List of Android 10 Supported LG Devices

Update as of November 3: As per the latest information, LG Korea is planning to seed new software updates on a series of devices in November. This includes LG Q9, LG G8 ThinQ, LG V50 ThinQ, and LG Wing for which the company has shared changelogs before rolling out the update.

According to the same, the LG Wing will get an improved swivel mode performance, FPS performance, and camera gimbal mode quality. The LG V50 ThinQ will get Chat+ corporate message services support. Similarly, the LG G8 THinQ goes Chatbot message bubble size adjustment and finally, the LG Q9 gets enhanced mobile security with the latest Google security update. The updates on these devices are still awaited. [Source]

Update as of October 20: According to the latest update, the LG Q51 and Q61 from the Taiwanese company are slated to get LG’s overhauled Velvet UI by the end of this year. Although there’s no ETA available around it, the update will arrive pretty soon. [Source]

Update as of September 2: LG has released an update schedule for Q3 2020 majorly for the month of September detailing multiple smartphones and what updates they’ll get. It includes devices such as LG Velvet, LG X2 (2019), LG K30, LG V50S ThinQ, among others. The update plan is here so you can check it out now. [Source]

 

LG or LG Electronics Inc. is a multinational electronics company based in Seoul, South Korean. Founded in 1958 as GoldStar, Koo In-Hwoi was the founder of this company, which now has a revenue of 61.39 trillion Korean Won as of 2017. It entered into the smartphone industry in 2008 with LG Renoir and grabbed the first Android phone in 2009 with LG GW620 and has since released hundreds of smartphones and sold millions of units worldwide.

Google launched the final stable version of its tenth-generation Android 10 on September 3rd. The latest in the making, Android 10 has a string of features and matches the optimum level of sophistication when compared to all its predecessors such as Android Pie or Oreo or Nougat, etc. Earlier, the upcoming OS was to be named as Android Q, however, Google has declared “Android 10” as the official moniker as it is universally understandable and thus, will name the successors with similar numbering system.

Android 10 packs in a boatload of features ranging from Live Captions, Smart Replies, more AI-based functionalities, refined Google Assistant, revamped user interface and navigational gestures, and more. The upcoming firmware will support various accessibility functionalities while strengthening the system with a revamped permission-based model for apps and granting of access to various services and resources. Here are a few features that you must know.

Android 10 Features:

Sound Amplifier: The feature adds boost, reduces background noise and delivers a premium noise-canceling feature on headphones paired up with your Android 10 enabled smartphone. it also reduces unwanted noises, grants a revamped UI to tweak into speaker and microphone settings for better user experience and more.

Family Link: Set up children’s devices with Family Link and you’ll get an added parental control over their devices. Set up ground rules, set screentime and other limits, moderate restrictive content, view app, and other activities and view their locations and more using this feature built into the Digital Wellbeing app.

Privacy Controls: The new OS has a revamped privacy control mechanism. The user can willfully grant access to any services to an app or he/she can allow it when the app is in use or deny it. Android 10 makes it easy to track web and app activities. It has an opt-out of ads retargeting option which is something a must-have on Android smartphones.

Gesture Navigation: One of the most contentious features is Gesture Navigation which replaces the usual navigation system on Android 10 with a direct iPhone-like approach although it is optional. It uses a slim bar on the bottom that users can drag to check without apps, view recent apps or go to the home screen while both left and right edges are programmed to go back although it depends on a few factors and thus, might differ from apps to apps.

Smart Reply: Already available with Android Pie, the Smart Reply uses AI to understand the context of the messages or emails received and prescribe a few templates as possible answers to send right away. With Android 10 in place, the Smart Reply will also prescribe actions such as a button to redirect to Google Maps if there’s any location shared with you via any support messaging apps and so on.

Dark Theme: Understandably one of the most awaited features is the Dark theme. It inverts the UI to black that allows lesser battery consumption while improving usage and relieves the excess stress excessive illumination that displays put on eyes. The feature is just one click away from activating on the go and has been seamlessly integrated with a plethora of apps on Android 10.

Contaminant Detection: Water or moisture or debris can cause a detrimental impact on a smartphone but not with Android 10 on-board. It is equipped with Contaminant Detection that detects these foreign agents & notifies the user and doesn’t pairs up with any accessories until the contaminants are removed.

