Customer Ratings & Reviews

When I tell my friends and Family which phone to buy, the LG V10 is at the top of the list. This has easily replaced my Note 4 and surpassed my expectations for smartphone camera. I highly recommend this phone for power users and photo buffs alike.

Amazing display, flawless updates, resposive screen. This unit travels the country as I spend 25 of every 30 days on the road. The "radio" works well and it flawlessly transfers from tower to tower and service to service. lG's updates are good and seem to have very few issues at rollout. The battery life is good. The screen is 5.7" test it doesn't feel huge in the hand. Despite leaving Google maps on overnight, I have not had any ghosting with the screen unlike some previously owned Samsung products.

Having had an LG G2 and loving that phone and also owning a few Apple products and being satisfied with them also it was hard for me to decide which brand to buy. I own an LG TV and even have an LG computer at work and have never had any issues with either. I read some online reviews and didn't find anything negative about the V10 and saw nothing about the new iPhone to sway me over to it I made my decision based on one simple fact, you can turn on and off the V10 by simply knocking on the screen twice! I know that may sound like a small thing but I love that feature. Many friends who have iPhones found this feature something they wish they had and I figured I won't have to deal with wearing out a button by pushing it too often. I love the size of the screen and the slimness of the phone too.

Had the Note 3 previously and wanted an upgrade, but the Note 5 not longer had expandable memory or a removable back. Then I found the V10. It came with a lot of memory plus it could hold even more with the addition of a microsd. This phone has an amazing camera. Very clear, crisp pictures. I am very pleased with this LG product.

I'm obsessed with this phone. I was worried at first about how big it was but after using it for only a day I completely forgot how much bigger it is than my old phone. Amazing camera, solid build quality and a good battery. Techies dislike the LG skin but it's not as bad on the V10.

Yes this phone is big. The screen is large--but I love that. The phone has also been durable with the steel bars on the sides.

I'm bought this phone for my daughter for xmas and she loves it. This is what the Note 5 should be. Take notes Samsung. The camera is awesome and it came with an extra battery , charger and sd card.

Far and away the fastest, most versatile, most capable phone I've ever owned and with a superb camera! What ever you are looking for in a phone - the V10 has it. The only downer, its BIG! It does not fit comfortably in your pocket. On the plus side, you are unlikely to make butt calls!

I upgraded from the g3 to this v10, the manual settings for the camera. The screen is very very clear and does not pick up fingerprints easy at all. Also it is very very fast and I love the fact that you can remove the back add memory and even get another battery

Bought this for my son. He loves it. So light weight, great camera and all the other features. The only reason I gave it a 4 instead of a 5 is because it states the face has a wire mesh type glass. It says it is more protected from breaking. Well, my son had it in his jacket pocket and dropped his jacket and the screen cracked. So the screen isn't much different than other phones. Get a screen protector and case as soon as you buy the phone. Otherwise, great phone.

This came at half the price of any other site but there was no catch. Just a great deal! The camera has neat features like time lapse and being able to take a picture by saying 'cheese'. The screen is big and that takes some getting used to but you can resize the keyboard so that helps. I don't like how small the emojis are. Its hard to tell which is which. Love the second screen up top that shows commonly used apps when you're using the phone or it shows battery life, time, and notifications when the screen is black. Very useful! Doesn't seem to affect battery life. If I use it a lot during the day, it's pretty close to dead by the evening but if I use it a normal amount for me I still have about 30-40% by the evening but I still charge it every night.

I absolutely love this phone. Removable battery and micro sd slot are what initially drew me to the phone. Love the size. It is a big phone but I am switching to this from the Note. I had some issues with the battery at first but everything is great now. LG also offered a free battery and cradle and a 64gb micro sd card which further sweetened the deal. Best buy had the best price too!

I was going back and forth between a new Samsung or Sony smart phone, but after 2 years of no issues with my LG G2, I decided to stay with LG and so far glad I did. The phone lives up to it's reputation of taking clear pictures. If you like to take movies and pictures, you can make adjustments and tweak the picture before clicking. Movies are good too and the sound is very good, picking up every sound in clear detail. Overall, the phone has the typical programs and gadgets. The two screen feature is good to have too but I don't end up using it much. For Droid uses, this gets a thumbs up!

My husband has this phone & he says the specs are excellent. He was a little concerned about the size of the phone but he got accustomed to it real quick. The camera takes the best pics that I have ever seen in a phone. The customizable parts after the phone are just stunning. I am a little jealous of this phone. It's a sweet little device

This phone works flawlessly. Amazing camera! it's fast too, no lag at all.

I went from a Galaxy S4 to this phone and I am very pleased. I really like the size and the small extra screen that is always on. Also, I really like the fact that I can add a data card and remove the battery. Those two things specifically are why I chose the V10 over the Note 5. Oh, and I got it for 50 bucks from Best Buy!

Memory shortage no longer an issue. Extra battery is wonderful!

Great performance on apps and web, really good reception and call performance. Large but not unwieldy - a great device.

