If the addition of a P in front of OLED is confusing you, you’re not alone. This phone sports a 6 inch POLED display. Yes, I know I am crazy to still be doing the Gadgeteer squeeze test after 20 years 😉 Display
Speaking of in hand, the LG V30 passes the Gadgeteer squeeze test with no complaints, but if I give it a really strong shake, I can hear the volume buttons rattling ever so slightly. It looks nice, feels solid, and is comfortable in hand. The fit and finish of this phone get a thumbs up from me. The location of the speaker is a little unfortunate if you like to hold the phone in your right hand like I do which ends up covering the speaker and muffling the sound. If we examine the bottom edge of the V30, we find another microphone, a USB Type-C port, and a speaker. The top edge of the LG V30 has a microphone and what’s swiftly becoming an endangered port: a 3.5mm headphone jack. It’s still a nice feature to have though. But in this day and age, I find that I don’t care about this feature quite so much due Google Photos automated image back up to the cloud. I used to demand this feature in any new phone that I would purchase because I wanted the security of backing up my photos to a card.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think LG and Samsung are the only high-end smartphones that still offer a microSD card slot.
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