Steel frame and shockproof construction, Better design – rounded edges and a camera which does not protrude, 5.7″ IPS QHD display, A second 2.1″ display with useful options and functions, Rich in functions UI, Quality 16MP camera with an aperture value of
Not a very durable battery
The LG V10 is more than a fascinating smartphone which stands out not only because of its high-end specs, but also because of several additional components. Most impressing is, perhaps, the second screen in which LG has put various functions. Furthermore...
Abstract: LG introduced a new smartphone series late last year, in an attempt to get a bigger foothold in the premium smartphone market. The first of the series, the LG V10 , brought with a durable build and some new hardware features, along with a unique take a se...
When I first got the LG V10 I was having a hard time figuring out why LG needed a different model than the G4/5. The V10 wasn't really substantially larger like the Note phones are compares to the S's. So what sets the V10 apart from LGs most popular pho...
Exceptional camera and camera software, Secondary screen proves useful, particularly for multitasking, Unique and credible build materials, Comes with great headphones and exquisite DAC
It's big, Body rugged, but not waterproof, Battery only slightly above average, Chipset a bit below flagship
The LG V10 is built for technology buffs who like their hardware to be both unique and different. This is a special kind of flagship, appealing almost directly to developers and the tech savvy. It's also a pretty good smartphone in its own right, with a...
Gorgeous, stylish and comfortable design, Very goodlooking 5.5” Super AMOLED screen, Ridiculously fast autofocus in camera, Futureproof Snapdragon 820 chip, Cool camera features like Motion Picture, Motion Panorama and Hyperlapse, Actually usable Alwayson
If you ever wanted to see the importance of good hardware design, you need to look no further than this comparison between the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge and the LG V10. The two are diametrically opposed in terms of looks: it really is a story of the beauty a...
LG has without a doubt built themselves a handset that can stand toe-to-toe with most of the flagships introduced in 2015. While it might not offer 2015's "top-of-the-line" Snapdragon 810 processor, the overall experience and build quality is wonderful. I...
Published: 2016-02-09, Author: Daniel , review by: notebookcheck.net
fast SoC, robust and premium design, decent connectivity configuration, expandable storage, removable battery, good camera, Quick Charge, 32 bit HiFi D-A converter, fast fingerprint scanner, frugal secondary screen...
with limited functionality, tightly sized power supply, SOC throttling, UI slows down the system, no wireless charging
With the LG V10, the Korean manufacturer provides another superb smartphone that is very similar to LG's G4 on the specification sheet, but does not have much in common with its sister model in terms of looks. Selfie fans will certainly like the front-fac...
When it comes to music, one of the biggest things that impressed me with the V10 was how it handled audio and the reason I say this is because this handset comes equipped with a 32 bit Hi-Fi DAC which is capable of playing lossless formats such as FLAC, W...
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Published: 2016-02-01, Author: Victor , review by: t3me.com
Excellent design, Top of the line camera that includes manual controls
Software bugs, Secondary screen doesn't really do anything
The LG V10 offers a kick-ass camera and plethora of features in a sturdy, well-built design. Highly recommended...
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Published: 2016-01-31, Author: Jon , review by: engadget.com
Abstract: I was initially skeptical of LG's V10 . Both the second screen and dual selfie cameras struck me as classic phone gimmicks in the vein of the Samsung Continuum or Kyocera Echo : They seem like good ideas when you're in the store, but you'll forget that th...