Overall I am very pleased with the V10. I got the G3 when it came out and just loved the back buttons. I went to the G3 from a Galaxy S3 and was sick of bumping the power/volume buttons on the side and the G3 certainly fixed that. There were some great deals on the Note 5 which I strongly considered, but those back buttons really ended up making it an easy decision to go with the V10. Obviously those are a killer feature for me and my favorite part of the LG phones. As for the rest of the phone, I am quite happy. Yes, it's a good sized phone but another feature that sold me on this is the shock resistance certification and because of that, I'm using it without a case which keeps it nicely sized. The rubber-like backing gives great grip and looks good, along with the stainless sides. The bezel is very thin and the phone really does look high end and in my opinion, nicer looking than the Samsungs and iPhones. Of course as you know, this has the replaceable battery and can hold a massive micro SD card so storage will never ever be a concern. The G3 I always felt was a bit laggy and that they didn't have the power behind the first QHD screen. The V10 on the other hand has great performance. No, it's not quite like a Nexus running pure Android, but this thing is not far off and I believe qualifies for the "buttery smooth" performance rating. I think the 4 GB of RAM really helps in this regards as even having tons of apps open, I'm yet to experience so much as a hiccup with anything, which is really quite impressive. The Snapdragon 808 may not have the benchmark numbers of other processors and I'm not sure how it performs for gaming, but I can tell you this processor works great for everything else on this phone. The camera, gallery, Chrome, YouTube videos...you name it the app launches instantly. Also, even with heavy video watching the phone barely even gets warm. My G3 and previous Galaxy phones would quite warm, but this thing stays nice and cool. I think LG going with the 808 was a good choice, with the sole exception of perhaps intensive games that I cannot attest to. The camera is of course fantastic with fast and accurate focus, great natural color, excellent detail and solid quality in low-lighting. With manual mode, this thing can take fantastic shots in pretty much any conditions and the small features such as slow-motion and panorama work flawlessly. The front cameras are also great and having 2 really makes a difference. I'm not one to take selfies, but if my wife wants a picture it so nice to be able to switch to the wide angle front lens and not have to stretch to try and fit us both in. It is wide enough you can capture yourself and a great background as well. Overall, I'd say this is without a doubt the phone with the best all-around cameras. Plus you can store up to a 2 TB, yes 2 TB, micro SD card so you can actually utilize the UHD video, which also is excellent. The screen on this thing awesome. No it's not the AMOLED like Samsung but the QHD Quantum Dot is no slouch. The contrast is great and the colors are very natural whereas the AMOLED can be a bit over-saturated. It has a good, not great viewing angle and can get very bright to see fairly easy outdoors. Honestly, I would take the V10 screen over a Retina and the Samsung version of the AMOLED, but it's close. Some debate the benefit of QHD on a screen this size, but man I love it. It really helps and you can view as close to the screen as you want without issue. 4K and QHD YouTube videos look awesome - check some out on this when demoing it and you'll see just how great this screen can look. Software wise it's typical LG with a good take on pure Android that is super easy to use, clean and in my opinion much preferable to Samsung's TouchWiz. Given this is a big phone, there is also a neat feature that lets you simply swipe the home buttons and it shrinks the screen for one handed use. I never thought I'd actually use this but I find myself using it quite frequently and it works flawlessly. The only app they force you to keep installed is the quick memo app which is a bit annoying, but you may it useful and it's easy to ignore. I'm a bit torn on the 2nd screen at the top, but it certainly isn't a bad thing. It's nice having always-on notifications so if just want to check the time or see if I have notifications, I don't even need to touch the phone. You can also swipe over and turn on the camera or flashlight directly without turning on the screen, features I use frequently. When the screen is on, the notifications show up at the top which is nice not having your entire screen overtaken. Of course you can also put app shortcuts, recent apps, contacts and the music player on this bar. My one problem I hope they fix with a future software fix is I wish you could use the music player on the 2nd screen when the screen is off, but currently it's only allowed when the screen is on. That's my one nitpick. Overall, sure the 2nd screen isn't necessary, but it's far from gimmicky and is actually useful.. Really the only thing that isn't great is the battery life, but it isn't bad by any means. I just wish that with this size phone they would've squeezed a little bigger battery in, similar to the Nexus 6p or Droid Turbo 2. I would say I use my phone light to moderate and by the end of the day I'll be around 50% or under, but I think a heavy user would struggle to make it through an entire day. Marshmallow should be coming soon which should offer significant battery savings when the screen is off, which surprisingly this drains faster than expected. Of course the nice thing is you can swap the battery very easily and this phone also supports fast charging which really does speed up charging. I only use the fast charger if I need juice fast, otherwise I'll use my old G3 charger as there are some unconfirmed reports that fast charging kills batteries faster. Although given the battery is replaceable, it's really not a concern. I just choose to use the slower charger, at night for example when I'm not in a rush. And finally, a review wouldn't be complete without mentioning the Hi-Fi DAC sound. When using decent headphones, wow does this make a difference! It makes music and videos sound better, but surprisingly it makes phone calls sound much clearer and defined. Absolutely a great feature and if audio is important to you, this is a huge perk. So obviously I am very happy with this phone. Certainly try it out to make sure the size isn't too big, but if you're looking for a new larger phone, give the V10 a fair shot and I think you'll be very happy. Unless you need the stylus or are in the Apple ecosystem, I would take this over the Note 5/Edge 6+ and iPhone 6s Plus any day. More than likely when you buy it, you'll also get a free spare battery and micro SD card, another nice little perk. Very, very happy with this phone!

Wonderful phone. Camera is awesome! Very fast and responsive. Just not a fan of the removable back. Battery life could be better.