ISSUE 72 • ANDROID ADVISOR 61only difference will be screen size. For better or worse,
LG has a formula and it’s sticking to it. I’m not really
sure what, if anything, the ThinQ surname even means
at this point, but you won’t find the G8’s 3D face
unlock or touch commands, nor the V50’s tailored
intelligence services in this iteration.
That said, the LG V60 ThinQ 5G is a perfectly fine
2020 phone. With a 6.8in screen and more bezel than
the Galaxy S20 Ultra has, it’s a bit too big for my tastes,
but LG is merely following the big-screen trend line.
The Dual Screen case that we first saw on the G8X has
some useful features, but it still feels like a very cheap
imitation of the Galaxy Fold.
But if you’re looking for an Android phone with
premium specs, the V60 checks off most of theThe Dual
Screen’s second
display perfectly
mirrors the one
on the V60 itself,
notch and all