List of Android 10 Supported LG Devices

LG Velvet 5G

Update as of December 10: LG Velvet 5G is now getting a new update on its AT&T variant with version number G900UM10I with a file size of 448MB. The update doesn’t bring much except a critical USB fix and an October 2020 security patch on-board. [Source]

LG X4 (2019)

Update as of November 30: According to the details shared by LG Korea, the LG X4 2019 is getting a minor performance update based on its current Android OS. It is getting a bug fix that prevents saving location information when checking out the taken photo PC. [Source]

LG X2 (2019)

Update as of November 30: The LG X2 (2019) is getting a performance update soon along with an enhanced phone security patch with Google security updates. The new software update should arrive soon.  [Source]

LG Wing

Update as of November 13: As of today, the LG Wing is now intercepting Android 10-based update with software version number F100N10r. The update carries bug fixes and improvements that are mentioned here. LG Wing is getting the ability to hover and move apps icons from main screen to second screen. The swivel mode related to video, home, gallery and media controllers has been stabilized among others.

Update as of November 30: According to the latest update, the LG Wing is slated to get a software update pretty soon. The changelog does give information that the update will improve fingerprint recognition performance on-board. [Source]

LG K42

The LG K42 packs in a 6.6” HD+ display with a 8MP front camera housed in a punch-hole. The back camera setup includes a 13+5+2+2MP quad-camera setup. The back panel has a Wave pattern with UV coating that looks pretty amazing. The device packs in a 4000 mAh battery under the hood and runs on a Helio P22 chipset with 64GB storage and 3GB of RAM. The phone is MIL-STD-810G certified for shock resistance.

LG K71

The LG K71 packs in a huge 6.8” FHD+ panel with a 20.5:9 aspect ratio. The device is powered by a Helio P35 chipset paired along with 128GB of storage and 4GB of RAM. A 4000 mAh battery provides the battery backup. The device is equipped with a Galaxy S9-inspired triple 48MP+5MP+5MP sensor while the front has a 32MP housed in a U-shaped notch.

LG Phoenix 5

Update as of December 10: Looks like LG Phoenix 5 with AT&T users are in for a treat as the latter is now pushing Android 10 based software update on the device via OTA. The update carries software version K300AM10i with a download size of 137MB. It has the latest November 2020 security patch on-board and arrives via OTA. [Source]

LG K30

Update as of December 02: Based on the latest update arriving w.r.t. LG K30, the device is now intercepting Android 10 update carrying software version number X320EMW20A in Europe. The update is arriving on model numbers LM-X320EMW and X320EMW of the LG K30. [Source]

LG G8 ThinQ

Update: As of January 10, LG G8 ThinQ on Sprint started getting its official stable version of Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 with build number v20d. Fast forward to the end of January, Verizon users started getting the update as well with software version number G820UM02A with December 2019 security patch. Stay put on this section as we will update whenever something for LG G8 ThinQ and Android 10 arrives.

LG G8 ThinQ is the only device that has been listed under Android’s Project Treble. It is the first from LG to get Android 10 and has already received 4 beta updates and gearing up for a few before it ends up getting Android 10 by the end of this year. The LG G8 ThinQ comes with the latest Snapdragon 855 octa-core processor coupled with 6GB RAM and 128GB storage. The device has a camera combination of its own Z Camera along with ToF and has advanced audio technology called Crystal Sound OLED. It comes with a single front and triple back cameras and has a magnificent 6.1-inch OLED display.

Update as of July 09: South Korean giant LG is planning to roll out Velvet UI based on Android 10 to LG G8 ThinQ and five others from the premium category. [Source]

Update as of November 9: As per the latest update, the LG G8 ThinQ is taking up Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 with software version G820N20s or G820NO20s in South Korea. The update comes with a new security patch along with bug fixes, optimizations and improvements on-board. [Source]

AT&T LG G8X ThinQ

According to the latest updates, LG G8X ThinQ has already started Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 in Canada while it has been spotted on certain US carriers. Sprint in the US has already seeded an Android 10 update while the latest report confirms that AT&T users in the US have already started getting their share of upgrades on their LG G8X ThinQ. However, unlike an OTA update for stable or beta releases, AT&T users are getting the upgrade via LG Bridge software, and its rollout via OTA could start soon. Till then, check out this space for further updates.

LG G8X ThinQ

This one is for the unlocked LG G8X ThinQ as it has started getting Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 as an OTA update in Brazil. This means LG G8X ThinQ in Canada is receiving the update along with Sprint & now AT&T users via LG Bridge. This particular update for unlocked devices is being pushed through via OTA so it will take some time for all users to get it at least in Brazil at the latest. LG G8X ThinQ was expected to get the upgrade in Q2 2020 so although a bit late, it seems logical that the South Korean brand is releasing updates via OTA. Check out this space for more updates.

