For the rest of the fourth quarter, the V10 will make its way to other countries, including the rest of North America, Europe, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). The first ones to receive it include the USA, Hong Kong and China.
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This LG V10 is definitely a multimedia smartphone.
The phone also runs LG’s newest interface overlay, and below you can find all the pretty official wallpapers that come with the device to preview and maybe choose a few for your own homescreen, if anything catches your fancy. Another US carrier, AT&T, is now accepting preorders but it won’t be able to actually offer the device until after November 6, 2015.
T-Mobile is offering the device I stress starting today at $599 without contract or $25/month for 24 months under the JUMP On Demand installment program, which lets users upgrade phones up to three times per year.
The dual displays consist of a main 5.7-inch QHD 2,560 by 1,440 IPS display below a secondary 2.1-inch 160 by 1,040 display, which can be set to display weather, time, date and battery life when the main display is off. With the main display on, the second screen can be used as a dedicated launching area for shortcuts or favorite apps. Verizon has yet to announce plans regarding the LG V10.
In terms of the design, the LG V10 comes in stainless steel that provides unrivaled durability, according to LG.
The dual front cameras are both 5 MP, one of which is a wide angle camera.
One other unique component here its the V10’s 32 bit Hi-Fi DAC by ESS Technology, which will give it unusually accomplished high definition music playback capabilities.
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The secondary screen has initially been the focal point of the LG V10, with it being the highlight of LG’s campaign for the smart phone.
