Editors Liked
- Five cameras for varying perspectives
- Immersive 6.4-inch OLED screen provides rich, vibrant images
- Fast performance
- Headphone jack and good DAC
- Minimal bezels with small(ish) notch
- Expandable storage
- Wireless charging
Editors Didn't Like
- Weaker than expected battery life
- All-glass design scratches easily
- Cameras aren't as high-quality as competitors
- Some bloatware, no Android Pie
- Secondary cameras missing OIS
- Unreasonably expensive
LG managed to make a top-notch phone by following Samsung's lead. The V40 is a beautiful and solid phone that's filled with must-have and nice-to-have features, with top-end specs and a large high-quality display. The software is quick and relatively simple, choosing to lean toward Google's ecosystem more than ever. The triple camera combination is a treat to shoot with and provides both unique and good-looking photos. The only potential shortcoming is underwhelming battery life that isn't as good as you'd expect for the V40's size.
As reviewed by AndroidCentral