LG V20 Review:

The L V20 is the follow-up phone for LG to last year’s V10. They strengthened some of the more popular features and left behind some of the weaker ones. This phone seems to be a hot item. The body is metal and feels solid in your hands. It comes with a 5.7-inch display that has 1440 x 2560 pixels and 513-pixel density. That is simply amazing. It comes with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 Processor and 4GB of RAM.

They have greatly upgraded the camera with a dual-lens system that will perfectly take wide lens shots, no more need for that selfie stick with this bad boy. The rear-facing camera is 16 megapixels with optical image stabilization plus the wide lens is 8 megapixels. The front-facing camera is 5 megapixels and also features the wide lens option. The camera is pretty awesome for LG’s newest toy.

Battery

The battery is removable and is 3,200 mAh. It also features a USB Type-C and has Quick Charge 3.0, whatever that is it translates to a battery charge in a hurry. There is a fingerprint sensor which is becoming a nice standard in today’s market. It is located on the back of the phone. Personally, I like this feature to be located on the rear of the phone. This makes for more viewing rooms on the display side. Overall this phone seems like a win for LG, and one that the company needed. They keep making phones and they are quality but just not good enough to make it to that upper room.

Noteworthy Features

One more noteworthy feature of the V20 is its audio capabilities. The microphones can handle a must higher range of audio than most other phones. And the 32 bit DAC will give you great music right where you want it, in your hands. This is the best shot that LG has to compete with the note series. Let’s see what happens!!