What's up everybody, this is like the tech preacher, so I got the lg velvet. I've been having it for about a day or so, and a lot of you guys been asking a lot of questions about the lg velvet compared to the lg v60, and since I've been using this phone for about 24 to 48 hours, I've been blown away on the performance and everything in between. So in this video, I'm going to ask you guys, questions about the lg velvet and lg v60 sit back, relax and get your popcorn ready and follow me on this journey. Let's go what's up guys. This is Eric back with another video, so I got the lg velvet. I've been using it for about 24 hours or so 48 hours or so, and my time with this device has been very good and a lot of people have been asking questions about both of these devices.
First, let's talk about it. The lg velvet is now on 18t for 599 and, I believe that's without the new display and as we know how lg roll, if you want to do, display it's going to cost you about a hundred bucks more, so it's going to bring the price up to about 699. Uh, the lg v60 uh comes in about 6.99 and 7.99 respectively. If you get to do display now, I've seen the lg v60 out there for a lot cheaper. You could get it on some good deals.
It's very much optimized, both of them across the board, is optimized all the way down to the t. Both of them got 1080p displays both of them have 128 gigs of storage uh. Both of them have uh SD card support. Both of them have headphone jacks. The lg v60 has the quad deck.
The lg velvet does not have a quad DAC. So it's something to keep in mind. I am going to do a complete camera review between both of these devices, but I'm not going to discuss that in this video all right. So, let's talk about it now, both of them support, pin support like a lot of people was asking a question about the pin. Yes, I have the bamboo pin.
I made a video about this. I will leave the link down in the description below, but, yes, it does support the bamboo pin on both of them so uh. When we talk about the bamboo pin uh, it does have the software. So when you click here it brings up the software all right, and I believe I have it programmed there. Okay.
So when I click it brings up the software and what I like about the lg software as soon as I log in everything that I do on one device already transferred to the next device, so you do have some unique features here: uh with both of these devices. So let's see, let's go to memo and what I like about the pen software that has been pointed over from the style software that you can get work done. This is what I like, and also since it's a dual display. You could also watch some YouTube videos you could watch. You know, say my YouTube videos and check it out right.
Furthermore, you know you got the lg velvet, unboxing video, and what I like about this is that I want to turn the volume down a little. What I like about this is that you can get work done, and I want to kind of show you guys this real, quick here kind of go up a little and, as you can see right now, I could watch me a YouTube video and I could write to some documents right. So I can write some documents here on the device which is really nice and if I want to add all kinds of different software into uh in here I can add software like lines and stuff like that. I can insert pictures and I can do all kinds of drawing things right here with the pin. So that is a unique feature and yes, it works great on the velvet.
So uh, that's a unique feature there that I like and even then you could use it as I do display uh. You could watch two things at the same time, uh, which let me go ahead and go to my Twitter feed and there it is right. So now I could do the same thing. I could uh watch me a YouTube. Video go up and down my Twitter feed, and I mean it works great as advertised one of the things.
A lot of you guys always emphasize is easy. What about processor power, because the lg v60 has a 865 processor and the lg velvet has the 765g processor? Will it the lg v60 must be the most powerful device? Well, let's open up some apps, I cleared out all apps here. So there's no recent app, so I'm going to keep the dude display on there right and let's go to open up some apps to see which apps open the fastest. Let's go here right and let me open up YouTube boom, so YouTube actually opened up the same time. It started the fastest on the lg velvet, and it opened up the same time.
Look here's the thing! I've been doing this all day, opening up apps between both the devices, and they've been opening apps. The same time so uh opened up apps, you won't have no problems with that. A lot of you guys will say we're easy. What about games? What about games? Let's go to open up a game and, let's see which device going to open up faster, remember I cleared all apps boom right. Let's see- and I want you all guys to see this all right- that app opened up faster because of the 865.
Listen, here's the thing it's supposed to open up fastest, all right! So, yes, it opened up, maybe a hair second fastest on the lg v60 versus the lg velvet. So you know miss me with all of this. Oh, you got to have the latest and greatest processor and stuff like that. I promise you. I've been playing games on the lg velvet all day, and it's playing it like a champ all right.
So let me talk about battery life on the lg velvet. Uh I've been using this device all day, I'm still at like 76 battery life, uh and I've been using it all day off and on the battery life on here has been perfect. Uh. I've been kind of using both of these phones plus my Galaxy Note, so I've been keeping three phones in my pocket. I've been reaching for the lg velvet, but I have a lot of work that I've done today.
So uh look, here's the thing it's too early to talk about battery life, so I will stay tuned, and I will give you more uh information about battery life uh. But right now it's been giving me perfect battery life, but stay tuned. I will have full coverage about battery life with the lg velvet. Let's go at home and talk about the design on both of these devices right so uh. Yes, you could play games uh.
It runs through everything, really quick, uh and everything in between, so we're. Looking at both of these devices right. The lg velvet is a gorgeous phone, oh my god, but the lg v60 also looks good uh. It all depends on your flavor. It all depends on your flavor.
Both of them look good. Now. The lg v60 is a little thicker than the lg velvet a little thicker. It tapers off right there at the side. Perfectly uh I mean lg did a perfect job when it comes down to the lg velvet.
I mean these phones. This phone is absolutely gorgeous, it's slimmer, all the way through and through. So when it comes down to the design, I really do like the lg velvet, but before I leave, I want to put the dude display back on, and I want to show you some gaming uh what the lg velvet alright. So I got the lg velvet uh and I want to show you guys some gameplay, and I'm going to tell you right now that uh this device is absolutely a speed demon when it comes down to playing games. As you can see, oh man and look it's not at 90 hertz display, not 120 hertz display, but gameplay on here is absolutely amazing.
I talk about this on my lg v60 videos that uh you can have some perfect gameplay, but the lg, v60 and lg velvet is no slouch when it comes down to gameplay. I didn't get any hiccups, any stuttering or anything while playing some high intensive games on the lg velvet. Furthermore, I just want to make this quick short video and show you guys that the lg velvet is the same device as the lg v60. Of course, the specs is a little watered down as far as uh processing power, but you still get all the storage, all the I mean yes, you're not getting the quad deck, obviously you're, not getting the quad deck, but at the end of the day I mean you're getting a lot uh, especially for the price when it comes down to the lg velvet. This is Eric from easy computer solutions.
Leave your comments down below and let me know what you think, and I'm going to do a full camera comparison between both of these devices. So stay tuned and subscribe, see you guys on the next video peace you.
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