Pros: - Stunning 5.7 inch QHD display - I still cant find any pixels. - Camera is better than the galaxy S7 - Tough as Nails - Weighted well and feels balanced in hand - Wicked fast processor with 4GB Ram and 64GB Rom - second screen never skips a beat Cons: - Battery leaves something to be desired...

This is a terrific phone. I live in Canada and my purchase from B&H was flawless. Received by FedEx two days after order. Also had an overheating problem and their customer support (via chat) was excellent.

Happy to see lg to manufacture such a beast...very great camera..double screen...4gb ram ,microsd card, removable battery ,fast charging, etc

About delivery of product--- I got delivery just within 3 days after payment. It was 4 days earlier than committed one. Good service from seller. Most important it was not economical courier but express delivery courier. The phone was new brand one. It was without any defect.

With the LG V10, the Korean manufacturer provides another superb smartphone that is very similar to LG's G4 on the specification sheet, but does not have much in common with its sister model in terms of looks. Selfie fans will certainly like the front-facing dual-lens.

fast SoC; robust and premium design; decent connectivity configuration; expandable storage; removable battery; good camera; Quick Charge; 32 bit HiFi D-A converter; fast fingerprint scanner; frugal secondary screen..

...with limited functionality; tightly sized power supply; SOC throttling; UI slows down the system; no wireless charging

When I reviewed the LG G2 three years ago, I wasn't convinced that LG's decision to locate buttons on the back of the phone was a good idea. Who ever heard of putting volume buttons on the back of a phone instead of on the side?

Removable battery; microSD card slot; 2nd screen with always on clock; 2 front facing cameras for wider selfies

Doesn't have the latest version of Android; Heavy

The LG V10 is a different kind of flagship, with unique design features and a dual-screen display. Does being different make it a better smartphone? Read on to find out.

Exceptional camera and camera software; Secondary screen proves useful; particularly for multitasking; Unique and credible build materials; Comes with great headphones and exquisite DAC

It's big; Body rugged; but not waterproof; Battery only slightly above average; Chipset a bit below flagship

The V10 has it all – but you won't use a lot of it. You can't accuse it of lacking features; it has a scanner, a stunning display and an outstanding camera. But it also has what users ask for, namely microSD support and a removable battery.

Body/display combination; Dual display; microSD support; removable battery; Outstanding camera and interface; Manual modes of photo and video; Quick charge in one hour

Fingerprint scanner unhelpful; Battery life; Price; Weight

It's easy to get overwhelmed by the V10 when you first pick it up, but the features that rise to the top make this a phone worth owning. I really like the durable design, excellent camera and manual mode for video recording.

Sturdy; durable design; Cool second-screen feature; Sharp; vibrant display; Advanced manual video recording; Replaceable battery and microSD slot

Slower than some other flagship phones; Too much bloatware

As we head into the holiday shopping season, there are a number of really great smartphones on the market for buyers to consider. Among this group is LG 's latest flagship Android superphone, the V10.