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the ogv series is back with a new entry that really ups the ante from their last flagship attempt it starts Trafigura what's going on everybody and we're taking a quick look at the brand new LG V 30 versus the LG G 6 it's pretty obvious where we start off here as we can talk about the size of these two phones LG now makes a 6-inch display fit on the LG v 30 and it is a few grams lighter than the 5.7 inch g6 gan is the bulkiness of the V 20 along with that metal backing that we actually kind of liked but the phone is still incredibly sleek and with that dual glass panel design it's a very nice look that kind of derives from the original g6 it also feels really light and thin and it actually is a little bit lighter than the g6 we wouldn't really blame anybody for thinking that the V 30 looks a little bit like a cross between the galaxy SA and the LG G six itself but we do think that this is a nice step forward for the V Sirius flagship even if it's not fully metallic anymore the V 30 still retains a couple of features I put it above the g6 and durability including the milspec standard and of course it still has the ip68 certification both phones have 18 by 9 aspect ratios in their displays however there's a shift from the g6 to the V 30 from LCD to OLED displays it's a great change for the V 30 and they actually take advantage of it pretty well with an always-on display that includes some elements you can actually scroll through and use there are some other clear benefits for the V 30 which is brighter than the g6 and also features a slightly more pleasant color balance the specs also put the V 30 as expected above the g6 as the V 30 has the Snapdragon 835 compared to the g6 is a 21 for gigabytes of RAM is standard between these two devices though there is a V 30 Plus that will include 6 gigabytes of RAM the g6 unfortunately only had futures like wireless charging and the - wata available in certain markets but both of these features are now available on every single device in the V 30 and speaking of battery life both phones come in at 3300 milliamp hours however with the OLED screen and also the superior processor we aren't expecting that the V 30 will still have a good battery life longevity despite its larger display which brings us to the cameras and as the g6 and the g5 before it have proven a dual camera setup with a wide-angle lens can actually be a lot of fun and the v30 continues that trend they actually upped the ante a little bit with a 13 megapixel wide-angle lens that comes in at F 1.9 aperture but another great story here is that the 16 megapixel standard angle lens has F 1.6 aperture and this is all encased in a glass lens that absorbs more light than the usual plastic material that is used in other cameras the software for the camera also provides a lot of new features including the cine video mode now in cine video you are able to record basically log format video which you can then color grade in post processing and there is the point zoom feature here that allows you to zoom straight into any particular portion of the frame if you want to add that bit of emphasis the g6 is not really that far behind in the camera Department as its dual 13 megapixel F 1.8 cameras are still wonderful to use however the advancements in the V 30 really make it clear that LG has the cinematographer or rather the creator in mind really if it comes down to size we would still say that the LG G 6 is a little bit easier to handle overall but the LG v 30 is a light accessible body that has so many capabilities underneath its hood it should come as no surprise that LG is trying to keep all that people loved about the g6 available in the V 30 across-the-board like the high five deck which is incredible to use and to listen to actually and then with the V 30 you also get all of those tools for great content creation so let us know what you think how much did the LG v 30 up the ante from the well received LG g6 let us know how you feel about both of these devices in the comments below and then don't forget to subscribe to our channel if you haven't already we have plenty more coming for you from Aoife 2017 here in Berlin so make sure you stick around because we are your source for all things Android