The LG V30 is one of our favorite phones , because its wide-angle camera offers a very different perspective on the world than the single or 2x cameras you find on other smartphones.

Audiophile-friendly output; Superior Sprint network performance; Lots of storage; Wide-angle camera

Models can't be easily moved between carriers; Screen and camera don't quite measure up to Galaxy Note 8; Expensive

The LG V30 is a smartphone with amazing looks. And while it's not the most innovative thing out there in terms of features, it's on the whole very compelling.

Good performance; Practical Always-on-display; Easy to handle

Mediocre display; Slow HDR mode

The LG G6 rebooted LG's direction to something more concrete and the LG V30+ cemented that focus into something more compelling and truly desirable. It's got a simple yet beautiful and elegant design, solid performance and nice pair of cameras.

* Great performance; * Very nice display; * Impressive dual-rear camera; * Beautiful design; * Water-resistance; * Wireless charging; * HiFi sound

* Very expensive

I've been long time Samsung user and though I've enjoyed Samsung this Phone blows them away. The battery life is simply amazing. I can use this phone almost non-stop all day and still have more than 50% at the end of the day.

Yes. The LG V30+ is a well priced, feature packed handset that will make the majority of users happy. Performance wise, the V30+ is spot on. It marries up an excellent processor with a goodly amount of RAM and storage which should be enough for all but the most hardcore of users.

If you've been holding out for a smartphone that doesn't put the squeeze on useful features, but does the opposite, filling it to the brim with utilities, you might have thought you'd be waiting an eternity. But actually, the LG V30+ is that very phone.

Streamlined design; Crammed with features; Interesting camera improvements

Doesn't launch with Android Oreo; Display viewing angles shift colour; No portrait mode on the camera

LG launched the LG V30 towards the final quarter of 2017, but has only been over a month since its Plus variant arrived to our shores. The V30+ is currently the Korean brand's flagship and is equipped with all the features to make it the multimedia monster that its predecessors have been known for.

In its third iteration the LG V series continues its focus on audio, photography, and videography. The LG V30 takes this experience to a whole new level with a Hi-Fi Quad DAC and a camera that is packed with features.

Beautiful glass/metal design Display is vibrant and sharp Wireless Charging Hi-Fi Quad DAC IP68/MIL-STD-810G rating All day battery life A feature-rich camera experience MicroSD expansion

Software could still be improved Front facing camera quality lags behind competitors

The V30 is LG's latest flagship device and it offers a whole load of features that wouldn't find anywhere else. It's a great phone, but one that appears to have lost some of its lustre as a result of the delayed release.

Loads of features; Stunning audio; The nicest looking LG phone yet

Screen isn't great; Stuck on Android 7; LG's software is still ugly

LG devices often get overshadowed by its bigger rivals, but its new V30 insists you pay attention to it. It's an elegant, well-built device with powerful performance and some of the best audio quality we've ever heard out of a smartphone.

Excellent; water-resistant design; Strong performance; Flexible; powerful video features; It sounds fantastic

Screen appears gritty at low brightness; Low-light camera performance could be better; Middling battery life