LG V60 ThinQ 5G LM-V600AM 128GB GSM Unlocked 6.8" P-OLED DisplayTriple 64MP+13MP+0.3MP Camera Phone Classy Blue

I originally bought a V10 way back when but it quit after a year so the insurance co gave me a V30 - which I've had for SEVEN YEARS. I loved my phone and the only reason I got this one was because the motherboard on my V30 was starting to fail and the battery was garbage even after a replacement. So - as you can imagine, I was pretty resistant to this V60. I had the phone several weeks before I even turned it on. Then, my old phone started to give me serious indications of failure and I knew I had to switch it over. I finally went to the AT&T store, got my new SIM, and I've been customizing this over the last few days. It's, honestly, a very good phone. I turned High Contrast on paired with Comfort View (Dark Mode wasn't quite dark enough for me) and Google moved over most of my stuff. I still have to customize all the app settings but in general, this phone was super easy to set up.I like:The look and feel; it's quickness, camera is decent; I especially like that it still has a 3.5mm headphone jack and a microsd slot. It comes with Android 11 and I think it can be upgraded from there.I don't like:That the graphics card, when under duress, is a bit sluggish.The bloatware - make sure you delete an app called Mobile Services Manager - it downloads random, garbage apps to your phone without your permission or knowledge.I had to jump through hoops in order to get the native File Explorer to be visible and to function. For those of you who are accustomed to using File Manager on your android, here are the steps:- Delete Files by Google- Restart phone- Go to PlayStore and download Nova Launcher- Once downloaded onto your phone, long-press a blank space on your screen, select Widgets, find the NovaLauncher ACTIVITY widget, hold it down and place it on your screen.- That will open up a list of apps; scroll down to the Files app and select: com.android.documetnsui.files.FilesActivity. (There are four or five options under Files so you need to pick the right one)- That will put the icon on your phone's screen and you can leave it where it is or move it into a folder.Other than that, I think it's a great phone for the value and I've been a fan of LG for a long time. I hope they start making phones again. I just can't do a Samsung - too much like an iphone... And the Pixel doesn't have the headphone jack or sd slot. Hoping to get another seven years out of this one... we'll see.

This is a great phone and I love everything about it, the screen size, the sound quality, the ease of use etc. However, this listing is for an AT&T unlocked phone and I received a US Cellular phone. I ordered and received confirmation of my order for a LM-V600AM in preparation for the Att network upgrade. As of March 3, I can no longer access the att network. After two hours at the att store turns out I received the LM-V600TM version which does not work on att. If you order this phone validate that you have the correct model as the TM variant will not work on Att's new network.

After dealing with what I call cheap phones (under $300), I wanted a really nice phone, Fast processor and a good Camera. The LG V60 has not disappointed. After looking around, I have found that the Carriers want $699 for this phone, I was glad to have purchased this "Unlocked" phone online, called my Carrier and made sure that this phone would work. My Carrier was able to quickly install this phone on my Account.This is the single screen, 6.8 inch model with OLED screen. This phone is my first 5G so now I can get that 5G radiation that everybody has been raging about.After spending about two hours auditing the phone, uninstalling crap that I'll never use and disabling most of Google's Apps, I finally got to enjoy using this phone. The Cameras are great, 64MP main camera with a 13MP Wide angle camera (1.7mm), Front camera seems very good for selfies. With 64MP, you can record Video at 8K!The Sound quality during a call with the Ear-piece or Speaker phone is great.Very Fast processor. The Gallery App is back to the Android 9 version which was a good version, and is very responsive due to the fast processor. That is important especially when you may have hundreds of folders with pictures to go through when "Moving" a picture. Plus the File system overall is very responsive, not just internal storage but my 64GB storage card as well.I went with LG because I always have gone with LG for the last four phones, reasoning being is that there is an App that is no longer available. With LG Backup, I can backup that App, reinstall the App on the New LG phone. This has worked the Last three times so far and I really haven't had any issues with LG phones.Cons:The biggest glaring issue with this Phone is... Android 10. A steamy pile of programming by Alphabet that, like Windows 7 or 10, shouldn't have been written or perhaps should have had more "clean up" time and testing before implementing the OS. I am pregnant with anticipation on this phone getting upgraded to Android 11, maybe Alphabet didn't screw up on this OS (doubtful).One oddity is the "Files" app (File Explorer) is indeed installed on the phone, but the icon is no where accessible to the user. I chose NOT to use Google's Files App simply due to privacy concerns. However, I finally figured out a way to get the Files app to open, be sure to have Google's Files App Disabled or Uninstalled before hand. Go into settings, storage, tap Internal Storage, then tap the "Files" line listed down below and the Files app Should open for you. Now once you have the Files app open, Pin the app to stay open.I am very satisfied so far with the Purchase. Also, if you register the phone with LG, the paper work said that they give an additional year of warranty to the phone. Check out the details.