Best LG Phones 2022

LG V60 Without Dual Screen
LG V60 Without Dual Screen (Image credit: Android Central)

LG hasn't had the easiest year. Back at the beginning of April, the company announced that it will no longer be making new smartphones, marking the end of an era in the mobile space. Still, the company pledged to provide software support for its existing lineup that includes some of the best LG phones, meaning now could be as good a time as ever to pick one up. So which ones should you be looking at? We've got you covered.

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If you want the very best Android phone that LG offers, you'll want to go for the LG V60 ThinQ. It's tough to go wrong when getting a company's top model, and LG did a great job at making a versatile, well-rounded phone in the V60. You get a huge screen, an equally huge battery, and 5G connectivity for hundreds less than other manufacturers charge for similarly powerful phones.

Of course, if you're bored of the same form factor we've seen on virtually every phone over the last decade, and the Dual Screen case isn't quite different enough to satisfy, the LG Wing is a fascinating device with a unique design. It doesn't have the most powerful specs or the greatest cameras, but its swiveling display could prove extraordinarily useful depending on your habits.

If cost-cutting is at the forefront of your priorities, however, the Stylo 6 is perfectly adequate for general usage, including browsing the web, posting to social media, and streaming video. The included namesake stylus even makes it a great drawing device! LG's departure from the mobile space is a sting to smartphone enthusiasts everywhere. Less competition is always bad for the consumer, after all. At the very least, this move has brought prices down drastically on even the company's most premium models, and you can still expect a few years of software support to keep you up to date.

Joe Maring

Joe Maring was a Senior Editor for Android Central between 2017 and 2021. You can reach him on Twitter at @JoeMaring1.

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