LG's V10 has the best smartphone camera we've ever used.

The best smartphone camera we've used; Durable metal body; Gorgeous Quad HD screen; Manual camera and video mode; Fast fingerprint sensor; Fast performance

Second screen fails to hold attention; It's big and heavy

In a market crowded with premium phablets like the Apple iPhone 6s Plus , the Google Nexus 6P , and the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 , the LG V10 ($699.99; 64GB) stands out by offering expandable storage, a removable battery, and a handy secondary display you won't find anywhere else .

Fantastic cameras; Removable battery and expandable memory; Second screen has potential; Rugged build

Mediocre battery life; Dated processor; Heavy bloatware and UI layer

If you were to ask me how many cameras and displays a phone needs, I'd say one good one of each. If you ask the same of LG, however, the answer would be five. The new LG V10 Android smartphone has...

As good as mobile cameras get; Solid; rigid construction; Smooth performance; Swappable battery and microSD expansion

Camera app excepted; LG's software stinks; Second screen is an irredeemable gimmick; Battery life isn't impressive for such a large device

This phone is great. I can't stop raving about the camera - I go to concerts often and Ive always had issues when trying to take pictures. It handles all sorts of lighting. Great for selfies too. For the camera alone this phone is worth it.

the camera is fantastic; display is beautiful

battery life; size

Well, does the V10 with all of its stuff and things come together as a winner? Yeah, surprisingly, for the most part there is a heck of a lot like here. This is one of those extremely oversized phones, but it comes in an attractive package, has a beautiful display, top of the line specs in all...

Display; Design; Battery Life and Fast Charging; Specs; Performance; Removable battery and SD card slot; Availability; Secondary display; Camera; Software; Size

Fingerprint scanner; Speaker

The LG V10 is now available from Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile and AT&T, falling within the $600 – $700 price range off-contract. If that's more than you're comfortable spending, you can pick up the device from these carriers at a subsidized rate.

Military Standard 810G certified for shock resistance - Durable design - Sharp and vivid screen - Manual video controls - Hi-Fi DAC - MicroSD card expansion - Removable battery - Dual front facing cameras - Fast charging - Fast and accurate fingerprint scanner

- LG software package is still cluttered - Inconvenient placement of secondary screen

Should you buy LG's V10? If you have a G4 (or even a G3, for that matter) then probably not. There isn't much difference aside from the premium materials and that extra screen. Buying a new back for your G4 takes care of the first problem, and the extra screen at the top of the device doesn't add...

From what I have observed, many users absolutely love some of the things that the LG V10 offers, and in my opinion, there are a few reasons to go for it. First, the superb camera capabilities. Secondly the removable battery and MicroSD expansion.

Back in April, LG introduced an upgrade to its flagship phone line, the LG G4 . One of the aspects that LG pushed in order to distinguish its phone from the other high-end devices now crowding the market was the ability to take top-notch photos.

I spent countless hours researching phones and settled on the V10. Took a risk and purchased on eBay for a fraction of the cost at a retailer. BEST decision I've ever made. Could not be happier in a phone. I bought the phone specifically for the camera. It takes amazing pictures.

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