LG's Newest Phone Review: The V60 Thin Q5 G

Hey everybody, it's Lynne here and today I'm gonna review LG's newest phone for you guys, it's the V60 Thin Q5G. Now, it's already available in the US on Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile for about $900 to $950 dollars. It's supposed to compete against the Galaxy S20, and what makes it unique is that it works with this case accessory here that basically doubles the display size.

The V60 features a six point eight inch display that's sharp and bright, watching videos and surfing the web on a big screen is great, but keep in mind that the V60 has a common 60 Hertz display. It's not a deal-breaker for me, but the Galaxy S20 and the upcoming One Plus 8 have displays that refresh 120 times a second if you want more real estate, that's where the dual screen accessory comes in. When it's connected, you can use two apps at the same time, used one side as a gaming pad or expand one app across both screens.

When you do that though, there's still a big hinge that goes down the middle, so if you're looking for that seamless foldable experience like on the Galaxy fold or Motorola RAZR, you're definitely not going to get it with the V60. Still, the case has its own advantages, it does add a lot of extra bulk but I like that you can take it on and off. My favorite thing about the case though is using it as a kickstand, obviously you can get kickstand cases anywhere for cheap, but at least this one also expands the phone's screen.

The back of the V60 has a standard and wide-angle camera, photos are vibrant and clear, and the camera did a good job at locking in on moving objects and keeping them in focus. Like this photo here of these flowers blowing in the wind, the camera's 10x digital zoom was great at getting up close to this bear sculpture too, and it's night view mode lit up this evening photo beautifully compared to the Galaxy S20.

Samsung's phone does zoom up to 30 times though we suggested earlier that 10x is usually where we draw the line at capturing a usable photo. The Galaxy S20 also has a third telephoto lens unlike the V60, on the front side of the V6G is a 10 megapixel camera that takes fine selfies with portrait blur 2 video capture was decent as well but things got muddy here when I started to zoom in on this bird, here it's 1080p footage by the way.

But but the camera can record up to 8k final battery results aren't in yet but so far the V60s battery life is promising during a preliminary test for continuous video playback on airplane mode the phone lasted a whopping 31 hours and 22 minutes, this is exceptional and for comparison the Galaxy S20 ultra which has the same battery capacity lasted 21 hours check back though with the written review for the final battery results lastly 5G coverage is rolling out nationwide throughout the year and the V60 is a 5G phone of course given all the many variables like different networks location and coverage your experience will differ from mine.

