Galaxy Note 8 vs LG V30: What Buyers Need to Know

There are a lot of great Android smartphones available right now and more are on the way. Two of the most exciting upcoming phones are the recently announced Samsung Galaxy Note 8, and the LG V30. With the release dates quickly approaching, here’s how the two compare for potential buyers.

Both phones are completely different than the models they’ll replace. They each have big screens, dual cameras, and a sleek design. And while the Galaxy Note 8 release date is just a few weeks away, set to arrive on September 15th, both are coming sooner than you probably think.

Read: Galaxy Note 8: 5 Reasons to Wait & 4 Reasons Not To

In this post, we’ll go over everything you need to know about each smartphone. From the release dates, features, rumors and all the latest news. Then compare the two for prospective buyers and explain what each has to offer. We also have a brand new LG V30 photo that just surfaced showing its small bezels and big screen.

This is the 6.3-inch Galaxy Note 8

Waiting for these phones will be tough. That said, our information should help you decide if it’s worth the wait, or if you should buy something now. And if not, help you choose which one of these new phones is for you. With similar big screens and impressive cameras, it comes down to what you need personally.

Another thing to consider is the millions of Galaxy Note 7 refugees that are waiting for the new Note, after returning last years model. If that’s you, you’ve probably already made up your mind. However, LG’s V30 may be what you’re looking for. The screen is bigger than the Note 7 but not massive like the Note 8. It has the same small bezels and potentially smaller bezels than the Note. It’s a good middle ground at 6-inches with a few noteworthy features.

While we can’t say anything for certain until the LG V30 gets announced, we know plenty already and can compare it to the recently revealed Galaxy Note 8. Both sound pretty good, although they each have a few pros and cons. For now, here’s everything you need to know about the Galaxy Note 8 and the LG V30.

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