This is especially impressive when you’re using the Dual Screen: the V60 is quite capable of running two apps at once, and doesn’t drag even when simultaneously playing two shows on separate media apps. 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. LG believes content creators will get the best use of this, but it will certainly be a nice addition for anyone shooting video. Whether those perks are enough to give it the edge over the best phones on the market is more a matter of personal taste than a specs comparison. If you’re keen to upgrade to a phone that isn’t huge, then I think it needs to be made clear immediately the LG V60 ThinQ isn’t for you.

The LG V40 and V50 ThinQ were both solid high-performance phones but they suffered from a bland design.While LG’s phone has an underrated macro lens, there haven’t been enough of those around to really convince consumers they’re superior to telephoto lenses.

As the european/international version is virtually impossible to find, I'm looking at the unlocked USA variants of this phone. Not really found anything other than links for the USA versions of the phone, they don't seem to have the correct bands for most of the UK networks. In our battery rundown test, in which we stream HD video over Wi-Fi at full brightness, we got an impressive 11 hours and 58 minutes of rundown time, close to the S20 Ultra's 12 hours and 4 minutes. Keep in mind that to have a perfect coverage, the ideal thing is that the LG V60 ThinQ has all the frequencies for all networks, that are used in United Kingdom, although if the LG V60 ThinQ lacks any of the frequency bands used, it does not mean that it does not work on that network, but coverage could be limited to certain areas.The phone loads most of its buttons on the left side, including volume up and down buttons and a Google Assistant button, with the lock button on the right side. This clings on with much stronger magnetism on this phone, making it less of an awkward compromise than the weak magnets for the same component on the LG G8X.

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. The phone is 5G-capable in the sub-6 frequencies, though some versions also support mmWave – but it’s notably cheaper than similar-sized big 5G phones regardless. The 5000mAh paired with 1080p resolution display leaves you with some of the best battery life on any high-end Android phone. We did notice some minor mushy details in a few shots, but they're nearly impossible to spot without close examination—they look fine if you don't pixel peep. His current beat explores how our on-the-go existence is affected by new gadgets, carrier coverage expansions, and corporate strategy shifts.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. As you’d expect from those specs, this is a fast phone that can handle any game or app with ease and doesn’t get bogged down – even if you’re using both screens with separate apps on both. The LG V60 is a confident step beyond the conservative black rectangle designs of its predecessors and into more stylish territory. Overall, 1080p recording is acceptable for short videos for social media, but you’ll probably be underwhelmed if you use it for something longer than 10 to 15 seconds. We use industry standard tests to compare features properly and we use the phone as our main device over the review period.