LG V10

While most smartphones are bumping up hardware spec-sheets and pumping in more glass and metal, LG once again tries to do things differently with LG V1O. Featuring several innovations to keep things fresh, LG V10 seems worthy of the flagship tag.

Though internal horsepower remains same as LG G4, the smartphone improves in several key aspects. A fingerprint sensor, which is more of a necessity these days, has been added. The cheap-feel plastic paves way for more premium materials and a sturdy steel frame, making it eligible to withstand 1.2m falls, and then there are dual displays, and dual selfie cameras to marvel at.

Besides the super sharp 518PPI primary display, a 2.1 Inch screen has been added on top, which showcases weather info, notifications, clock, music controls, etc when the display is off. When the display is on, the same screen shows app shortcuts and you can use those for quick app switching (though one handed use should be difficult because of the sheer size).

LG says that a single wide angle lens can cause distortions at the selfie edges, and to fix the issue, it has incorporated 2 standard 80 degree lens 5MP cameras on the front. The camera software will stitch images from both of these snappers and ultimately you will be blessed with ultra wide angle selfies.

You can also shoot videos in pro mode from the rear 16MP camera. You can toggle with shutter speed, ISO, white balance and shoot 4K videos in 21:9 cinematic resolution. That’s not all. You can also simultaneously shoot ‘multi-view videos’ from both front and rear cameras. Since our smartphones can now shoot 4K, it was only a matter of time before OEMs allowed users to toggle with these deeper aspects.

The Snapdragon 808 inside is more than capable for your every need, and is paired with ample 4GB RAM and 64GB storage. If you need more, you can plug in up to 2TB SD card as well.

All these features will also bloat the price. We are not certain when you will be able to actually buy LG V10 Online in India, but it should take some time. You can check the comparison tab to find the best price of LG V10 in India.

The LG V10 brings fresh energy and starts a new family line. The V series stands for practicality, durability and innovation. It's shock proof to a military standard. It's not waterproof like the Xperias, but it's a difference as small as the difference between 'every day' and 'vacation time.'

It's as practical as ever too, battery and storage are easy to refresh and if the back cover does get damaged it can be swapped out in under a minute. read more →

The rugged LG V10 sets itself apart from other phablets with a removable battery, a unique second screen, and an excellent camera. If only AT&T didn't bog it down with bloatware. read more →

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The battle for the phablet crown continues. Samsung and Apple have already secured the largest chunks of the market to them, but LG seems committed to becoming a major force in the extra-large segment as well. The G Pro didn't quite work out as planned, but the V10 is a new beginning for the company's ambitions.

It's loaded with features, it literally doubles the screen and the front-facing camera; it has it all, even an IR blaster, replaceable battery and microSD slot – features its rival, Samsung, recently left behind. read more →