LG Class may be the newest mid-range device with a giant screen
The company sent a teaser for a new device it’s set to unveil on September 21. Shortly thereafter is another event extravaganza on Oct. 1, where LG might show off the V10, which is rumored to have some type of always-on “ticker” display.
According to another leak, the “something new” is the LG Class. It appears to be another mid-range smartphone with a 5.7-inch display, Snapdragon 615 octa-core processor, and 2GB of RAM. It’s also expected to feature 8GB internal storage, a 12MP camera and come with Android 5.1.1.
That puts it squarely in mid-range territory, as devices like the Galaxy Note 5 offer 4GB of RAM and an Exynos processor that arguably outperforms the Snapdragon 810. From the rendering it’s impossible to tell if this is all-metal or some type of silverized plastic. Fortunately, we’ll know the truth soon.
Why this matters: LG is worth paying attention to as they make some of the better cameras out there, as evidenced by the excellent shooter in the LG G4. However, not everyone is after a flagship phone, which is why we often see many different devices from such companies who want to appeal to all buyers and market their phones internationally.