LG V60 ThinQ review

The LG V60 packs plenty of features you've come to expect from the brand, such as water resistance, wireless charging, and a 3.5mm port. But the core experience is good too thanks to a speedy chip, big battery, and good main camera. It does lack a few features you might find on other premium phones...

- Hadlee Simons, Android Authority

The LG is capable of recording pleasant images in most situations, but its zoom performance is held back by the lack of a dedicated tele-lens, and top-tier rivals offer a better-tuned texture/noise balance. The LG’s video performance is very similar to that for stills, in that it delivers very accep...

- Lars Rehm, DxOMark

While the LG V60 ThinQ 5G put in a mid-pack performance compared to all the phones whose audio we have tested, it is below its peers for both Playback and Recording. At the root is poor tonal range rendering when playing back audio and video, as well as poor tonal range preservation when recording....

- David Cardinal, DxOMark

The LG V60 ThinQ 5G Dual Screen offers multitasking without the premium price tag that commonly accompanies other foldable smartphones. Comparable top-of-the-line smartphones in Canada are priced hundreds of dollars higher than the LG V60 5G, making this phone a good deal even without the extra disp...

- Stephen Clark, WhistleOut

The LG V60 ThinQ has not got an official UK release, so getting hold of one is a little tricky. Still, if one is available in your region, then it can prove cheaper than the Galaxy S20 Ultra, especially in the States where the price is $950. For that, you get a good phone with a fun Dual Screen add-...

- Max Parker, TrustedReviews