When LG announced that it would release a new line of extra-premium handsets, it wasn’t kidding around. As the inaugural device for the company’s V-series, cameras, two displays, tons of photo tools and more. It also has what lots of top-tier phones don’t have: A removable battery and expandable memory
By launching this new family of devices, LG gives itself space to experiment with its handsets. Unlike its the V10 isn’t meant for a wide audience. Rather, it’s a premiums that group of people - say, budding cinematographers who will readily use V10’s manual video controls.
For the average smartphone user, however, the V10’s and could easily be left unused.
But if you’re like me and don’t absolutely need all the V10’s bells and whistles, there are cheaper flagships available,
The phone feels pretty weighty in the hand, but it actually looks like it would be heavier than it really feels. Given its big-screen size,