Update as of June 3: It was originally planned to get bumped to Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 in Q2 2020. Now it is receiving the upgrade although starting in batches and via OTA. You can check out the Settings >> System >> Software Updates to check if the update has arrived or not.

Update as of July 3: The LG UX 9.0 based on Android 10 for LG G8X has finally arrived in Germany so do look out for the OTA update.

Update as of July 18: The LG G8X ThinQ is finally getting its Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 in Japan via OTA weighing at 1.3GB and it was confirmed by a user in the country.  [Source]

Update as of September 9: After various variants of LG G8X have already upgraded to Android 10 which includes Canadian, German, Brazilian variants, etc, the Indian variant is also getting the much-needed upgrade. Th eLG UX 9.0 based on Android 10 is arriving on Indian LG G8X via OTA and should appear on your device anywhere between a day to a few days given that OTA updates are notorious with their interception on all units. [Source]

Update as of October 09: Apparently, the LG G8X ThinQ is now intercepting Android 1-based LG UX 9.0 in South Africa bearing version number V20c-ZAF-XX. Users who have received the update have so far posted the screenshot on Reddit and other handles. [Source]

LG G8s ThinQ

Update as of September 19: As per the Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 rollout scheduled posted by the company, the Indian LG G8s ThinQ is scheduled to get the Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 update from October 7, 2020. Note that this will be an OTA update and thus, you may have to wait for hours or even days to get the OTA notification for the same. [Source]

Update as of October 08: Earlier, we reported that LG has updated its software update schedule for Android 10 for LG G8s slated to get the update on October 8. However, the update is yet to be seen and perhaps, it has been pushed forward since no users have reported receiving the same as of now.

Update as of October 09: When asked about when to expect Android 10 on the device in South Africa, a Customer Care Center said that the update is in the pipeline but it will be rolled out in December. It will be an OTA update as usual. Note that this timeline is for the South African LG G8s and not global. [Source]

Update as of October 22: As per the latest development, the LG G8s ThinQ is now intercepting Android 10 update bearing version number V20a weighing at 1583.87 MB. A user posted the screenshot of the update marking its interception. [Source]

Update as of December 12: Based on the latest user report, the LG G8S ThinQ is now intercepting Android 10 update on Telcel. The update brings version number V20a_09-NOV-2020 and it is arriving via OTA. [Source]

LG V40 ThinQ

As said, unlocked devices often get updates pretty quickly and it leaves a month of a gap for a carrier locked variant of the same phone to get its share of updates. I am talking about LG V40 ThinQ that has already rolled out Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 for its devices. Both T-Mobile and AT&T in the US have released Android builds as well. However, it leaves Sprint and Verizon that were earlier the last one to release the update. Based on the update received on June 6, Verizon has released software version number V405UA30a to its LG V40 ThinQ devices in the US. This also means it is not just Sprint left to push the update to the thousands and millions of devices out there.

Update as of July 09: Based on the latest update from an official community forum, LG Electronics is planning to roll out Velvet UI based on Android 10 on 6 premium devices and LG V40 ThinQ will be a part of it. [Source]

Update as of August 21: LG V40 ThinQ already upgraded to Android 10 a while now, however, not all its variants got the major update. Cut to now, the Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 is now rolling out for users in Europe bearing software version number V30b bundled along with the July 2020 security patch. The update was spotted by a Redditor in Greece and another in the Netherlands that confirms its rollout in Europe where users have been eagerly waiting for the update to arrive on their units. [Source]

Update as of August 31: Today, LG V40 ThinQ has started Android 10 based LG UX 9.0 in India. This comes way long after its other variants got the update. This was confirmed by a Redditor who received the update after he downloaded the same from LG Bridge. The update isn’t rolling out via OTA and thus, users will have to wait until they can get their hands on it via LG Bridge or OTA. [Source]

Update as of September 2: Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 is finally arriving on LG V40 ThinQ on Orange network in Poland bearing version number V30b weighing 1441.98MB. A user took it to Reddit to post the arrival of the update via OTA. [Source]

Update as of September 19: LG has already rolled out Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 update in India for LG V40 ThinQ users. Turns out it was rolled out to a limited number of users. As of now, LG has scheduled that LG V40 ThinQ will get Android 10 on a wider scale starting October 5, 2020. Given that the updates are usually OTA, it means users will have to wait for a few days to get their share of updates.  [Source]

Update as of October 23: Albeit longer, the Indian LG V40 ThinQ is finally intercepting Android 10-based LG UX 9.0. It is unclear why LG took a long time rolling out the update for V40 ThinQ in the country but it is here now. The update arrives with build number QKQ1.191222.002 with software version V30a and arrives with a September 2020 security patch with it. Users who are eligible for it will get the update via OTA in a few hours or days since the rollout are pretty staggered. [Source]

