Is the LG V60 ThinQ 5G Dual Screen Smartphone Worth Your Time or Money?

The LG V60 ThinQ is a fully functional flagship smartphone that sits in a case alongside a second display. The second screen is available when needed, but you can also use the V60 ThinQ by itself as a conventional device. It's an improvement over the LG G8X ThinQ, a device LG launched in 2019 as its own answer to making a handset easier for multitasking. The V60 ThinQ has 5G, 128 GBs of memory (with external storage up to 2TBs via a MicroSD slot) and a Snapdragon 865 processor with 8GBs of RAM.

But how does it perform in the real world? Is the LG V60 ThinQ worth your time?

Check out our review for our full thoughts below:

Did LG get the folding phone right with the V60 ThinQ? Let us know what you think in the comments below!

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[pattimcb]

I still enjoy my V60 I hate LG gave up before they released their Holodeck prototype but who knows what the future holds.

[infrablade]

You guys should go over this again... There's a quite a bit of misinformation in this video... For example, at 10:10 you said only two apps can be run on the V60 and no more, whereas three can be run on the Galaxy fold... This is simply not so in regard to the and you can indeed run three applications on the V60 at a time. To do this... While on the 'Main Screen', click on the overview button, then click on the name of the application you are viewing (the icon to the upper left of the app), such as YouTube and select the "Multi window" option. You then gain the option to run a third app from here. Within the same submenu you also have the option of creating a "Pop-up window".

Regarding the price, I purchased the Dual-Screen version from T-Mobile just last week for only $809.99 before taxes totalling $50.62 and no shipping cost; totaling $860.61.

Still, there's quite a bit more misinformation here than what I've covered and you should go over this and correct your statements.

There's also quite a bit more this phone is capable of that you haven't even touched on, such as; Active Stylus support, WiFi 6, Digital Wallet/Magstripe card swipe support, using LG Pay, and Dual Apps, for dual account support.

LG statement:
*LG Pay can be used in-store virtually everywhere NFC or Magstripe payments are supported.*

There's also an app in the Play Store call "WideMode for LG" which adds to LG QSlide and works for this phone; for those who care for this. This app/added QSlide button forces WideMode on any app.

[onemat]

Ted also missed that the headphone/lineout jack has a DAC. There are a number of in-depth camera reviews out in which the new camera is demonstrated and it is no just average even in Auto mode.

[onemat]

Package is $899.00 at T-Mobile and AT&T. and I expect there will be a price drop by September.

[kevinwhiting]

This phone is everything and more I love the V series I switched over from a Samsung S8 plus to a LG v40 that absolutely blew my mind, and have loved the V series ever since.. for music no other phone comes remotely close with that hi-fi quad DAC wired audio this sounds so good.. I got the V60 in classy White and I love it everyday I love it a little bit more