Best LG Phones of 2019

For people where money isn't an object, the LG V40 is an easy choice. It features a beautiful 6.4-inch OLED display, a powerful Snapdragon 845 processor, and a healthy 6GB of RAM. However, the real highlight here is the camera package. Around back is a 12MP main sensor, 16MP super wide-angle one, and a 12MP telephoto lens. For your selfie needs, you've got 8MP and 5MP lenses.

If you want about 85% of what the V40 offers but in a smaller and more affordable package, you'll want to turn your attention towards the LG G7. Here you'll find a 6.1-inch 3120 x 1440 LCD display, dual 16MP cameras, and a glass build that's just as good-looking. The 3.5mm headphone jack has one of the highest-quality AMPs available in a smartphone, and when it comes to the loudspeaker, it's one of the loudest we've ever heard.

When it comes time to really pinch the pennies, the Stylo 4 is your best choice if you want an LG handset but have to seriously watch how much money you're spending. For under $200, the Stylo 4 delivers a huge 6.2-inch Full HD display, single 13MP rear camera, a large 3,300 mAh battery with USB-C charging, and an included stylus that allows you to doodle and draw to your heart's content.

Before LG released the powerful V40, it launched an interim phone between it and the V30 known as the LG V35. The V35 has two rear cameras instead of three like the V40 yet still retains a big OLED screen, Snapdragon 845 processor, and even has the advantage of not having a notch in its screen. Even better, it's currently selling for well under $600 right now.

One of the most underrated phones of 2017 was the LG G6, and in 2018, it continues to be a solid purchase for people that want a flagship phone at a fraction of the price it used to cost. The G6 has dual 13MP rear cameras, IP68 water/dust resistance, expandable storage, and a sturdy metal + glass construction. Even better, the Prime Exclusive version here comes with Amazon Alexa built right in!

Another variant of LG's V30 series takes the form of the V30+. The V30+ has an older processor than the V40 and V35 but still retains that big and bright OLED display, dual 16MP cameras, and expandable storage with a base starting amount of 128GB. It launched with a price tag that was far too high, but if you can pick it up at the new lower price of $400, it's definitely worth a look.