also houses the expandable storage, and on the bottom, there is both a USB-C port and a 3. When it comes to real-life performance, we tested the V60 with more than a dozen apps open simultaneously and never experienced any caching or slowdowns. Yeah, the 3g coverage is a thing for me as I tend to only get 4g when outside, it reverts to 3g indoors and I think that may be an issue for me with this phone as it needs to be a daily driver - as far as I can see the USA variants don't support the right bands for UK use. It does feel like LG needs a bit of reset with its flagship phones though and we might just get that with the LG Velvet.