LG's V series phones have previously been select-market-only premium models, but with the V30 it seems this might be about to change. Read on to find out why LG might just have launched their best phone ever...

"Why's that you say that?" I hear you ask... well, The LG G6 was a great phone, but unfortunately LG chose to nobble it by having different variants which meant not all the phone's features were available in all markets. Europe has traditionally always been badly hit by this policy, with the G6 lacking it's two USPs in the european edition.

However, it now seems (if LG's UK website is to be believed, see below) that LG might have finally learnt from those errors and produced a phone which doesn't suffer in the European market.

The V30 is essentially a grown up, slightly enlarged (but within it's case size, amazingly small) G6, but with a few notable changes.
These standout features of the V30 are:

• 6.0 inch OLED display
• Snapragon 835
• 4GB RAM
• 64 / 128 GB ROM
• Quad-DAC
• Wireless Charging

...yes, you read that right; Quad-DAC and Wireless charging in an UK spec model!

Here's the full spec, according to LG's UK website (note Quad-DAC isn't mentioned in here, but is in the promotional material):

Phone type	Touch with rear fingerprint sensor
Design	Metal Frame & Gorilla Glass
Display	6.0” QHD+ OLED FULL VISION (2880 x 1440), Aspect Ratio 18:9
Chipset	Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 835 (2.45Ghz Quad Core)
Size	151.7 x 75.4 x 7.3mm
Weight (g)	158
Front	Front 5MP camera, Wide-angle 90°
Rear	1st Camera: 16MP, Standard 71° 2nd Camera: 13MP, Wide-angle 120°
Software	Android 7.1.2
Bluetooth	5.0 BLE (with Apt-X HD Support)
USB	Type-C 2.0 (3.1 compatible)
Wi-Fi	802.11 a / b / g / n / ac
Wi-Fi Direct	Yes
NFC	Yes
A.I.	Google Assistant
V.R.	Google Daydream
Biometric Access	Finger Print, Face Recognition, Voice Recognition
OTHER	IP68 & MIL-STD 810G
Memory	4GB RAM, 64GB ROM, micro SD slot (up to 2TB)
Battery	3,300mAh (embedded) - PD / QC 3.0 & Wireless Charging