OnePlus 5T or LG V30: which one do you like better?

2. hmd74 (Posts: 532; Member since: 31 Jan 2013)

Stock Android is the best experience and OnePlus has a near-stock UI. it makes it the best out there

3. libra89 (Posts: 1712; Member since: 15 Apr 2016)

The V30 is noticeably smaller but still has a lot of screen. Also those cameras are nice.

The 5T is nice in its own right though.

5. MrShazam (banned) (Posts: 987; Member since: 22 Jun 2017)

Would prefer the OnePlus 5T for the price, DASH charge, and app performance, but would prefer the LG V30 for the design, software versatility, HiFi DAC, water resistance, wireless charging, camera performance, and probably battery life performance too ( https://youtu.be/7H9pAn4Hl50 ).

However, given my experience with LG in the mobile industry (where LG has come to literally stand for Low Grade), reports of LG Display issues, and my experience with OnePlus, I'll be picking up a OnePlus 5T before I touch another LG device in the mobile industry.

6. jphiller87 (Posts: 92; Member since: 23 Apr 2015)

V30 and 5T have terrible cameras so i'll just save $300 and pick up the 5T

7. piyath (Posts: 2343; Member since: 23 Mar 2012)

V30 is the full package, OP5T is missing so many features. V30 FTW!!!

9. bassembm (Posts: 126; Member since: 27 Dec 2015)

V30 will not be killed that easy with OP

10. TechGirl90 (unregistered)

I’ll go with the LG V30!

A Versatile Camera, Killer Audio output though the Headphone Jack, I really like LG’s UI and it’s performance, 64/128 Onboard Storage WITH an SD Card slot! Very customizable AOD!

Lack of continual updates don’t bother me personally due to my experience behind them.

I’ve had a Nexus 4 that crashed several times after an update (and that was when it was still under Google’s support), I currently have an iPhone 7 Plus, prior to the IOS 11 update, the device was snappy, and very responsive, after the update, the YouTube App is laggy, it crashes more than once, and the Performance is not as snappy as before, “question marks” that are suppose to be the letter “I” shows up through my Twitter Feeds, not to mention some Apps that I’ve used are not compatible with the current version of IOS, so you have to wait until Developers update that App to be compatible with IOS 11 (this is the same situation with Android).

I’ve come to learn that updates (for me) shouldn’t be a deciding factor when it comes to purchasing a product, because what the update says it will fix, 9 times out of 10 doesn’t correspond into usage and you get more problems than you do solutions.

11. trqster (Posts: 166; Member since: 17 May 2013)

The OP5T wins in performance, ram management & value (by miles). It's a tough to beat combo if you ask me...

12. kotan24 (Posts: 254; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)

A thrillion times better than crappy LG one plus 5T FTW

13. Michigan (Posts: 246; Member since: 19 Nov 2016)

OnePlus 5T is on steroids this time man, it destroys even the iPhone xnotch, I'll take 5T all day, never mind the camera, it's fast en very light UI.

14. partylikeaninjastar (Posts: 26; Member since: 11 Jun 2014)

The V30 is the full package and better designed, but that still doesn't justify paying an extra $300 for it. Coming from the V20, I'll miss the wide angle most. What I'll miss the least is the inconsistent and often poor performance that I've always known with LG phones.

If I could get the V30 for $500-$600, then it would be a tough decision, even with low expectations of the performance over time. However, at the current cost, it's a no brainer. It's just not worth $300 more.

15. plasteek (Posts: 261; Member since: 07 Jun 2015)

Waiting for the V40...or V50 not sure.

17. sunnyfpy (Posts: 244; Member since: 12 May 2013)

Too xpensive for flagship phone,OP5T better value!&

18. Furkan (Posts: 541; Member since: 25 Feb 2017)

LG V30 for sure

19. BobbyDigital (Posts: 2121; Member since: 29 May 2014)

Def the LG V30 for sure. I've never had a problem with any LG device I've own and I own all of their flagships from the G2 on. Plus that whole stealing data thing by One Plus leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Have the G6 now as my daily driver and waiting for the unlocked V30 to drop here in the States.

20. Blueprintsrecords (Posts: 20; Member since: 24 Oct 2017)

The V30 experience cannot be quantified on paper. It's a phone that must be owned to be fully appreciated. I've had mine for a month. Everything I've asked if this phone it has done and done well. No lag, beautiful integration, nice display, perfect size, best audio ever. Face recognition, voice recognition, fingerprint scanner and it all works! After a month I'm still discovering little features I really love. The 5T may be an amazing phone for the money but I don't abandon something this close to perfection for the unknown.

21. Sparkxster (Posts: 891; Member since: 31 Mar 2017)

OnePlus 5T for me. I like LG but the OnePlus 5T is clearly ahead in performance and price. Camera performance is about the same on LG OnePlus.

23. trqster (Posts: 166; Member since: 17 May 2013)

Hell you could get a brand new OP5T plus an used OP5 as a spare for the price of a LG V30 that once you decide to sell it later one it'll be pretty much worthless (market value) as OP phones keep good value as time goes by. I mean you can get a brand new LG V20 now for $250!?