Update as of November 30: According to the latest software update information, the LG V40 ThinQ will get a feature to block message restoration function. Along with that, an enhanced security patch with phone security will be released on-board LG V40 ThinQ. [Source]

Update as of December 5: According to the latest update coming from LG itself, the company is now seeding a new update on LG V40 ThinQ in South Korea which carries the version V409N30e/V409NO30e. The update brings on-board a strengthened phone security, improved call quality and fixed screen flickering issue with the Kakao Music app. [Source]

LG V35 ThinQ

LG hasn’t actually looked into updating its smartphones. Anyways, LG V35 ThinQ on AT&T has actually started getting Android 10-based LG UX 9.0. With software version number V350AWN30c, the South Korean company has been sending the update via OTA to a limited number of devices. This means a wider rollout will arrive soon. This will be its second & last major Android OS update.

Update as of July 09: LG is planning to roll out its much sought after Velvet UI to LG V35 ThinQ and 5 other premium devices. [Source]

Update as of November 17: As per the latest update coming towards the LG V35 ThinQ, the device is now intercepting a new software update based on Android 10 with version number V350N30b/V350NO30b. It brings along an added Chat+ option, point color setting, a new Google security patch among others.

Update as of November 18: LG V30 ThinQ is now intercepting LG Velvet UI with version number V350N30b/V350NO30b. Note that the update is arriving via the LG Bridge app South Korea. The update should propagate in other regions soon. [Source]

LG G7 ThinQ

Talking about LG G7 ThinQ upgrade to Android 10-based LG UX 9.0, it seems like T-Mobile users have already started getting the upgrade sometime after LG released the update in its home country. Those with model number LM-G710TM are getting the update at 1.4GB in size. It will also include an April 2020 security patch and will be the last major OS upgrade that LG G7 ThinQ will get after it rolls out of two-years of supported phase. Moreover, check out for software version number 30d within the ‘Software Updates’ section for all unlocked and carrier locked LG G7 ThinQ variants in the country.

Update as of July 07: It was reported that LG G7 ThinQ will get Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 on the Fido network in Canada on June 23. Perhaps the update arrived on July 7 giving LG G7 ThinQ users on Fido the chance to upgrade their devices. This would still take a few days or even weeks before the update could arrive on all devices. [Source]

Update as of July 08: After Fido network rolled out the update, LG G7 ThinQ users in Canada on Freedom Network to have intercepted the update i.e. Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 although it is still days or weeks ago before you could get it because it is a staged rollout.

Update as of July 09: LG Electronics’ official Korean community forum states that LG is planning to roll out its new custom UI aka Velvet UI on LG G7 ThinQ although the timeline is not available. [Source]

Update as of August 3: LG G7 ThinQ has already intercepted Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 in many regions but not India. Apparently, LG has published official Android 10 kernel source codes for LG G7 ThinQ bearing model number LMG710ENW. This hints that G7 ThinQ in India is likely to get Android 10 pretty soon although there’s no official confirmation around it as of now. [Source]\

Update as of August 4: G7 ThinQ has already picked up Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 in most regions and carriers. The latest update has been rolled out for unlocked LG G7 ThinQ variants in Europe via OTA. The update bears software version number V30b and weighs at 1.7GB. It brings the firmware to the latest Android 10. It is also noted that LG G7 ThinQ is unlikely to get the next Android 11 upgrade since there’s no official announcement about it as such as of now. It is an OTA update and thus, it will take some time for users to pick it up. [Source]

Update as of September 19: The LG G7 ThinQ is slated to get Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 starting September 25. This update will roll out on its Indian variant and will arrive via OTA which means, users will have to wait until the update arrives as OTA updates are notorious for the delay that could be a few hours to a few days.  [Source]

Update as of September 24: Today, the LG G7 ThinQ has commenced intercepting Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 bearing build number QKQ1.191222.00 in India2. The update is available via LG Bridge and the OTA rollout should begin soon. [Source]

Another update comes from Europe where the LG G7 ThinQ is getting the Android 10-asd LG UX 9.0 update bearing version V30b. The update weighs at 1.7GB and comes with an updates security patch with it. [Source]

Update as of September 25: One of the features that has been added on G7 ThinQ after its Android 10 upgrade is the Slidelight feature which is used as an innovative way to showcase notifications where a part of the screen lights up when a notification arrives. [Source]

Update as of September 26: As per screenshots sent by a Twitter user according to which, the LG Velvet UI has been spotted on LG G7 ThinQ on its Korea Open variant with model number LMG710N and LMG4710EM. This hints at the probable rollout of LG Velvet UI which is overhauled and a lot different from the existing LG UX 9.0. [Source]

Update as of September 28: The Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 on G7 ThinQ brought an arsenal of features on-board including EIS for video recording, FHD+ screen recording with mic audio, and system audio, Edge Lighting for Notifications, and Focus Mode among others.

