Those who are still undecided on purchasing the LG V10 might finally be convinced to do so with this review.

The LG V10, which is part of handset maker's G series, will appeal to the average user with its soft and cream versions which have a soft glow and neat shape, reported the Daily Sun.

The smartphone is a step above the Nexus in its design, with its premium look that would give bigger Android players a run for their money.

The LG V10's skin, however, may be up for debate, as some would appreciate its look, while others may not find it too attractive.

Among the notable features of the LG V10 mentioned in the review is its 5.7-inch QHD LCD screen which is equipped with a secondary display and a removable 3000mAh battery.

The handset also has a 4GB built-in memory a 64-GB micro SD support, a 16MP camera with OIS, dual 5MP front cameras, and a Snapdragon 808.

Meanwhile, another review of the LG V10 noted that the smartphone's secondary screen gives users an advantage in terms of faster navigation, according to Tech Radar.

The handset's second screen enables owners to quickly preview the time, weather and various notifications, or to toggle from their favorite apps to their contacts list.

The LG V10's top display also shows information and settings widgets, even when the main screen is turned off.

Users, however, don't have to worry as this feature can easily be turned off like a smartwatch, which can be done by palming the front of the device.

Multi-tasking has also been made easier, as the user's most recent apps are always on top of the display.

Moreover, Tech Radar's review of the LG V10 noted that incoming calls, text notifications and calendar appointments won't eat up space in the main display, which can sometimes be annoying to owners.