LG V60 ThinQ 5G 128GB Android Smartphone, Classy Blue, 128GB, GSM Unlocked (Renewed)

I was hesitant about ordering this phone, as I read that many people got the wrong version, not the LM-V600TM, but the AT&T version, so I called the vendor and ask specifically to be sent the LM-V600TM version. The phone was in excellent conditions almost like new. It has very minor scratches on one corner of the screen, but they are almost invisible. You can see them only when you put the phone under direct sunlight and at a certain angle.The phone is impressive! Beautiful AMOLED display, long battery life and takes excellent pictures. Everything works flawlessly, just like a new phone. Other reviewers mentioned a potential flaw with the charging port that can malfunction after prolonged use. Mine is charging perfectly, but just to be on the safe side, I ordered on Amazon a wireless charger, so I don't have to worry about the charging port, it was only $17, so worth it! As soon as I turned on the phone, I received the Android 11 update and other security patches, this was a pleasant surprise. LG has committed to update this phone up to Android 12. I am using the LG V60 on the T-Mobile network and it works beautifully. I have wifi calling and I get connected to 5g when it's available. I use the cheap prepaid T-Mobile Connect plan and I haven't experienced network deprioritization just because I am on a prepaid plan. I presume this phone will work just as well with Mint mobile or other GSM MVNOs. I also happened to have a European SIM card and tried it on the phone. I can attest that this phone is truly unlocked, as I immediately got the network using a SIM card that I bought in Italy. If you are on the fence about buying this phone, just order it, you won't be disappointed and if for some reasons you don't like it, you are still covered by the 90 day return policy. I am in love with my LG V60 ThinQ!!! Thank you BHHT Deals for making these phones available at a fraction of the cost :-)

I decided to buy LG V60 after my marathon researching online and finally found it still perfect workhorse device in daily driver usage at such a reasonable value for money on Amazon.Com in 204$ price range. It's a beast for my daily driver need to make me satisfied with all the associated aspects one can need to expect from a good nice device LG products range. It's very sad to explore that after 2021 LG stopped production of cellular device and been out of mobile business. It had created such a gap in the market that none of the flagship brand can find to fill and match with LG phone's quality, durability and best affordable services still today. Since, I live in India and LG never launched V60 and its predecessor after V30 in 2018, though few refurbished device of LG V40 were available on Amazon.in in 2021-22. I'm a LG phone fan since I bought the first one LG- G6 in 2017 followed by LG V30 twice in 2018 & 2020 LG - G8s in 2020 and LG - G7 in 2021. I couldn't find any good device in any flagship brand in very reasonable price till today. All are available on inflated price range and don't have performance and screen resolution display quality as compared to LG phones value for money. When I was visiting U.S. last year on Xmas I found a chance to buy LG V60 online and selected one from the best available seller Sooner Soft Electronics who offered the best reasonable price of $199.90+8% Sales tax. I grabbed it. But my bad luck I had to leave for India on 20th January 2024. The same day V60 arrived after I left, although, I was expecting it to reach on 23rd of January 2024 as mentioned online. But the seller delivered it three days before. I hope I will try again to buy LG V60 or V50 in my next visit to U.S.A. soon. My review will not complete if I don't express my appreciation for the seller Sooner Soft Electronics humble and kind response to all my questions before buying the LG V60 from Amazon and asking me how is my buying experience after sales deserves five 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 support services definitely. Many thanks to him. They are genuine seller to buy anything without any hesitation. Try yourself once. In the end I might admit to say that LG V60 and V50 both are an excellent device to buy one. Because after 2024 and 2025 Max you would not find any LG device to have a nice good flagship experience of phone in such a good reasonable value for money. Go for it. Thanks, if you're still reading my review.

My original review follows, but I need to update with some new info. I more or less like this phone. There are some issues, but what phone doesn't have some issues? The main problem here is that they don't tell you it can't be updated. It comes with Android 10. They're now releasing updates for Android 12 for this phone. Android 11 came out a while ago. So why is my phone still Android 10? Because these unlocked phones CAN'T BE UPDATED. When I bought this it said it was an unlocked T-Mobile phone. And T-Mobile is what I use, but it's in fact an AT&T version that was unlocked, and it works on T-Mobile. But it's not a T-Mobile phone. To get the updates, you have to be using the carrier the phone was made for, not whatever other carrier you might use. So I can't get it from T-Mobile (not their phone) and I can't get it from AT&T (not my carrier), and it can't be gotten directly from LG (according to LG themselves). Which means, even though LG is still supporting their phones and giving Android updates (we're supposed to get Android 13 too when it's available), if you get this phone you better be using the carrier it was made for or no updates for you, and that kinds defeats the whole purpose of getting an unlocked phone. They don't tell you this. Nowhere did this page reveal that information that I could see, and I think I read everything. It's dishonest and just bad business. So now I have this phone I can't update at all? You better believe I'll discourage everyone who will listen to not buy this (or any) "unlocked" phone here. Review for "LG V60 ThinQ 5G 128GB Android Smartphone LM-V600TM (Renewed)..." I'd been looking at this phone for a while, and finding it renewed at a great price was a nice surprise. So I took the plunge. What sealed it for me is that it's advertised as a T-Mobile phone (with the T-Mobile product number), and I use T-Mobile. Since all versions of this phone are carrier-specific, I figured if I had to have some bloatware it might as well be relevant for me. And this was a much cheaper option that getting it new from T-Mobile. What I received was an AT&T phone, filled with lots of AT&T software that doesn't work on T-Mobile and can't be removed. The phone itself works fine with T-Mobile, but I've had to download software for messaging and voicemail from T-Mobile and set those as defaults, and hide the AT&T software icons since they can't be completely removed. The phone itself so far is as good as all the reviews that are already out there, so this review is more about the company selling it. Except for very light wear on the corners that's hardly noticeable even without a case over them, it seems to be in perfect condition. Really no complaints about anything but the carrier issue, and even with that headache this was a worthwhile bargain and still gets them 4 stars. I'd buy from them again, but I'd make sure everything's accurate from the seller before buying.