LG G7+ ThinQ

Update as of August 3: The Android 10 for LG G7+ ThinQ is not widely available yet. However, a latest update confirms that the kernel for G7+ ThinQ with model number LMG710EAW is live along with LG G7 ThinQ that has already received Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 in many regions. The said model is sold in Hong Kong and elsewhere which hints that the Android 10 is coming on this device in other markets such as India although we will have to wait for the confirmation. [Source]

Update as of September 25: Another update today is coming from India where the Android 10 update is rolling out on LG G7+ ThinQ. This was confirmed by a few users on Twitter after they intercepted the update via OTA. [Source]

LG V60 ThinQ

Update as of December 01: Based on the latest news that we have received, the Android 10-based update on LG V60 ThinQ 5G is now arriving on-board the device with software version V600TM10x which is now available via LG Bridge application as well. [Source]

Update as of December 11: LG is now releasing yet another update on LG V60 ThinQ 5G UW and this time it is upgrading its security patch to November 2020. [Source]

LG V50 ThinQ

Talking specifically about LG V50 ThinQ on Verizon, the device has started getting Android 10 based LG UX 9.0 across the United States. This applies for Sprint as it released the update in the country as well as European LG V50 ThinQ picked up their updates from Verizon as well. The update arrives with software version number G450VM20c along with an April 2020 security patch. For those who might have skipped or missed the notification of the update received, can check out by navigating to Settings >> About Phone >> Software Updates >> Check for Updates.

Update as of July 09: According to the latest update from LG Electronics’ official community forum, LG V50 ThinQ will get Android 10-based Velvel UI and in fact, it has already rolled out on V50 ThinQ in a limited quantity. [Source]

Update as of November 13: Based on the latest software update that the V50 ThinQ is intercepting, it is getting a tonne of bug fixes, improvements, and optimizations. The list includes occurrences when the screen doesn’t rotate when the user tries rotating it intermittently, mobile security has been improved, Chat+ has received corporate messaging service among others. The update arrives with software version V500N20x/V500NO20x.

Update as of December 22: Based on the latest update, Verizon is now releasing a new security patch i.e. December 2020 on LG V50 ThinQ 5G in the U.S. with version number V450VM20h. [Source]

LG V50S ThinQ

As said, the stable Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 for LG V50S is already available in the home country aka South Korea. The same goes for LG G7 ThinQ although the latter has seen several updates over carriers as well. Just like LG G7 ThinQ, the Android 10 update with version number ending with 20e is getting the Android 10 update across all carrier-locked and unlocked models in South Korea.

Update as of July 09: Looks like LG is switching from LG UX to LG Velvet UI and LG V50S ThinQ will be one of the recipients to get it as per the official community forum of LG Electronics. [Source]

Update as of December 9: Based on the latest piece of information available, the LG V50S ThinQ is now intercepting a new update based on Android 10. It arrives with version number V510N20p/V51NO20p and brings almost the same features and optimizations.

LG G7 One

LG G7 One belongs to the Android One lineup of smartphones and coincidentally, it is the only entry from the South Korean giant. No doubt it is slated to receive two consecutive major Android OS upgrades without any questions. The phone received Android 9.0 Pie back in November 2018 and it took the phone just a few months to get Android 10 update just after the latter was released officially. LG G7 One is already running on Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 with build number Q910UM30d globally via OTA.

LG Stylo 5

LG hasn’t kept pace with other OEMs when it comes to its software upgrades. Anyways, talking about LG Stylo 5 which for a good time after its launch was running on Android 9.0 Pie, is finally getting Android 10 on its Verizon, Metro by T-Mobile, and T-Mobile variants at least in the US. Verizon is seeding the Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 update as we speak. Metro PCS by T-Mobile is also seeding in the Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 to Stylo 5 devices with software version number Q720MS20a as per a Redditor who posted a screenshot of the same. Note that it is a staged rollout and thus, it would take days or weeks to arrive on your phone so be patient. [Source (T-Mobile) | (Metro PCS)].

