How Is LG V20 Different From Other Flagship Devices Out There

While LG may not enjoy a huge fan base as Apple does, it sure has a pretty decent user base, and the LG V20 is exactly aimed to cater the needs of the brand-loyalists. The South Korean tech giant first showcased the LG V20 at IFA 2016, in Berlin. Apart from being touted as one of the first smartphones to run Android 7.0 Nougat out-of-the-box, the LG V20 has a few unique features up its sleeve which certainly set it apart from other flagship smartphones out there (at least on paper).
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Let’s take a look at some of its unique features.

Two screens

Akin to its predecessor (LG V10), the LG V20 still carries a dual-screen display. The primary 5.7-inch IPS Quantum display comes with QHD (1440×2560) resolution which results in a pixel density of 513ppi. On the other hand, the secondary 2.1-inch display strip, which is technically a part of the primary display comes with a resolution of 160×1040 pixels has dedicated driver to offer the functionalities it does.

Speaking of which, the secondary screen acts as an ‘Always On’ display which can be used access Settings, Wi-Fi, launch apps, view notifications, and more. Also Read: LG V20 launched: dual rear cameras and displays, Android 7.0 Nougat, Snapdragon 820 and more

Three cameras

Another standout feature of the LG V20 is its dual camera setup. Interestingly enough, it comes with one of the best features we’ve seen on the LG G5. The device sports a 16-megapixel 75-degree lens along with an 8-megapixel 135-degree wide angle lens at the back.