LG W30 USB Drivers For Windows

Welcome to this site and thank you for trusting us as a service place for software or USB drivers LG W30 on this page there is a download link for all types of operating systems that you use, such as: Windows XP / Vista / 7/10 and the latest.

On this page you can also download software / firmware / Rom for the device you are using, making it easier for you to connect to a PC / Laptop to Flash and also move data.

The following steps are to install the software / USB Drivers:

• Download on the link provided.
• Customize the software with the device you are using.
• Open the download folder and install by clicking on the file
• if the zip file extracts it first.
• and then follow it to the end of the install / finish.

File Name	adbdriver.zip
Version	n/a
Stock	∞
Download(s)	Download USB Driver
Size	8.7 MB
Create Date	January 9, 2019
Last Updated	January 6, 2020

LG W30   Review:

LG has been pretty silent concerning smartphone launches this season. While the company failed to start the LG G8 ThinQ and 5G allowed LG V50 ThinQ in select markets earlier this season, in India we have not seen much activity from the manufacturer. Before this season, LG started its flagship LG V40 ThinQ at India for Rs 49,990. And now almost six months after, the business has attracted the LG W show in India comprising this LG W10, the LG W30 along with the LG W30 Guru, which is to hit the shops in the nation.

Unlike flagship smartphones such as LG V40 ThinQ we reviewed earlier this season, along with the LG G7 ThinQ (REVIEW), the W-series tablets are Produced In India, so these smartphones are designed and manufactured by LG's India established subsidiary. To give you a brief thought, the telephone was invented at firm's Bangalore-based R&D Network and fabricated at firm's Noida-based plant.

To get a local subsidiary to establish a new smartphone targeted at the requirements of a particular market is not ingenious. On the other hand, the movement by LG is very interesting because of the fact that together with the launching of its own W-series smartphones that the company intends to catch or might be concentrate on the funding Rs 10K market section that in India is dominated by the likes of manufacturers such as Realme, Redmi and Nokia deflecting from its tendency of focusing on mid-budget and superior budget smartphones.

In this review I'll be solely focusing on the LG W30, which costs Rs 9,999 in India. The telephone is available for sale on Amazon India and LG India store in three colors - Aurora Green, Thunder Blue and Platinum Gray also it competes with the likes of mobiles such as Realme 5, Realme 3i, Redmi 7A and Nokia 3.2 amongst many others.

LG has awarded the W30 a superior appearance, as a result of its chrome-plated sides along with a brushed aluminum pattern on the trunk, which is coated with 2.5D arch plastic. The Platinum Grey color that we have appears quite striking, though if you truly wish to produce an impression, you could think about the Thunder Blue variant. Front glass and the sides have curved edges, which makes the LG W30 very comfy to hold. This phone is not too thick at 172g but it's a small bit on the other hand in 8.5mm.

LG W30  Features:

The volume and power buttons do not have plenty of traveling, so that they do not float around once you move to press them. The LG W30 feels nicely put-together and the plastics used appear to be of premium quality. We did not observe any scuff marks or scratches on the laminated back through our review period, which can be great.

But, the screen resolution is just HD+ so text and images are missing a particular amount of sharpness. There is no reference of any strengthened glass, but we are pleased to state that the screen was able to remain scratch-free throughout our review period of a couple of days.

That he LG W30 includes a hybrid dual-SIM tray on the left, and this affirms two 4G Nano-SIMs with VoLTE and ViLTE. The drawback is you'll need to forfeit the next SIM to get a microSD card, which you will likely need in the future because the LG W30 simply has 32GB of internal storage.

The headset socket is set on the very top, whereas the speaker and also Micro-USB port are in the base. We have seen mobiles at this price using a USB Type-C interface, like the Nokia 5.1 Plus (Overview ) and more recently, the Redmi Note 7 (Overview ), therefore it is somewhat disappointing that LG has not used the newer normal to its W30.

The telephone includes a notched screen with thick edges on either side, particularly the underside chin. LG has squeezed into a telling LED close to the top notch, which many people will love. During applications, you can modify the appearance of the notch from the default mode to a dewdrop top notch, or conceal it completely. Most programs automatically conceal that region, therefore it does not hamper visibility. But, YouTube movies from fullscreen mode fill the region around it.

In the back, you've got the 3 cameras adapting to the left and also a massive fingerprint detector in the center. The latter works nicely to authenticate you, and you get a tiny haptic feedback if you touch it, so that you know you have put your finger properly. LG provides face recognition also, but it is slow and does not operate at all in the dark.

Share this post