Update as of September 22: Verizon in the US has updated the software update page for LG Stylo 5 according to which, the device is now getting Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 bearing version number Q720VS20a with August 2020 security patch with it. [Source]

Update as of December 24: According to the latest update, the LG Stylo 5 is now intercepting a newer December 2020 security patch released by Verizon in the U.S. No doubt this update is for Verizon locked LG Stylo 5 with version Q720VS20c so do check out for the notification to arrive soon. [Source]

LG Q70

Update as of July 13: There’s a good news for all LG Q70 users. The phone is finally intercepting its first major upgrade i.e. Android 10 via OTA in South Korea. The Android 10 is based on LG UX 9.0 stable upgrade and users will soon get a notification for the same. On the other hand, users outside South Korea will have to wait some more time to get the OTA update that is scheduled for Q3 2020 i.e. between July and September. Perhaps, it isn’t too much of a wait.  [Source]

Update as of August 30: The latest update from LG is for LG Q70 locked with Telus in Canada as the variant is scheduled to get Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 on September 2. It will be a rollout in batches which means you will get the OTA update in a few days or so depending upon various factors. LG Q70 has already intercepted the Android 10 upgrade in South Korea and a few other features. It will get the update on Telus in Canada starting on September 2 as said above. [Source]

Update as of January 19: Apparently, LG Q70 is now intercepting Android 10 on Spectrum with software version Q6620QM610D. The update arrives with the December 2020 security patch with it. [Source]

LG Arena 2

Update as of July 17: After much of a hassle, LG Arena 2 is finally getting Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 on its AT&T variant. The update bears software version number XX320APM20e and arrives with the May 2020 security patch. [Source]

LG K50s

Update as of January 6: Based on the latest information available the LG K50s, the device is now intercepting Android 10-based LG UI with version V20a-DEC-04-2020 weighing at 1.41GB in Brazil.  The update is airborne and thus, it would still take some time to arrive on all the units in Brazil. [Source]

LG K51

Update as of December 11: Looks like the LG K51 with model number LMK500QM is now receiving a new update with a newer security patch on-board. [Source]

Update as of December 26: The LG K51 is now intercepting a new update based on Android 10. T-Mobile is releasing the said update for LG K51 with model number LMK500UM and with November 2020 security patch with it. [Source]

Update as of January 25: As per the latest information, the LG K51 is now intercepting Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 in Brazil with software version number V20a-BRA-XXX and the update weighs at 1.3GB. [Source]

LG Neon Plus

Update as of July 17: Another phone signed up under AT&T is the LG Neon Plus that is now getting Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 bearing software version number X320AM820e. It has a May 2020 security patch and weighs around 1.3GB in size. Look out for the OTA update to get it. [Source]

Update as of December 10: Based on the latest information, the AT&T LG Neon Plus is now intercepting a new update based on Android 10  with November 2020 security patch. The software version X320AM820h arriving via OTA carries a file size of 125MB and you must receive it soon on your AT&T LG Neon Plus. [Source]

LG Prime 2

Update as of July 17: LG Prime 2 AT&T variant is finally getting its share of Android 10 upgrade flavored with LG UX 9.0. The update is arriving with software version number X30AA20e weighing 1.37GB and comes with a May 2020 security patch to go with it. [Source]

Update as of December 10: Keeping the latest info in mind, the AT&T LG Prime 2 is now intercepting a new software update based on Android 10 with November 2020 security patch with it. The update comes with a file size of 151MB and with software version X320AA20i. [Source]

LG Escape Plus

Update as of July 20: LG Escape Plus is finally rolling out its Android 10 for Cricket Wireless devices as we speak. Although the company didn’t update its software update tracker at the time of writing this, Cricket Wireless has made it official anyway. The update should arrive over the air so do wait until it arrives.

LG X6

Update as of August 3: After waiting for almost an year, the LG X6 in South Korea is finally getting its share of Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 upgrade via OTA. This will bring a newer OS on-board X6 which is also known as LG Q60 outside South Korea. Users will still have to wait until the update is pushed across South Korea. [Source]

Update as of November 20: According to the latest update coming w.r.t to LG X6, the device is now intercepting a new update based on Android 10. The update bears version number X625N20h/X625NO20h and brings the latest Android security patch along with it as per the changelog mentioned as the update arrived in Korea. [Source]

LG Q61

Update as of November 26: Well, turns out the LG Q61 is now intercepting Android 10 based LG UX 9.0 in South Korea. Users can either wait for the OTA notification to arrive or they can use LG Bridge to get their hands on the firmware and flash it on their devices right away. [Source]

LG Q51

Update as of November 26: Based on the latest information available, the LG Q51 units in South Korea are now intercepting Android 10-based LG UX 9.0. The update arrives via OTA or they can grab the firmware from the LG Bridge and flash it on their devices to get the update. [Source]

