LG is apparently working on launching a new entry level smartphone. The handset is dubbed as the LG K31s, which might have been recently been spotted on FCC as a new LG device recently received certification.
The device in question is unknown but is speculated to be the LG K31s, according to a MySmartPrice report. Furthermore, certain live images of the device and its internals was also found in the FCC certification. The smartphone carried the model number LG LM-K310lM, which is suggestive of its name since the LG K41s had the model number LG LM-K410.
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The certification also revealed that the device has a dual camera setup on the rear that is aligned vertically with an LED flash under the module. Its power buttons and volume rockers are housed on the right side while a 3.5mm headphone jack can be found on the top. At the bottom, a speaker grille and a USB port can be observed. Under the hood, a MediaTek Helio P22 processors power the device.
For memory, 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage is offered, although, it is unclear if additional storage and memory options will be offered on launch. The K31s is run by a large 3,900mAh battery pack, with no information available for any kind of fast charging support. Unfortunately, this news is still unconfirmed officially, so take it with a pinch of salt for now and stay tuned for more updates.
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