It’s official: LG G7 ThinQ set for May 3 unveiling


The speculations are finally over, LG next G series flagship smartphone will be called LG G7 ThinQ, according to the recent news from Korea. The Korean giant broke the news in the early hours of today in a press release where it was revealed that the G7 ThinQ will be unveiled later in May.

The device which has been subject of leaks and rumors over the past few weeks,  according to the press statement will debut on May 2nd at the Metropolitan West in Manhattan, New York, while it go official in LG homeland Korea on May 2nd at the IPark Mall in Seoul. The launch event in both cities might happen simultaneously, given the 13hours time difference between both countries.

LG didn’t reveal anything else about the G7 ThinQ, but we do know that the device, much like the LG V30S ThinQ will come with a couple of AI capabilities, performance upgrade, as well as a revamped design.

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A recent leak that surfaced on the web earlier on suggests the G7 ThinQ will be available in several colors including the Raspberry Blue, Platinum Grey, Moroccan Blue, as well as Aurora Black color options. The leak also revealed that LG will be embracing the screen notch design with virtually no bezels that was first introduced with the iPhone X.

Based on the leaked renders, the LG G7 ThinQ is tipped to feature a centrally placed dual rear camera setup with LED flash in a vertical arrangement, details of the used lenses aren’t available as of now, but there are speculations that the G7 ThinQ might be LG first device to sport an f/1.5 aperture to offer enhanced photography and videography in low light conditions. If the renders are legit, LG will remove the G series branding and instead paste an LG logo on the phone.

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