We never encountered an issue during setup or regular use. And speaking of the fingerprint scanner, it worked flawlessly. The power button/fingerprint reader is on the back side. The volume buttons are located on the upper left, easily adjustable from your left thumb. Like the LG G6, the locations of the power and volume buttons are well placed. FYI: Our V30 sample did not have any such burn-in issues. The same goes for soft keys and screen notifications. Also from Display disable the Always-on display. Scroll down to Display and reduce the Screen Timeout to a minute or less. Both solutions require you to head to Settings. If you’re encountering this burn-in problem, try at least one of two things. Regarding the Pixel 2 XL, Google has resolved its issues thanks to software/firmware updates. Per a sub-Reddit, there’s been some discussion about burn-in issues with pOLED affecting both the Pixel 2 XL and the V30. If you want to watch something recorded in Dolby Vision (HDR) High Dynamic Range, the V30 can accommodate you. The display, known as FullVision, has an 18:9 aspect ratio. Screen protection has also stepped up by one from Corning® Gorilla® Glass 4 to 5. (See links above.) The near 6″ pOLED screen is QHD+ (2880 x 1440) with 538ppi. This time around it comes with a pOLED screen. Like its V20 predecessor, the screen display on the V30 is a thing of beauty. Read: Headphones: Sennheiser IE 80 S Review LG V30 Design and Features
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