LG V60 ThinQ 5G UW White 128GB for Verizon

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On the left you’ll find the volume and Google Assistant buttons, while the power button sits on the right. To turn on the Dual Screen’s display, you tap the small white dual-arrow icon (by default this is on the right side of the display) to expand a small menu with options to swap screens or to put the main screen to sleep – if, say, you wanted to watch media on the second display and dim the first to save battery. 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. The LG V60 packs a respectable camera array, although it’s less impressive than the industry-leading setups like those on the Samsung Galaxy S20, for instance. That’s a bit less than the widest-angle camera we’ve seen on a phone, the 123-degree ultra-wide camera on the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 series.

But its extra display space is clunkier in execution than foldables out there, leaving it more appealing to niche consumers. Only having two main cameras means the V60 ThinQ isn’t quite as versatile as some of the competition and the fairly basic zooming capabilities are nothing to shout about. Like most notches, you won’t notice it’s there after a while, especially as most media players will hide it behind vertical bars. While I like the Dual Screen and it does add a much-needed unique flair to the V60, it’s not something I can keep on all the time. G7 ThinQ display boasts its brightest screen, precise colour reproduction, and lower power consumption.The LG V60 ThinQ 5G has top-tier specs on par with rivals like the Samsung Galaxy S20 — but for less money. The folio aspect comes in especially handy for watching media, as you an unfold it like a clamshell or fold the secondary screen behind the main display, tent-style – either way, the phone is propped open for viewing shows or YouTube videos, or for video chatting. As flagship smartphones continue to cross the thousand-dollar mark, LG is bucking the trend with its new V60 5G ThinQ. At least as far as computation is concerned, this suggests that the second screen isn’t a drag on performance. The LG V60 has great specs, but it’s edged out by the Samsung Galaxy S20 line, which has both a higher-resolution display (WQHD+, 3200 x 1440), more RAM (12GB), and better storage (512GB max).

The LG V60 and Dual Screen offer more display space, but they don’t have the seamless experience of foldable phones.

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. It is when you use the LG V60 ThinQ over an extended period that you start to forgive the lack of real top-drawer specs. 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. This seems odd, but it allows for the two panels to mirror each other exactly, which actually makes more sense in use. The top edge is home to the hybrid SIM slot, and the speakers are on the bottom, along with a USB-C charging port and a 3.