Which LG smartphone introduced a dual front camera?

The LG V10 introduced LG’s dual front-camera system. Announced in 2015, the V10 placed two 5-megapixel lenses above its main display: one with an approximately 80-degree standard view and another with a 120-degree wide-angle view.

The design addressed a practical selfie problem. A standard front camera could frame one or two people, but group photos often required a selfie stick or awkward panning. The V10’s wide-angle lens made it easier to fit more people into a shot without moving the phone as much.

LG paired the cameras with software that could combine perspectives and support its Multi-view Recording feature. The phone also introduced a small secondary display above the main 5.7-inch screen, along with manual video controls, making it a multimedia-focused device.

The LG G4 came before the V10 and shared some camera technology, but it did not introduce dual front cameras. The later LG V20 changed the arrangement by adding a secondary wide-angle camera on the rear instead. Dual selfie cameras returned in some later V-series models, but the V10 was the original LG phone in this lineup.