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LG V30 leaks accidently via HitRecord contest from LG

Avinash Kumar by Avinash Kumar
August 8, 2017
in Leaks, News, Phones

LG V30 i.e. the upcoming flagship device from LG, is scheduled to be officially unveiled on August 31 at IFA Berlin and today we get the closest look to the V30 from all different angles, thanks to HitRecord contest from LG (source videos now taken down). HITRECORD in association with LG used to create creative / fun videos using LG devices using a public contest and it seems that people started posting videos of the device itself publicly.

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These images match with the earlier LG V30 leaks that we have seen till date including the presence of dual camera module with LED flash at the rear along with the fingerprint sensor below the camera module. You can clearly see  a slight camera bump which was not in the case with LG G6. You can also see very thin bezels at top and sides compared to LG V20 with the full front display looking similar to Galaxy S8 with higher screen to body ratio.

Here you can have a look at one of the leaked video posted on Youtube (It may be taken down soon too). All the images above are from Hitrecord videos like this one.

LG V30 is rumoured to feature a QHD+ 6.0-inch FullVision OLED display with dual curved edges, powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon processor 835 processor along with 4 GB / 6 GB of RAM with upgraded Quad-DAC compared to LG V20 and may run on Android 8.0. Other rumours indicate dual cameras both at the front and rear along with an enclosed battery, a tall, narrow screen apart from the usual flagship like hardware. Rumours also suggest that the phone may come with Wireless Charging and may come with a glass back.

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