LG Velvet Review: Beautiful & Affordable 5G By TechGuy SmartBuy

Internet, what's up, this is rod from techguysmartbuy. com, and today we are talking about the latest from lg. This is the lg velvet I'm going to let you know what you need to know about this device. How performs- and should you pick this up or not? So this is a completely different design language from what they're doing with the g series and v series, so you have a 3d arc, design sporting curve corners of each side and supposed to make it for ergonomically, better feeling phone in your hand, it definitely does feel good. It has a curved display, we'll get to display. In a moment you do have your headphone jack, but no quad back in size.

This super tall 6.8 inch OLED display, is a perfect one super bright still a 1080p panel, accurate colors, dark, blacks, good viewing angles, a great level of brightness and the same goes for their dual screen accessory. So this has the latest snapdragon 765, 5g processor. It can do a lot of everything, multitasking streaming different things, gaming, the usual things. Everything looks great on it. It's a pretty smooth performing experience, and you had that with six gigs of ram, and then you have 128 gigs of storage, expandable up to two terabytes for micro, SD addition to the speed you got some space to go with that too lg put a 4 300 William battery inside which works really well in cars, keeping up to day.

So these are one of the benefits of using that 765 chipset, where you get the faster speed, but the slightly lower power consumption do some heavy usage, and I go to sleep with about 30 40 left like to moderate. I get around two days of juice on a single charge, which is always good. This does include quick charge for fast wire charging and then wireless charging, as well now for the cameras as far as their new design language they have raindrop in motion in regard to how the camera set up so speed, the main lens can pull off some good shots. Crisp images, accurate colors. As long as there's enough light around other times, you can get a little of over processing flatter colors, there's not enough light or low light involved, and definitely some hit or miss in regard to taking like a great shot, the ultra-wide it's decent and well-lit situations, and then the five megapixel depth sensor didn't really kind of display the need to be there.

Now I wouldn't point the blame at the actual sensors, more so the image processing from software side of things, 4k video is good, as you still have video features from the v60 like voice, both, ASMR, recording, 4k time-lapse and more with the lg velvet, there's a lot that I love about this device and there really isn't too much. I don't like this retails for 600 bucks and Verizon version retails for 700 bucks, even though this has 5g and all the other cool specs, it doesn't have the camera that the d60 has one could opt for iPhone 11. It starts at 700 if you're on Verizon you're paying the same amount over. Now you got to pick the 4a. That kind of gives you a lot of different things with a great camera and about half the price of this.

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