I really wish they would have continued this line of phones. I found them to be the perfect value for the price point. This is an excellent device in so many ways, but after using it for around a year now, I've noticed a few weak spots. - The fingerprint reader is pretty terrible, often it doesn't recognize your fingerprint for 5 tries and then you have to enter your passcode. Not a big deal, but the hardware just doesn't work as well as it should. A nuisance - The charging port is flawed. It does not charge unless it's under tension, so I have to wrap my charging cable around my phone and it still disconnects randomly - The cameras could be better even at this price point. The cameras in a previous model (LG V40) were more impressive than a phone that is multiple iterations newer Other than those complaints, I love it. Still the right phone for the right price point. Performance is constantly excellent, and software is solid.

I'm quite surprised by seeing how long this phone can last during the day. I don't use the phone a lot but compared to LV V40 which I had used for 2 years, this phone is a battery monster. Camera performance has improved a lot, again comparatively speaking. Very fast response. Stereo speaker is a gamechanger, I like the way how immersive sound it can create even without multichannel speakers connected. Yes, LG V60 is the heaviest phone in their V series. I can feel it by my hand. But it isn't really bothering me. You don't carry the phone all day long. A bit unfortunate parts: LG 3D sound makes the sound very artificial. It is the first of their sound preset implemented to their phone, saying goodbye to the previous sound preset solutions. In this sense, I miss the sound preset that Dolby DTS embedded in LG V40. However, the quad DAC itself has evolved into a better hardware so I don't even need to use the sound preset anymore. I love the quality output from this phone when I listen to music. ---addendum: I tried LG 3D Sound Engine function with a quality earphone (AKG N5005N). It tunes overall sound in a more satisfying way. So I should mention that for audiophiles, it is worth testing LG 3D Sound Engine. Only one selfie camera: the performance is awesome but not having options to choose different field of views makes it not compelling. Fingerprint: LG V60 uses optical fingerprint recognition which has far higher failure rate compared to ultrasound method that the previous V series had. All in all, considering the price I don't regret purchasing it. I recommend purchasing a Spigen rugged armor phone case. It enhances the grip a lot - at least based on my experience.

First off I will start with the buyer beware. This phone is previously a T-Mobile phone, which has been unlocked. Normally that is not a problem. However if you are using an AT&T SIM card, either name brand or reseller like straight talk, you will not be able to make or get phone calls with it. The LG V60 did not come with a carrier unlocked version in the United states. But there is a way to work around it. Install Google voice, do the initial startup where you pick a phone number and all that good stuff. Then in the options menu, go to settings. In settings you will find make and receive phone calls, inside of their shoes mobile network or wi-fi. This will now enable your phone to make phone calls forwarding through Google voice to your default phone number, over data connection instead of cellular. Why does it do this? Because a T-Mobile phone with an AT&T SIM card, will only run on the 3G network while make a phone call. AT&T in their not so wise decision, recently disabled all of the 3G towers. So your phone will not make or receive phone calls. With that being said, if you are willing to make that compromise, it is an excellent phone, and if you're looking into buying one of these you probably know what you're getting into. You can get this second screen case on ebay from a reseller, with various conditions, for about $100. And if you need additional charging connectors for the dual screen case, the cheapest option is off of LG's website at the time of writing this review. Edit: Bayshine Trading was my seller, and I have to say, I'm thoroughly impressed. After a couple weeks of battery testing with accubattery, the battery health is 100%. The phone came with all of its original packaging, all of the accessories came with their original packaging, in the original box. This phone, is brand new. The box looks a little beat up so I would assume it was forgotten somewhere, or been in an incident, and checked for quality, either way, I am extremely happy with this phone, and this seller, I highly recommended.

... Does not work on AT&T or its MVNO's. I know it states that it works on GSM systems and that is what AT&T is however the option to enable VoLTE is not in the settings and while the data works just fine since AT&T disabled their 3G network this phone will not make or receive calls if you are on AT&T or one of it's MVNO's. I tried to google for how to enable the VoLTE on this T-Mob version and came across several different sites with people who had answers however none of those answers worked for me, I was never able to get VoLTE enabled and had to return it.

I love this phone. I previously had a LG V20 until mid 2023 and decided to replace it since it was getting unbearably slow (rooting allowed me to push this phone well beyond its service life). I wish LG still made phones as these are the best phones I've used since the Samsung Galaxy S5 and they still have a SD card slot and headphones jack (the audio quality is superb through the headphone jack on the LG phones). I moved away from Samsung when they released the galaxy S6 with no sd card slot. This renewed phone looked nearly perfect (slight blemish by charge port, but covered by phone case) and functions perfectly with long battery life. I hope to have this phone as long as I had my V20. Once this phone has served me well I'll probably switch to Motorola or Google Pixel :( .