The LG V30 is scheduled for an August 31st launch. It is expected to go on sale on September 15 in South Korea and September 28 in the US. There have been lots of leaks, mostly from genuine and confirmed sources regarding the design of the upcoming flagship and a new one courtesy of Onleaks was revealed today on twitter. This new leak gives us a full look at the design.

The image is a schematic diagram gotten from the LG V30’s user manual, so this is definitely what we are getting when it launches.

The biggest change coming to the LG V30 is the display. The V-series is known for its dual displays but this year the V30 will only have one display. And it is the same full-vision type as the one in the LG G6 but bigger. The display is curved at the corners but doesn’t reach the top, leaving space for a front camera, earpiece and sensors.

The rear of the phone shows that the V30 will retain the dual camera design as its predecessor. The cameras are positioned horizontally and share a single housing. Flanking the cameras on the right is the LED flash and probably a laser focus module. Below them both is a circular fingerprint scanner.

READ MORE: LG’s Plastic OLED to Appear on More Smartphones in Near Future; Is LG G Flex 3 Arriving?

The LG V30 will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835. A Geekbench listing shows it will come with 4GB of RAM and Android 7.1.2. Last year’s model was the first smartphone to launch with Android Nougat but it seems things will be different this year.

(Source)

The post LG V30 Schematic Shows Single Full Vision Display, Dual Rear Cameras and Rear Fingerprint Scanner appeared first on Gizmochina.

Latest report says the LG V30 may be announced at IFA Berlin 2017. Although the event is scheduled to start on September 1 and run through to September 6, the launch is said to be on August 31.We presume it will be unveiled at a sort of pre-event before IFA begins.

The LG V30 will be the third in the V-series and will be LG’s first Snapdragon 835 phone. According to leakster @OnLeaks, the LG V30 will be sporting a new design.

According to my sources, #LGV30 will support wireless charging and thus, very likely have glass back. Still have dual rear cam and rear FPS.

— Steve H.McFly (@OnLeaks) June 23, 2017

Unlike its predecessors which both have metal backs, the LG V30 will swap it for glass. The change in material also means the V30 gets wireless charging support. Other details mentioned by OnLeaks include the presence of dual rear cameras and a rear mounted fingerprint scanner.

Some say the change to glass is a move by LG to unify the design language of its flagships. The LG G6 and its newly announced siblings sport glass backs but only the G6 Plus supports wireless charging.

READ MORE: Latest Google Pixel 2 Concept Renders Are Inspired By LG G6

There is no mention of the LG V30 having a secondary display but since the feature has become associated with the V-series, it should have irrespective of the bezel-less design it is gunning for.

An early design of the LG V30 showed a secondary display that slides out from beneath the main one. A new take on secondary displays but one that appears to have been ditched by LG. The display for the V30 will also, for the first time be OLED.

(Source)

The post The LG V30 Will Have A Glass Back & Support Wireless Charging appeared first on Gizmochina.