LG Q60 Smartphone Review: Triple Camera Smartphone with Assistant Button

LG delivers with the Q60 a smartphone in the middle class whose performance in the benchmarks falls behind the competition. The sparing memory and the moderate camera performance make the Q60 look not very good at first glance, and the added value of a Google Assistant key should not be very big.

high-quality craftsmanship; non-reflective screen; memory extension up to 2 TB possible; bright display

moderate system performance; low contrast and high black level; no USB type C connector; slow Wi-Fi

Design and battery life

It's very good value quality phone. Excellent disegn, battery life is big, It has a good quality audio, better than HUAWEI P20 my previous one. Cons is mini USB charger, it takes long to get full battery. Highly recommended.

LG Q60 smartphone

The LG Q60 is a comfortable phone to have. It's not too big, feels good in hand and pretty much does what is expected of it. With a small bezel and a little teardrop around the front facing camera, the LG's screen measures a decent 6.26" with 19:9 aspect ratio.

Wide angle camera; decent battery life; look and feel

Screen resolution below par; Voice Assistant button gets accidentally pressed; low light performance could have been better

New LG Q60 Dual SIM 64GB 3GB RAM Smartphone Blue review

Spring is here and with it comes a handful of key smartphone releases. And while much is made about Samsung and its endeavors, considerably less attention and fanfare is given to LG.

New LG Q60 Dual SIM 64GB 3GB RAM Smartphone Blue review

I like this phone, except for the fact that it is not wireless charging or 5G compatible, and it is rather large compared to phones I've had in the past. Overall a great phone.