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equipped with a fingerprint scanner two front-facing cameras and a smaller secondary display LG is pulling out the stops for its new high-end v10 handset for one thing it sports a luxe design stainless steel runs alongside the left and right edges and there are metallic accents around the speaker grille and camera lens the device has a 5.7 inch 1440p display with a smaller 2.1 inch display on top here you can swipe the recent and favorite apps music controls your favorite contacts and your calendar when the main display is off the secondary screen can still display the date time and weather info the phone is powered by a six core 1.8 gigahertz Snapdragon 808 processor from Qualcomm and a removable three ampere hour battery during our battery drain test for continuous video playback it lasted a decent 10 and a half hours the v10 also has four gigs of RAM 64 gigs of internal storage and the option to expand up to 2 terabytes on the back are the control buttons with the power key doubling as a fingerprint sensor which you can use to unlock your device now LG pack the v10 with tons of camera and video features the rear 16 megapixel camera can record 4k video and puts together photo collages quickly you can shoot time-lapse and slow-mo videos as well as stitch together several three-second videos to make a longer 60-second supercut video for photo and video enthusiasts the camera also has manual modes for taking pictures and shooting video this gives you more control over things like white balance shutter speed and even the direction of where you want to record audio on the front is a dual 5 megapixel camera that includes a standard angle lens and another wide-angle lens that captures more space within a frame the phone has already launched in Korea and will head to the United States along with other countries in the u.s. it's available on AT&T and t-mobile for seven hundred and six hundred dollars without a contract respectively as well as Verizon Wireless again you've been checking out the LG v10 and from information head to our full review at cnet.com