LG V60 ThinQ was released back in February, but the device has just been reviewed DxOMark... A review of the triple rear camera phone reveals that LG's flagship can't stand up to not only this year's flagships, but last year's flagships as well.
DxOMark gave the LG V60 ThinQ 5G an overall score of 100, broken down by 103 for photos and 93 for videos. With this rating, the flagship LG is in the same parenthesis with phones like Galaxy S9 + и Pixel 3a... Compared with LG G8 ThinQ it only works better when recording video.
The review says the phone doesn't have a telephoto lens, which means it can't match the upscaling competition. He also says its texture and noise levels are also lower than other flagships.
It's not all bad for the LG V60 ThinQ. Its ultra-wide-angle camera has a wider field of view than many other phones and is great for high-contrast shooting due to its good dynamic range.
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An ultra wide-angle camera may have a wider field of view, but distortion is not as corrected as OnePlus 8 Prowith a field of view similar to that of the V60 ThinQ.
If you want to shoot in low light conditions with a flash, the LG V60 ThinQ 5G will disappoint as it overexposes the subject while the background is underexposed. Better phones are able to achieve good exposure of the subject while retaining a fair amount of background detail.
In terms of video, the LG V60 ThinQ is great for bright outdoor conditions and typical indoor lighting. Unfortunately, exposure drops in low light. DXOMark praises its autofocus during recording and credits it with fast focus convergence and good tracking with smooth transitions.
DXOMark concludes the review by saying the LG V60 ThinQ 5G will actually be enough for a lot of people if camera performance isn't on their list. The dual-screen accessory and the large battery capacity among other features make it a pretty interesting device that will delight owners.
