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this one almost looks like the LG v10 it has some similarities because you have that textured rear pattern in the back and has the stainless steel rails on the sides but it isn't the v10 this is actually the LG X adventure and it's a mid-range of phone that's exclusive to AT&T this is organized phone and it looks exactly like one it has a very substantial film to him when you hold it and it doesn't have the fragile mess that you find with the LG G six and it features an ip68 rating with its construction meaning that it has some shock resistance to it and actually can survive underwater 1/2 meters of water for up to 30 minutes if you're the kind of person that is very abusive to your phone you know that the LG X venture will endure most of the stuff there's also this orange button on its side it actually launches the outdoor essentials portal and it's great for outdoor enthusiasts because it gives you access to things like the barometer the compass physical activity weather and even the flashlight and also programmable so you could change it to do other things it's also worth mentioning for a phone that has water resistance with its construction you have a three millimeter headphone jack there is a fingerprint sensor and this BP 4100 milliamp hour batteries so you know it's going to have endurance over most other phones as for display it's a 5.2 inch 1080p display it will suffice as when it comes to the details but the colors seem a little bit subdued and which check it out outdoors a little bit and it's kind of difficult to see in direct sunlight it's running Android 7.0 new get but the downside is that it's heavily filled with ATT bloat where for example you have things like the DirecTV app and most of them you can't uninstall but seeing that this is an exclusive to AT&T that's something you have to live with so under the hood it's powered by qualcomm snapdragon 435 with 2 gigabytes of RAM so when it comes to trivial things it seems to handle it but don't expect it to do more processor intensive stuff so if you're serious camera this isn't going to be the phone for you and as for the cameras on the back of a 16 megapixel rear camera with an LED flash it can capture video at up to 1080p resolution and on the front you have a 5 megapixel wide-angle camera at $330 outright the LG X venture seems reasonable not if you don't want to spend a whole lot of money in buying a flagship phone and there's a big difference because you could pay $600 for a flagship or if you want this phone which features that ruggedized construction it's only 330 dollars so if you guys want to learn more about the LG X venture you could check out our website and order 30.com this is John V signing off