Motorola and LG have redeemed themselves in 2020. While both manufacturers had fallen behind the pack in recent years, they’ve reappeared with a new phone each that’s put them back on the mobile map.

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. LG just launched a brand new phone in Korea after weeks of teasing it online, the LG Velvet ...

LG’s smartphone makeover has given its latest flagship, the LG Velvet, all the press it deserves. The curved glass build that LG calls “3D Arc Design” gives off a premium feel and allows the phone to ...

The LG Velvet 5G and LG Wing are arguably the company’s most interesting devices of 2020. In this article, we’ll compare the LG Velvet 5G vs LG Wing. These two phones could not be more different, ...

The Velvet is LG's signal that it's heading towards another, more affordable but thoughtful direction. But the company should go even further. After spending time with the Velvet, I would still prefer ...

Page 3: LG Velvet: Audio Quality, Performance, and Battery Life Page 4: LG Velvet: The User Experience, Pricing And Verdict It’s been a rough few years for LG. The company has experienced steadily ...

As someone who has already tried to live with LG’s G8X ThinQ Dual Screen, I immediately noticed how much lighter the dual-screen Velvet was, especially compared to the more recent flagship V60 -- 309g ...

Android 13 system updates to arrive on these LG phones early next year. The mobile phones to get the update are LG Wing and LG Velvet Almost four months after the original release, the Verizon's ...

In late July 2020, LG quietly debuted the LG VELVET LTE. Unlike the original device, this one is powered by a Snapdragon 845 chipset instead of a Snapdragon 765G. But it launched with the same LG UX9 ...

I’ve used most of LG’s flagship phones over the past few years. Enjoyed using them, even. But heck if I could pick them out of a lineup. LG has pursued an aggressively bland design language adopted in ...

I’ve always had a soft spot for LG’s G series of phones, because the third model, released in 2014, was my first Android device. Before the switch, I had been an iPhone user—not out of loyalty, but ...