LG V60 THINQ Review - Best Budget Flagship!

Today we are taking a look at the LG V60 THINQ 5G! This is LG’s latest flagship device, so let’s see how it compares to other phones on the market. #LG #V60 #THINQ

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[nohumanape]

Wait, why say "refuses to kill the headphone jack" like it's a bad thing? It's literally the feature that pushed me away from Apple and into the arms of Android (Note9). But with Samsung ditching the jack, I'm now primarily seeking the few flagship devices that still maintain this one (IMO) critical feature.

[toneblanco]

"Good quality audio" no the BEST AUDIO YOU CAN GET IN A MOBILE PHONE.

[lsxfanatic]

I can't believe we've reached a point, where we're calling $900 phones, Budget flagships.

[AlexanderR]

When 900 USD is good value for a flagship smartphone. I remember when 600 USD was an overkill for smartphones.

[mediafootball]

If you want to spend $1400 on a phone.get the v60 ($800) and you got $600 left to buy yourself a TV, or a high end headphones or some tools.haha

[dorianed]

Great review! A Snapdragon 865 processor, 5000 mAh battery, 32 bit quad dac, dual screen, stylus support, 4 microphones, 5G capable, and 64 MP main camera, and 8K video recording for about 1/3 less than the S20 Ultra. This purchase was a no brainer for me. I just got mine a couple days ago. Lovin it!

[nawrezelbitar]

You can enable the video enhancer in the display setting to see the difference when watching movies and videos ... great review btw 👍

[volleyplay]

I have the LG V60 and it is a great all around phone and I did not have to spend double like I did on S20 Ultra.

[twany]

Great review on the V60.
It was informative and straight to the point.. Please try out the note pen features in the settings.

[rizingphonix]

Only a few of the reviewers noticed that the LG V60 has pen support. You can use the Bamboo Ink Pen Gen 2 on this incredible phone.

[Error_x]

The 865 processor, 5000mah battery, quad DAC, headphone jack and SD card support makes this a great used buy.

[meatbyproducts]

Love the headphone jack and don't care about the high refresh rate. Don't have it on now even though my phone supports it.

[kismet]

Thanks for a straight forward and concise review.

[marcosnobrega]

Congratulations on the video. Very explanatory, so you were able to talk all about the device announced with great success. Surely you will be having a lot like Youtuber

[missellaneous]

Great coverage of the LG V60 ThinQ, but, just a few things I like to point out.

LG didn't miss the boat with not adding the QHD Display and the pointless High Refresh Rate, this was intentional for price accommodation, who cares if other OEMs added that? That's them, this is LG, they're going on a different path, and you and others may not agree with that path, but accept it.

"Refuses" isn't the right word to use when talking about the headphone jack, "perpetrating" is, when you use the word "refuse" in this context, it gives the impression that LG is stuck in the past and not embracing what other OEMs are doing and not following suit, not that that's what you stated, but, it gives an implication by your "refuse" statement.

You have to understand that there has to be tradeoffs to compliment the below 1000$ price tag.

Also the syllables in the LGV60 ThinQ 5G is 4, while Samsung's Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G is 7, so the name of the LGV60 ThinQ 5G isn't a "super long name", I don't see why alot of Reviewers point out something so trivial.

I don't think a phone needs something major to stand out for it to be a worthy contender, it can be just a great device with a snappy performance, with practicality in mind, and that's major if you ask me, not some useless high refresh rate and QHD Display that'll be detrimental to the battery, LG took a conventional approach with this one, and I think they're off to an awesome start!

Other than that, solid review.

[KiLLJOY]

Just got one used for 200us, I'm super excited and can't wait for it to arrive

[adrianstrozier]

Apple sells phones like hot cakes. 1080p and 60hz refresh rate is fine, actually it's good. QHD and 90-120hz is for bragging rights. High specs doesn't make the best phone.

[clnelson]

When I saw the Tesla app on the home screen, I knew you were for real 😄

[IbadassI]

8Gb RAM is not a low amount, it's high for a phone. Tell me some phones with more than 8Gb RAM.

[JoseTorres_]

What’s the point on 120 hertz? The battery will take a big hit, so until manufacturers can figure out a way to have a high refresh rate display without killing the battery, it’s a gimmick to me.