LG V60 ThinQ official renders leaked

LG V60 ThinQ would've probably debuted at Mobile World Congress 2020. But with the conference shut down because of the coronavirus threat, it isn't clear when we'd see the phone. We do at least get a look at the device based on these alleged press renders. The leaks show a design similar to the V50 with its small bezels and waterdrop notch. It also has a dedicated Google Assistant button, volume rocker, and power button. LG is using a gold frame in this render, but there might be other options, too.

The LG V60 is rumoured to be a 5G-ready phone running on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor, 8GB of RAM, at least 128GB of expandable storage, and a 5,000mAh battery. The smartphone is expected to have four cameras and four mics. And aside from having a microSD slot, it might also still retain a 3.5mm audio jack.

Source: Android Headlines

LG tipped to unveil V60 at MWC 2020

While the LG V50 with its dual-screen attachment didn't make its way here, we're hoping the rumoured LG V60 will be available here. The phone is reportedly going to be debuted at the upcoming Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this next February. The V50 successor will reportedly support 5G and have a new dual-screen attachment with a hinge that allows it to stop at any angle. Nothing else is known about the phone so far, but MWC is just around the corner, so we'll be waiting for the announcement then.

Source: Android Central