According to the latest report out of Korea, LG has big plans for May. Apparently, the company is gearing up to launch the LG G9 — or whatever it’s called — on May 15.
Naver reports that LG is planning to launch its next premium smartphone, the device we thought would be the LG G9, on May 15. As was previously reported, the device is apparently ditching the “G” branding in exchange for something new. Whatever that new branding is, LG is going to focus on the “standout features” of a device to create the name.
This upcoming device has also been reported to step down from the traditional “flagship” model by using Qualcomm’s more affordable Snapdragon 765G processor. This would still be powerful enough for most buyers and support features like 5G.
Most likely, too, the phone will support LG’s Dual Screen accessory, offer a 6.7-inch or bigger display, and offer premium cameras and battery life.
For now, we’ll just have to wait and see what LG announces officially. Previously, the company did tease that it had more to share “soon” regarding its next device.
More on LG:
- Report: LG ditching ‘G’ series branding w/ future names focusing on ‘special features’
- LG G9 might be less of a flagship just like Google’s Pixel 5 w/ Snapdragon 765
- LG V60 Impressions: We heard you liked bloatware, so here’s another screen for all this bloatware
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