LG V10 H961N
LG V10 launched in October 2015 and is well-received in New Zealand.
It sports a 5.7-inch screen with a 1,440 x 2,560 resolution, which yields an impressive pixel density of 515 ppi. There's a second 2.1-inch display that can be used for multi-tasking.
LG V10 runs the Android 6.0 operating system and is powered by a hexa-core processor running at a frequency of 1,8 GHz. The phone has 4 GB of RAM memory and 64 GB of built-in storage.
The successor LG V20 was announced in September 2016, and offers improved hardware performance.
A newer model LG V20 H990 64GB was released in August 2016.
Manufacturer: LG
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10 years ago
The LG V10: A photographer's dream or too much of a good thing?
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.
10 years ago
LG V10 review
The LG V10 has me convinced that Dr. Ram-chan Woo and his design team really are a bunch of mad scientists determined to bend and shape unique smartphones. This is their latest and, by far, most Frankensteinian creation yet.
10 years ago
LG V10 Review: Sturdy+Expandable
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.
10 years ago
I'm a huge fan of weird phones that try to re-imagine the average pocket computer as something different than just a slab of metal and glass. That's why I've come to respect LG's creative risks , even if they don't always stick. But with the LG V10, they may have gone a step too far. What Is It?
Pros:
- It's super speedy, built well (if not a little bland), and yet still has a removable back and battery
- Also, that 3000mAh battery lasts for more than a days' worth of normal use-closer to 30 hours, actually
10 years ago
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...
Pros:
- Display
- Design
- Battery Life and Fast Charging
- Specs
- Performance
- Removable battery and SD card slot
- Availability
- Secondary display
- Camera
- Software
- Size
Cons:
- Fingerprint scanner
- Speaker
10 years ago
LG V10 review: What the LG G4 should've been
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...
10 years ago
LG V10 review: upping the ante
It's large, ugly and it knows it. LG heavily promoted the heavy-duty build to the V10. The 316L-grade stainless steel frame comprises the body of the device with its sidings exposed for flair. The top and bottom caps are reinforced with hard silicon for added shock protection.
Pros:
- + Useful Second Screen for multitaskers
Cons:
- – Questionable price points given unlocked market
- – Fit and finish
10 years ago
The LG V10 review\n
I've warned a few times in this review against overthinking things. The V10 isn't an overly complicated phone. It's essentially a beefed up LG G4, both in its physicality, and to a lesser extent what's under the hood (with the extra gigabyte of RAM).
Pros:
- Faster
- with more RAM
- 32-bit audio with DAC
- Now has a fingerprint scanner
- Excellent camera
- now with manual video mode
- Fun selfie additions
Cons:
- It's a
- And among the heaviest we've used
- LG's software still isn't great
- Launching with Android 5.1.1 Lollipop
- Did we mention it's big
10 years ago
LG V10 Android smartphone review
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?
Pros:
- Removable battery
- microSD card slot
- 2nd screen with always on clock
- 2 front facing cameras for wider selfies
Cons:
- Doesn't have the latest version of Android
- Heavy
10 years ago
LG had quite a disappointing year in 2015 due to lackluster sales of the LG G4. The G4 was a brilliant smartphone in many ways but still failed to gain momentum owing to a few factors. The primary factor being the build quality and materials used.
Pros:
- Brilliant Build Quality and Premium Feel
- Rugged and Refreshing Design
- Great Camera Quality
- Manual Imaging and Video Modes with RAW Support and Bitrate Options
- Great Audio Quality
- Good Display with Secondary Display
- Removable Battery
- Expandable Memory
Cons:
- Fingerprint Sensor Isn't Always Accurate
- Battery Life Not Good Enough
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