LG Q52

Update as of November 27: Keeping the latest update in mind, the LG Q52 is now intercepting a new update under Android 10 OS with software version number Q410N10f. The update is arriving in Korea with bug fixes including improved call quality. An updated security patch tags along with this update. [Source]

Update as of November 30: According to the details shared by LG Korea, the LG Q52 will get a performance update where it is video call vertical reversal correction. The update should arrive soon via OTA.  [Source]

LG Q60

Update as of August 3: The South Korean variant of LG Q60 has already received Android 10-based LG UX 9.0 earlier today. Although LG hasn’t confirmed any ETA to expect for rollout in other regions and markets, it is clear that the update is imminent and nearby so keep calm and watch out for updates. [Source]

LG K61

Update as of December 19: According to the latest update, LG K61 is now intercepting Android 10 update bearing version number V20a-EEA-XX in the Netherlands. Users will get their hands on the update via OTA so do check out this space for further updates. [Source]

Update as of January 9: Based on the latest update, TELUS has revealed its software upgrade schedule according to which it will seed Android 10 upgrade on LG K61 starting on January 20 in Canada. [Source]

Released in the Year 2019

Model	Status
LG Style2	It is likely to get Android 10
LG K12 Max	It is likely to get Android 10
LG Stylo 5	It is likely to get Android 10
LG W30 / W30 Pro	It is likely to get Android 10
LG W10	It is likely to get Android 10
LG G8s ThinQ	It is likely to get Android 10
LG X6	It is likely to get Android 10
LG Solo LTE	It is likely to get Android 10
LG K8S	It is likely to get Android 10
LG X4	It is likely to get Android 10
LG K12+	It is likely to get Android 10
LG V50 ThinQ 5G	It is likely to get Android 10
LG K40	It is likely to get Android 10
LG K50	It is likely to get Android 10
LG K60	It is likely to get Android 10
LG Q60	It is likely to get Android 10
LG Q9 One	It is likely to get Android 10
LG Tribute Empire	It is likely to get Android 10
LG Aristo 3	It is likely to get Android 10

Released in the Year 2018

Note that LG released tens of smartphones in 2018 with Android Nougat, Android Oreo and even Android Pie as their OS. However, since a smartphone can get a maximum of two upgrades only, those with Nougat will not get the update while those with Oreo might get the update although it isn’t engraved in stone since LG hasn’t posted an official list of Android 10 supported LG devices.

Model	Status
LG X5 Android One	It will get Android 10 (Confirmed)
LG Q9	It might get Android 10
LG Xpression Plus	It might get Android 10
LG it V36	It might get Android 10
LG Phoenix 4	It might get Android 10
LG Rebel 4	It might get Android 10
LG V40 ThinQ	It is likely to get Android 10
LG Candy	It might get Android 10
LG Stylo 4 / Stylo 4 Plus	It might get Android 10
LG G7 Fit / G7 One	It is likely to get Android 10*
LG G7 ThinQ / G7+ ThinQ	It is likely to get Android 10
LG Q8	It might get Android 10
LG Q Stylo+	It might get Android 10
LG Harmony 2	It might get Android 10
LG Signature Edition	It might get Android 10
LG K11 Alpha / K11 Plus	It might get Android 10
LG X Power 3	It might get Android 10
LG Phoenix Plus	It might get Android 10
LG Aristo 2 / Aristo 2 Plus	It will not get Android 10
LG Q7+ MT6750S	It might get Android 10
LG Q Stylus / Q Stylus+	It might get Android 10
LG Q Stylusa	It might get Android 10
LG X5	It might get Android 10
LG X2	It will not get Android 10
LG Q7 / Q7+ / mT6750S / Q7a	It might get Android 10
LG Premier Pro LTE	It will not get Android 10
LG V35 ThinQ	It might get Android 10
LG K30	It will not get Android 10
LG Risio 3	It will not get Android 10
LG K11	It will not get Android 10
LG Fortune 2	It will not get Android 10
LG K8+	It will not get Android 10
LG K9	It will not get Android 10
LG Zone 4	It will not get Android 10
LG X4	It will not get Android 10
LG V30S ThinQ / V30S+ ThinQ	It might get Android 10
LG K10+ / K10 / K10a	It will not get Android 10
LG K8	It will not get Android 10
LG Rebel 3	It will not get Android 10
LG X4+	It will not get Android 10
LG Tribute Dynasty	It will not get Android 10
LG Signature Edition (2018)	It could get Android 10
LG G6 (2017)	It could get Android 10
LG G6+ (2017)	It could get Android 10

List of LG Devices That Don’t Support Android 10?

