LG V60 ThinQ

“By offering the accessory free of charge with V60, LG now has a clear advantage over its competitors if you are looking for that dual-screen experience, of course. But is it enough to persuade potential buyers? As always, the answer is no. The V60 still has the hard task to stand out from the competition with excellent camera performance, great display, and long battery life.”

“For what it's worth, we like the V60. It's one of the more practical flagships in that it keeps its feature list down to the more essential things like a huge display, lengthy battery life, wireless charging, and even manages to keep the 3.5mm headphone interface. The choice is certainly a no brainer for an audiophile - who would happily get lost in all the tweaks and audio modes that the V60 has to offer. Paired with the large display and the great battery life makes it a great phone for content consumption on the go.”

“Phone calls sound great, reception is excellent, music rocks with the speakers and headphone jack, the Dual Screen has many great functions, and it's a great overall phone. It's one of the most affordable 5G phones available now and the Dual Screen cover makes it one of the most productive too.”

“The LG V60 ThinQ is a solid phone let down by a frustrating software experience and so-so features. From camera quality, to design, to display, the LG V60 ThinQ stops just short of its flagship competition. However, if you’re simply looking for a flagship-tier phone, and don’t want to pay the $1,000+ for the Samsung Galaxy S20, you might consider the LG V60 ThinQ.”