LG V60 ThinQ 5G
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- Germanium
- IbE
- 29 May 2020
Also I could not find the v60 on any of the lists for Samsung or Sony camera sensor phone lists & the Sony listings were made November 2019 which it should have been known at that time if it was going to have the Sony sensor due to manufacturing would have been in full swing by then. This also points to the possible use of the OV64C sensor as it has the same specs as the IMX686 except for the OV64C having DP-PDAF & the IMX686 doesn't. I could not find any list of phones that use the OV64C.
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- Germanium
- IbE
- 29 May 2020
Germanium, 29 May 2020A little more research & it appears that the IMX686 doe... moreUnfortunately this posted before I finished writing.
There is so many sites with conflicting specification information that it makes it difficult to find the truth without someone actually tearing down the camera sensor itself.
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- Germanium
- IbE
- 29 May 2020
A little more research & it appears that the IMX686 does not have dual pixel autofocus & none of the other phones that I checked out with this Sony sensor have DP-PDAF listed on specs, but the V60 does apparently. The Omnivision OV64C does have DP-PDAF, however LG's own specs for the v60 does not list DP-PDAF, only PDAF. If LG V60 does have DP-PDAF then it probably had the Omnivision OV64C as that sensor does indeed have DP-PDAF. Looking for specs on this camera is very
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- boy18
- TSP
- 29 May 2020
i'm from Malaysia....where i can purchased this phone LG V60 ThinQ 5G Global Version Dual Screen....pls help
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- Germanium
- IbE
- 29 May 2020
Krish, 30 Apr 202064MP rear camera sensor is Sony made 686 not from SamsungIt appears you may be correct. I could not find any information online about which sensor it uses anywhere I looked & I looked for many hours. The horizontal pixels add up to just what the Sony sensor offers but picture info shows vertical resolution is 8 pixel lines short on V60.
The picture information available from photos shows 6936 x 9248 pixels. Sensor specs found online from Sony says 9248X6944. Specs for Samsung sensor is 9280x6944. This suggests that it is in fact the Sony sensor as you said.
Information as far as sensor size varies online for both sensors some places saying that the Sony sensor is 1/1.72 as well as the Samsung & some claiming Samsung sensor it 1/1.7, same as the Sony sensor. You can see where confusion can creep in.
Anyway sorry if I seemed to be making too much out of it being a Samsung sensor, however the operating premise for both sensors is nearly identical with some possible minor differences making the Sony sensor slightly better overall.
Ron B.
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- boy18
- TSP
- 28 May 2020
where i can puchased this LGV60 ThinQ 5G Global Version with Dual Screen?.....please help
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- Nick
- pkW
- 26 May 2020
How can this phone with 5000 mAh have lower endurance rating than LG G8X (with 4000mah)? Also where's stereo speaker test of this device(which is by yt reviews better than galaxy s20 ultra speakers)?
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- Miroslav
- dVf
- 26 May 2020
Pierpaolo, 26 May 2020Does anybody know when it will be sold in Germany? I'm waiting for this phone for like the 3rd month to be finally available here in Slovakia but so far no info about the availability
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- Germanium
- IbE
- 26 May 2020
Germanium, 26 May 202080 Mb/secondOops made mistake with 8k its 60Mb/second. 8K forces HEVC on which generates smaller files. With 4K/60 fps highest bit is 80Mb/second with mp4 type files but is 48Mb/second HEVC type files.
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- Germanium
- IbE
- 26 May 2020
PureView_Lover, 24 Apr 2020Do anyone know the bitrate of manual recording at 8K with h... more80 Mb/second
- RishiGuru
- utg
- 25 May 2020
Cr4pple Sux0rs, 23 May 2020Just to add, G5 (w/ B&O module) & G6/G6+ QuadDACs a... moreUpdated LG QuadDAC implementation......
a) ESS ES9218P SABRE (2nd Gen, QuadDAC)
Specs:
1) Supports playback of upto 32-bit 384kHz PCM and DSD256 audio files.
2) SNR: 130 dB
3) THD+N: -114 dB
4) Headphone jack drive capability: Integrated headphone amplifier can out put 1 Vrms at line level and even 2 Vrms in high gain.