Released in the Year 2017

LG G Pad F2 8.0	LG LS7 4G LTE	LG K7i Mosquito Away	LG V30 / V30+
LG G Pad X2 8.0 Plus	LG Q8	LG Q6 / Q6a /Q6+	LG G Pad IV 8.0 FHD LTE
LG X Charge M322	LG X Charge	LG Exalt LTE	LG X500
Fiesta LTE / CDMA	X Venture	Grace LTE	Stylo 3 Plus
K10 Pro	Harmony	U+ Pad 8	K10 Novo / Power
Rebel 2	K8 X240	K20 V / K20 Plus	Stylo 3
X Power2	Fortune	Phoenix 3	K7 2017
X400	Aristo

Released in the Year 2016

LG K4 Novo	X300	Stylus 3	K10 / K8 / K4 / K3
G Pad III 10.1 FHD	Stylo 2 V	LG U	Tribute HD
X Max	V20	X Power LS755	G Pad II 10.1
G Pad F8.0 2nd Gen	X mach	X Fast	K3 K100
Phoenix 2	X Style	Stylo 2 Plus	X5
X Power / L450	G Pad III 8.0 FHD	X Skin	K8V
K3 4G	G Pad X 8.0	Stylus 2 Plus	Premier LTE
K8 4G US375	Escape 3	L5000	Stylo 2
K4 LTE K121	G5 / G5 SE	K5 / K5 LTE	Spree
Stylus 2	K8 4G	X screen	X cam
K7 / K7 LTE	K4 LTE	K10 / K10 LTE / K430	Tribute 5
Optimus Zone 3

Released in the Year 2015

LG G4 Stylus 3G	G Pad II 8.3 LTE / 8.0 LTE	Zero	Ray
G Vista 2	V10	Nexus 5X	Class
G Pad X 10.1	Lucky	Sunrise	G Pad II 10.1
G Pad II 8.0 Wi-Fi	G4 Beat	Volt 2	Tribute 2
Band Play	G Pad X8.3	G4 / G4c	Escape2
Lancet	Volt F540	G Stylo	Magna  / LTE
Spirit / 4G LTE	Leon / 4G LTE	Joy / 4G LTE	G Flex 2 and so on.

Why my smartphone isn’t eligible for Android 10?

The process in simplest form is like this, first Google releases Android 10 code to all the OEMs & custom ROM developers. This is further taken by OEMs to alter it according to their own custom skin such as Huawei has its own EMUI, Xiaomi has MIUI, OnePlus has OxygenOS, Samsung has OneUI and so on. This process takes time and since it has to be developed for all the smartphones that will get Android 10 and since they all have different specifications and other factors, it takes time and effort to prepare for the same.

Google supports any smartphone for a maximum of two years which doesn’t mean your phone is eligible for Android 10 if it was launched last year or even this year. To elaborate it, Android 10 has certain minimum prerequisites in terms of storage, RAM, processor and other variables which should be met in order to support the OS on your phone. Furthermore, Android smartphone makers simply lift support to many phones since it is not practical for them to support older smartphones with new updates which are in contrary to what Apple does with iPhones which are supported for more than four years.

Since Android smartphones can fall in any and every category and price point, it is not practical to update all the phones and thus, the majority of the phones will not receive Android 10 for sure. Even if we have a glance at phones that will get Android 10, the priority will be given to phones released this year starting with flagship or upper mid-range devices and then the update will be rolled out for different models individually. Even if your phone supports Android 10, it doesn’t mean you will get the update right away. In fact, many smartphones have to wait for a year to get the last year’s upgrade. There are just too many moving parts involved in this process which renders many of the devices not-eligible for Android 10.

What can I do if my phone is not supported with Android updates?

Do you know what? You can wait for the official list of Android 10 supported LG devices to be released shortly. Or you can decipher if your device could or couldn’t get the update based on the above-mentioned list as well as what renders a phone ineligible for Android 10 or any other major Android updates for say.

There are a number of things you can do here. Either check out for software updates for a few weeks or maybe months or force an update to your smartphone which might or might not need root access which I don’t recommend. Furthermore, you can install custom ROMs lie Resurrection Remix OS, Havoc OS, Pixel Experience, or LineageOS or others that are based on Android OS although these are customized further and support a wider range of phones than the stock Android. The last thing you can do is to upgrade to a newer phone which is easier for those using a phone leased from a telecom carrier since you can always upgrade or you buyback from your own smartphone manufacturer or turn to any e-commerce site for exchange.

AOSP Android 10 for LG devices:

• LG V40 ThinQ: Click Here
• LG G3: Click Here