LG V60 ThinQ 5G

Large display and loud speakers are great for content consumption

Display lacks a high refresh rate or QHD resolution

The choice is certainly a no brainer for an audiophile - who would happily get lost in all the tweaks and audio modes that the V60 has to offer. Paired with the large display and the great battery life makes it a great phone for content consumption on...

Fantastic battery life ; Flagship performance at a discount ; It has a headphone jack! ; Beautiful screen (even if it’s only 1080p)

Bulky and dated redesign ; Dual screen can be finicky ; LG’s software needs an overhaul

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Dual Screen case can be useful ; Excellent performance ; Long battery life ; Reasonable price

Frustrating software ; Camera is far from the best ; Slow fingerprint sensor

Effortless, speedy performance ; Worry-free battery life ; The headphone jack lives and shines on

This phone is enormous ; No high-refresh display ; Software remains too inconsistent

The LG V60 ThinQ 5G has top-tier specs on par with rivals like the Samsung Galaxy S20 — but for less money. It also comes with a second screen that opens new multitasking possibilities. And there’s still a headphone jack.

Lovely design ; Excellent audio ; Long battery life

Lots of bloatware ; AT&T and T-Mobile versions only have sub-6GHz 5G ; Optical fingerprint sensor doesn’t work well

The LG V60 5G ThinQ is a handsome and powerful flagship phone for a relatively reasonable price, but its lack of multi-band 5G on most carriers limits its prospects for the future.

Vibrant, large display ; Build quality and design ; Speedy performance ; Great for gaming ; Long battery life ; Headphone jack + Great audio ; Dual screen included ; Active stylus support

Dual screen accessory is bulky ; Camera isn’t flagship worthy ; Software needs refinements ; Bloatware

The V60 is the best smartphone LG has come out with in the last few years

Great battery life; Speedy performance ; Great audio quality; Premium design and build quality

Display is only 1080p, 60Hz; No telephoto lens

Beautiful 6.8-inch OLED display ; Solid performance ; Good camera with great video quality and can shoot 8K video ; DualScreen attachment can be useful (especially with Android 10) ; A massive battery that lasts more than a day ; Cheaper than other...

The phone is enormous in size ; 60Hz refresh rate compared to other devices with 90Hz or 120Hz ; LG’s UI has gotten better but could still use some work ; No 5G on current Canadian carriers the phone is available on

Overall, the V60 is a good device that makes improvements over LG’s previous Dual Screen device, the G8X ThinQ. The V60 makes a great alternative to the Galaxy S20 series (which starts at $1,319 CAD) or the iPhone 11 Pro (which starts from $1,379 CAD).

Awesome battery life ; Headphone jack! ; Great performance for the price

Dual screen accessory isn't all that useful ; Cameras are good but still need work ; Do I have to tell you about the software?

The V60 is a solid phone through and through. For $900, you get a phone with flagship specs, decent cameras, and terrific battery life. You also get a dual screen case that might be of interest to you. If that sounds nice, go and buy an LG V60. You...