Used in:
1) B&O tuned: LG G5 (with B&O module), LG V20, LG G6/G6+, LG V30/V30+
2) Meridian tuned: LG G7/G7+, V40
3) Others: G8, G8X, V50, V50S
Note: Some users complain that the tuned versions only had native DSD playback support. However MQA is supported by all of them. Correct me if I am wrong.
b) ESS ES9219 (3rd Gen, QuadDAC)
Specs:
1) Supports playback of upto 32-bit 384kHz PCM and DSD512 audio files.
2) SNR: 130 dB
3) THD+N: -114 dB
4) Headphone jack drive capability: Integrated headphone amplifier can output both 1 & 2 Vrms just like its previous generation.
5) New improvements where made to reduce BOM size and cost of SoC
Used in:
1) V60
Note: Some users complain no native DSD playback support in V60. Even MQA support is dropped. Correct me if I am wrong.
In the end I believe the their are negligible performance improvements, but ESS was able to reduce cost of the chip while keeping identical performance levels. However I do not own a V60, so cannot confirm.
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- Anonymous
- IKT
- 23 May 2020
Does anyone here with a V60 know if the 4K60 video is still noisy like GSMArena's review mentioned?
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- Cr4pple Sux0rs
- C9a
- 23 May 2020
RishiGuru, 22 May 2020From what I know ESS makes audio SoCs which LG labels as Qu... moreJust to add, G5 (w/ B&O module) & G6/G6+ QuadDACs are also tuned by B&O. They also come with awesome B&O earphones.
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- Cr4pple Sux0rs
- C9a
- 23 May 2020
Steve W., 18 May 2020It's a 5G phone, so I can forgive any shortcomings.The V50 is also 5G capable, that's why 5G is in the official product name.
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- 22 May 2020
Cr4pple sux0rs, 17 May 2020Aside from the expected newer chipset, larger battery &... moreFrom what I know ESS makes audio SoCs which LG labels as QuadDAC in their smartphones.
a) ESS ES9218P SABRE (2nd Gen, QuadDAC)
Specs:
1) Supports playback of upto 32-bit 384kHz PCM and DSD256 audio files.
2) SNR: 130 dB
3) THD+N: -114 dB
4) Integrated headphone amplifier can out put 1 Vrms at line level and even 2 Vrms in high gain. This is truly phenomenal headphone driving power for a smartphone.
Used in:
1) B&O tuned: LG V20, LG V30/V30+
2) Meridian tuned: LG G7/G7+, V40
3) Others: G8, G8X, V50, V50S
Note: Some users complain that the tuned versions only had native DSD playback support. However MQA is supported by all of them. Correct me if I am wrong.
b) ESS ES9219 (3rd Gen, QuadDAC)
Specs:
1) Supports playback of upto 32-bit 384kHz PCM and DSD512 audio files.
2) SNR: 130 dB
3) THD+N: -114 dB
4) Integrated headphone amplifier can output both 1 & 2 Vrms just like its previous generation.
5) Improvements where made to reduce BOM size and cost of SoC
Used in:
1) V60
Note: Some users complain no native DSD playback support in V60. Even MQA support is dropped. Correct me if I am wrong.
In the end I believe the their are negligible performance improvements, but ESS was able to reduce cost of the chip while keeping identical performance levels. However I do not own a V60, so cannot confirm.
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- Greg1969
- mnp
- 21 May 2020
Does anyone knows from where we can purchase LG phones ?? . Its so difficult to find them anymore . On the web I can find onky the old versions
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- Frank
- vaS
- 21 May 2020
Come on LG, release a dual sim global version, before you miss the boat completely.
I am waiting to buy but if its not coming soon then I will look elsewhere.
I am in the Philippines so no 5G but its not important to me anyway.
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- Steve W.
- rRU
- 18 May 2020
Cr4pple sux0rs, 17 May 2020Aside from the expected newer chipset, larger battery &... moreIt's a 5G phone, so I can forgive any shortcomings.
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- Cr4pple sux0rs
- C9a
- 17 May 2020
Aside from the expected newer chipset, larger battery & RAM, this model is a regression from the V50 in terms of number of cameras (3 vs 5), display resolution (1080 vs 1440), fingerprint sensor location (front vs back), QuadDAC quality & tuning (not tuned by Meridian or B&O anymore), etc. What an uninspired release, coming from a longtime LG phone owner.