LG V35 ThinQ V35 64GB Unlocked GSM Phone w/ Dual 16MP Camera - Aurora Black

First of all, I want to clear up some stuff about the carrier of this phone.The version of the phone that is being sold here is the V35PAWM, the AT&T unlocked version of the phone. From what I understand, it will work with GSM carriers without modification. However, I wanted to use the phone with Google Fi. It is quite easy in this case to flash the phone with the V35OULM kdz found here, no urls allowed in reviews, but it can be found on the LG firmwares website. I used the tutorial on the Flash Stock Roms website.To be clear, the phone should work with GSM carriers without this process. However three are some advantages of flashing the kdz. No more AT&T bloatware, quicker updates (I have heard that some people using the AT&T software with a different carrier are not getting the android 9 update). For Google Fi specifically, some features of the service are not available without using a completely compatible phone. Flashing the OULM software makes the phone "completely" unlocked and compatible.Now about the device itself.I bought this to replace a Pixel 1 hat had picked up in preparation for an extended trip to Europe. However, the Pixel 1 was very buggy and rather outdated. The LG V35 has more than effectively replaced that phone. With the updated kdz it actually seems to work better with Fi than the picel did and the breadth of options within the os are overwhelming in a positive way. The screen resolution can be changed along with the way the volume interface works for example. Another nice touch is LG's theme options. I am using a theme called Pix Color. This applies a system wide dark mode and also makes the on screen buttons look like those on the pixel, a design that I prefer to LG's. However, the buttons can be hidden to take advantage of the whole screen retaliate, something that can not be done on the Pixel devices and some other android phones.Speaking of the screen, it is huge and beautiful. The POLED panel looks quite good. My only complaint about the phone so far is actually that I think it is a bit too big, though I realized that is the current design trend. I much preferred the size of the LG G6 that I used to use.Great phone overall, no real complaints so far.

I looked over a lot of phones looking for a replacement aging nexus 6, pocophone looked good but has questionable carrier compatibility and a lot of other unlocked phones in the >$300-400 range. All the budget phones had some serious down side, missing some key feature or just a low spec components. Then I stumbled on to the LG V35 and specs were on par with much pricier phones, the screen is oled witch I prefer and better than 1080, had expandable memory, cameras very good, battery hold charge for a long time. I was a little worried about LG as had bad experience with nexus 5x in the past, but looking at the reviews those issues were resolved. I also looked at the V40, but not a fan of the notch, and it is more money with similar specs. So my opinion is this is the best phone for the money right now, yes its been released a year ago, but compared to current phones in the price range V35 beats them no question. It is odd that this phone is not more popular, I guess at release $900 price tag scared people and then it faded out of the spotlight.What I did not like: I am coming from a 6 inch phone the older wider screen, this screen is a little narrower. It is still good size, length wise about the same. When watching youtube vertically feels like a smaller screen. It is a little less bright than my old phone, could be a good thing as nexus was too bright at lowest setting when using at night. Coming off of stock android, I don't like LG and ATT bloatware and skins. The shareware is not a deal breaker, nothing that can't be worked around, but thought I mention it.So I'm happy with the purchase and with the better components this phone should last me for a while, highly recommend this phone.

I had to give my iPhone 7 to my son, had no desire to spend $1000 or eve $750 for a new flagship phone, saw this one at $299 & thought- "why not?' The phone was every bit as good as the reviews led me to believe it would be. The screen is amazing, so much bigger, brighter and more dynamic than my old iPhone's was, it's fast, smooth and has an excellent camera. I'm not really a heavy phone user, but I do spend some time every day on Duo to video chat with my kids, read news feeds, check emails, play some light games, call & text quite a bit and the battery always lasts the full day. Unfortunately I'm having to return the phone simply because it's so much bigger than my iPhone was, once I put a case on it it was just too big too carry around in my work environment. If I spent much time watching YouTube videos or playing graphic intensive games, I wouldn't hesitate to keep this phone, the screen and processor are that good. I'll probably just end up playing it safe and getting a refurbished iPhone 7, even though it costs more than this one and has a smaller, less vivid, LCD screen. I would recommend this phone and this seller though without hesitation to anyone in the market for a flagship level phone at a midrange price- especially if they're used to today's phone size ranges being on the big side.

Phone is great. Unless your buying the newest flagship from samsung or Apple. this phone does everything as quick and vibrant as their predecessors for a fraction of the cost. Long 3500Mah battery, Latest Android version. Great cameras with 60Fps and slow mo. Fingerprint scanner works like a dream. really you cant go wrong here.So if you need a phone and only wanna spend around 250-300 this is the phone you haven't heard of and should. The new processors which are only 1 step above this dont really give you a measurable performance upgrade and some of the more expensive phones will give you a slightly better peripheral ( cameras/ battery, screen resolution, ram ) but will lack in another area. Maybe more ram, but less battery or better screen rez, but lower quality camera. Really if your not spending 800+ on a new phone then dont even waste your time. this phone will out preform and last many phones above its tier.

D'accord.

Gran celular funciona mejor que mi antiguo axon 7 no se calienta y la batería le dura más. No se podía actualizar pero buscando logre actualizarlo a Android 9 de forma oficial sin roms raras.

Both arrived promptly and packaged nicely. The boxes have definitely been opened and resealed. Everything inside seemed new - nothing was missing. Boxes were likely only opened to remove AT&T carrier lock. Setup was immediate on Freedom Mobile in Canada and working great ever since. Flagship specs for mid-range price. Easily the best deal for a Snapdragon 845 (with 6GB RAM no less!) in May 2019. Battery life awesome, plus IP68 rating. Only drawback is AT&T bloatware which can be disabled.

This phone is a ATT unlocked phone, you will not get any OTA without ATT SIM card in your cellphone, however, it still a great phone, and this may be the cheapest 845 cellphone right now.

Everything was great delivery awesome. It arrived in a nice clean phone box no complaints here.