All-in-all the V60 is about the same price as the Galaxy S20 with its dual screen accessory you can get it without the case for around $800, and there are deals with carriers where you could get two for the price of one or the case is free sometimes so keep an eye out for those and any restrictions that they might come with in and of itself I do like the phone it's battery life is great so far.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey everybody its Lynne here and today I'm gonna review LG's newest phone for you guys it's the v60 thin q5 G now it's already available in the US on Verizon AT&T and t-mobile for about 900 to 950 dollars it's supposed to compete against the galaxy s 20 and what makes it unique is that it works with this case accessory here that basically doubles the displays size so let's dive in the v60 features a six point eight inch display that's sharp and bright watching videos and surfing the web on a big screen is great but keep in mind the v60 has a common 60 Hertz display it's not a deal-breaker for me but the galaxy is 20 and the upcoming one +8 for example have displays that refresh 120 times a second if you want more real estate that's where the dual screen accessory comes in when it's connected you can use two apps at the same time used one side as a gaming pad or expand one app across both screens when you do that though there's still a big hinge that goes down the middle so if you're looking for that seamless foldable experience you see on the Galaxy fold or Motorola RAZR you're definitely not going to get that with the v60 still the case has its own advantages it does add a lot of extra bulk but I like that you can take it on and off my favorite thing about the case though is using it as a kickstand obviously you can get kickstand cases anywhere for cheap but at least this one also expands the phone's screen on the back of the v60 is a standard and wide-angle camera photos are vibrance and clear and the camera did a good job at locking in on moving objects and keeping them in focus like this photo here of these flowers blowing in the wind the cameras 10x digital zoom was great at getting up close to this bear sculpture too and it's night view mode lit up this evening photo beautifully compared to the galaxy s 20 Samsung's phone does zoom up to 30 times though we suggested earlier that 10x is usually where we draw the line at capturing a usable photo the galaxy s 20 also has a third telephoto lens unlike the v60 on the Front's of the v6 G is a 10 megapixel camera that takes fine selfies with portrait blur 2 video capture was decent as well but things got muddy here when I started to zoom in on this bird here this is 1080p footage by the way but the camera can record up to 8k final battery results aren't in yet but so far the v60 s battery life is promising during a preliminary test for continuous video playback on airplane mode the phone lasted a whopping 31 hours and 22 minutes this is exceptional and for comparison the galaxy s 20 ultra which has the same battery capacity lasted 21 hours check back though with the written review for the final battery results lastly 5 G coverage is rolling out nationwide throughout the year and the v60 is a 5 G phone of course given all the many variables like different networks location and coverage your experience will differ from mine all-in-all the v60 is about the same price as the galaxy s 20 with its dual screen accessory you can get it without the case for around $800 and there are deals with carriers where you could get two for the price of one or the case is free sometimes so keep an eye out for those and any restrictions that they might come with in and of itself I do like the phone it's battery life is great so far I like that it has a headphone jack for example which is rare and premium phones and the dual screen can be useful at times it is cheaper than the galaxy s 20 by 50 or $200 depending on where you get it and if you get the case or not but the phone doesn't have some of the bells and whistles of the galaxy is 20 that includes reverse wireless charging a telephoto camera or a 120 Hertz display to me that is worth $50 extra to have but when you start getting in the $200 range for savings I can see that the LG v 60 is a great alternative there you have it those are my thoughts on the v60 let me know what you guys think are you guys getting the phone if you already have it do you like it so far leave a comment in the section below and for more tech videos check out the rest of sea nuts channel stay safe be well and I'll see you guys next timehey everybody its Lynne here and today I'm gonna review LG's newest phone for you guys it's the v60 thin q5 G now it's already available in the US on Verizon AT&T and t-mobile for about 900 to 950 dollars it's supposed to compete against the galaxy s 20 and what makes it unique is that it works with this case accessory here that basically doubles the displays size so let's dive in the v60 features a six point eight inch display that's sharp and bright watching videos and surfing the web on a big screen is great but keep in mind the v60 has a common 60 Hertz display it's not a deal-breaker for me but the galaxy is 20 and the upcoming one +8 for example have displays that refresh 120 times a second if you want more real estate that's where the dual screen accessory comes in when it's connected you can use two apps at the same time used one side as a gaming pad or expand one app across both screens when you do that though there's still a big hinge that goes down the middle so if you're looking for that seamless foldable experience you see on the Galaxy fold or Motorola RAZR you're definitely not going to get that with the v60 still the case has its own advantages it does add a lot of extra bulk but I like that you can take it on and off my favorite thing about the case though is using it as a kickstand obviously you can get kickstand cases anywhere for cheap but at least this one also expands the phone's screen on the back of the v60 is a standard and wide-angle camera photos are vibrance and clear and the camera did a good job at locking in on moving objects and keeping them in focus like this photo here of these flowers blowing in the wind the cameras 10x digital zoom was great at getting up close to this bear sculpture too and it's night view mode lit up this evening photo beautifully compared to the galaxy s 20 Samsung's phone does zoom up to 30 times though we suggested earlier that 10x is usually where we draw the line at capturing a usable photo the galaxy s 20 also has a third telephoto lens unlike the v60 on the Front's of the v6 G is a 10 megapixel camera that takes fine selfies with portrait blur 2 video capture was decent as well but things got muddy here when I started to zoom in on this bird here this is 1080p footage by the way but the camera can record up to 8k final battery results aren't in yet but so far the v60 s battery life is promising during a preliminary test for continuous video playback on airplane mode the phone lasted a whopping 31 hours and 22 minutes this is exceptional and for comparison the galaxy s 20 ultra which has the same battery capacity lasted 21 hours check back though with the written review for the final battery results lastly 5 G coverage is rolling out nationwide throughout the year and the v60 is a 5 G phone of course given all the many variables like different networks location and coverage your experience will differ from mine all-in-all the v60 is about the same price as the galaxy s 20 with its dual screen accessory you can get it without the case for around $800 and there are deals with carriers where you could get two for the price of one or the case is free sometimes so keep an eye out for those and any restrictions that they might come with in and of itself I do like the phone it's battery life is great so far I like that it has a headphone jack for example which is rare and premium phones and the dual screen can be useful at times it is cheaper than the galaxy s 20 by 50 or $200 depending on where you get it and if you get the case or not but the phone doesn't have some of the bells and whistles of the galaxy is 20 that includes reverse wireless charging a telephoto camera or a 120 Hertz display to me that is worth $50 extra to have but when you start getting in the $200 range for savings I can see that the LG v 60 is a great alternative there you have it those are my thoughts on the v60 let me know what you guys think are you guys getting the phone if you already have it do you like it so far leave a comment in the section below and for more tech videos check out the rest of sea nuts channel stay safe be well and I'll see you guys next time\n"