LG V30 taken apart, watch its f/1.6 camera torn to pieces

20 September 2017
JerryRigEverything explores the construction of LG's new flagship.

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  • 21 Sep 2017

Anonymous, 20 Sep 2017But he said everything he said were his thoughts. Which is ... moreBasically every single time. But since this one is a paid video he obviously went more in depth. I don't really see the problem with it, everyone has to make money somehow. Zack is one of the YouTuber's that isn't afraid to say what they think, provided it's not a sponsored video of course. If you've ever watched the LG G5 videos he has you would see how heavily he criticized them.

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    • 21 Sep 2017

    Does the narrator sound like Joshua Vegra from Android Authority?

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      • 21 Sep 2017

      Anonymous, 20 Sep 2017But he said everything he said were his thoughts. Which is ... moreIf someone invite you to talk about their product, would you talk about the pro or con?

      Most likely he feel that the camera is main pull factor for Lg V30

        Nice design. Still hate glass rears. They feel stickier or it gets dirty the instant you touch it. Then your fingers starts to dirty other phones that look pristine.

        This is why I am starting to cool off on the iPhone X. My S7 edge is starting to become smoother and more fluid after the recent update (security fix). But the glass rear still bothers me because your fingers become oily which ruins the cleanliness of your other phones.

        Most flagships have went all-glass. I will stick to my matte rear G5, V20, and SE for as long as I can. The back of the Pixel isn't so bad either since the rear glass is only at the top and it's white. All still have headphone jack too. There just isn't a smartphone flagship released this year that has interested me much except the Nokia 8.

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          • 21 Sep 2017

          Anonymous, 20 Sep 2017that is a very narrow device , in fact don't like that note... moreNo, the Note 8 is not very narrow, it's very very tall, which is even worse...

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            • 20 Sep 2017

            AnonD-72449, 20 Sep 2017His video description states that the video was sponsored b... moreBut he said everything he said were his thoughts. Which is BS, I think. When does he ever take a phone apart and talk about the camera!

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              • 20 Sep 2017

              Anonymous, 20 Sep 2017that is a very narrow device , in fact don't like that note... moreAt first i thought the same as you but the Note devices have always been massive so the narrow body and tall form factor are just something i will have to get used to..

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                • Anonymous
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                • 20 Sep 2017

                AnonD-72449, 20 Sep 2017My LG V10 died recently (bootloop of death) and i was plann... morethat is a very narrow device , in fact don't like that note or none new Samsung device, narrow.....

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                  • 20 Sep 2017

                  AnonD-72449, 20 Sep 2017His video description states that the video was sponsored b... moreHow many other YouTube reviewer do you see went on this trip with him? No one because you cannot be an unbiased reviewer and take company money reviewing something you don't understand

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                    • 20 Sep 2017

                    My LG V10 died recently (bootloop of death) and i was planning to get the LG V30.. but never again LG! It's a shame too because the LG V30 is probably the best all arounder right now..

                    I went with the Note 8. Just because i was able to get the $425 off. Heck of a deal! Should serve me well for at the very least 2 years.

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                      • 20 Sep 2017

                      .alpha, 20 Sep 2017Zack/Jerry is a sellout. He is making up photography jargon... moreHis video description states that the video was sponsored by LG. So what exactly is the problem? It's not like he's hiding that from us, it's right there for the world to see.

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                        • 20 Sep 2017

                        Nice video.

                          What about sratch burn and bend test?

                            This may become my next phone! In a year and a half. Or two. Bought S7 this year, no reason to upgrade so far, other than sub-par sound from 3.5mm jack when using expensive in-ear monitors. LG G2 was a bit better at it.

                            I still have some hope for Q8 to come with quad-dac, but I doubt it will be "smaller V30". I can't say I like the size of this thing...

                              AnonD-684631, 20 Sep 2017Best camera in a smartphoneBest hardware in a smartphone camera is what I heard. Doesn't automatically make it best camera, but should be pretty good.

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                                • 20 Sep 2017

                                Zack/Jerry is a sellout. He is making up photography jargons to explain things he doesn't understand. There is no such thing as "main lens" in a lens. Plastic elements are often found in high-end DSLR lenses and a Canon 50mm f/1.8 have very different design than V30's 24mm/26mm ultrawide.

                                LG paid for the trip and he is just repeating marketing terms

                                  AnonD-234961, 20 Sep 2017I'm not worrying about disassembly or heat, but about oxidi... moreThe internals are pretty much intact for oxygen to pass in so easily inside the device.
                                  Even if there's some, that'll not make a huge impact to totally break the pins easily.

                                  And the whole phone's made out of some high quality materials, and any sort of microscopic movements will do little to none to destroy the pins. Like I've said, those things aren't really very destructive to break the pins, and you'll need some brute force to really destroy them.

                                  My sister used to own an LG G4, with the NFC sensor connected to the phone via pogo pins (which can be found on the plastic back cover). She used to drop it on the back while wearing a cheap rubber silicone case, and 1 year later and the NFC sensor is still working 100% fine.

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                                    • 20 Sep 2017

                                    Sony Fanboy Bitches, 20 Sep 20172 things: - No one is going to open and disassemble their ... moreI'm not worrying about disassembly or heat, but about oxidizing and also microscopic movement when the phone suffers an impact. I can say for sure that my LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition's SIM contacts need to be cleaned up from time to time, otherwise I get a "SIM card disconnected" error. Imagine something like this on a adhesive-sealed phone...

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                                      • Anonymous
                                      • Tmf
                                      • 20 Sep 2017

                                      Again and again LG welding usb connector to motherboard. Planned obsolescence in it's best.

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                                        • 20 Sep 2017

                                        Best camera in a smartphone