#lg v30

We first saw the LG V30 back in IFA Berlin last September. The LG V30+ isn't really that much different except for the fact that it comes with 128GB 128GB UFS 2.0 storage instead of the 64GB (it's an odd naming scheme, we know). LG Philippines decided to release the V30+ instead of the V30 primarily to match the hardware configuration of the competition, most of which already offering 128GB storage as standard fare. We already did our impressions of the LG V30 the first time we saw it in Berlin but if you're still curious, here's our quick unboxing of the device: https://youtu.be/loPNsZEpUHo The more time we spend with the LG V30+, the more we liked it. Sporting the newer Snapdragon 835 chip paired with 4GB of RAM (we're actually hoping there would be a 6GB option for the V30+), the LG V30 pulls in quite a punch and got an initial score of 159,678 in our Antutu Benchmark although the numbers aren't that high compared to other flagships we tested running Snapdragon 845. The V30 runs on Android Nougat 7.1.2 with LG UX 6.0+. Perhaps, the more prominent feature of the LG V30 when it was announced is the camera capabilities. Read more in our articles including "LG V30+ Unboxing and Hands-On" and "LG bundles a 24-inch LED TV for V30+ pre-orders".