LG has launched a new entry-level smartphone that will likely be selling across Europe. The LG K20 is the 2019 upgrade of the K20 which was first launched in 2017. This model runs Android Pie, Android Go edition.

As for the specifications, LG K20 sports a 5.45-inch 18:9 FullVision display with a resolution of 480 x 960 pixels. The phone is powered by a Snapdragon 425 processor paired up with 1GB of RAM while there is 16GB of storage which can be expanded via micro SD slot. For photography, the device packs a 5MP and features a flash for better portraits in low light scenarios. At the back, the K20 features a single 8MP F/2.2 shooter, an LED flash and the single loudspeaker.

The left side of the device houses a dedicated Google Assistant button while the top left houses the 3.5mm jack. The phone also features MIL-STD 810G certification for durability. However, the device doesn’t have a physical fingerprint reader. Keeping the lights on is a 3,000mAh and charging is done via a microUSB port.

As for the pricing and availability, the K20 is available in Aurora Black and Moroccan Blue and sells for €100 ($110) across Europe and the UK.

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