Just a few weeks ago Android 7, the latest version of Google's operating system, began to reach the first smartphones. But what we are talking about today is the first high-end mobile, which will bring this version natively, which is none other than the LG V20.
This Android mobile aims to become an alternative to Galaxy Note 7, thanks to features that have nothing to envy to the most advanced.
LG V20, features and characteristics
Power and performance
The LG V20 will have a processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 820, which we will likely see on most high-end Android smartphones in the coming months. In addition, it will have 4GB of RAM so that we can enjoy any application without problems, without fear of lags.
Internal storage will be 64GB, although we can expand it by SD card up to no less than 2TB, so that we do not lack space at any time.
Design
The LG V20 has a 5,7-inch screen with Quad HD resolution. But what really draws our attention to the external appearance of this device is its design made of aluminum, which gives it a much more striking appearance than plastic, as well as being lighter. Indeed, the V20 only weighs 175 grams, and its thickness has also been reduced considerably to 7,6 millimeters.
Despite the size of the screen, its battery is only 3.200 mAh, although thanks to the optimization of resources of Android 7, we will not miss a larger battery.
Dual camera
While the front camera will be 5MP, in the rear camera we have an important novelty: the dual camera. On the one hand we will have a powerful 16MP camera and on the other an 8MP one with a wide angle lens to allow us to take the best panoramic photos.
What we are not clear about at the moment is the price, but it is estimated that the LG V20 could be found between the 700 and the 900 euros, and would not arrive in Spain until at least October.
What do you think of the new LG mobile phone? Do you think it will be a terminal that will catch on with the public or do you think there are other alternatives that can outshine it? Tell us your opinion in the comments section at the end of this article.