The design of the LG V30 is a refined version of the G6’s design. It features a bezel-less screen that covers almost the entire front of the phone. There is glass on both the front and back, which give the device a very nice feel. In terms of design, the V30 is one of the best phones in the market, especially if dislike the trend of notches on smartphones. The switch to an OLED screen gives the phone vibrant colors and great outdoor visibility. The LG V30 has standard 2017 flagship specifications. It has a Snapdragon 835 SoC, with an Adreno 540 and 4GB of RAM. While the Samsung Galaxy S9 uses the Snapdragon 845, both devices perform smooth and fluid enough that it’s hard to tell the difference. The fingerprint sensor is mounted on the backside, where it’s easy to reach and activate.

 The high-fidelity audio experience is one of the things that is truly unique to the LG V30. The onboard speakers are fantastic, and the Quad DAC allows for great sound to be output through headphones. The camera of the LG V30 also packs an impressive number of features but the phone doesn’t have the best quality shooter on the market. Even with a single lens, the Pixel 2 can take better pictures.