South Korea's LG has announced a new phone called Q8, the smallest version of its flagship V20, which has fixed some problems for users with the larger V20. The new phone is designed to bring some features from the G6 with a marked decrease in price terms.
LG is excited by mid-2017 by launching the new phone and previously introduced the G6 phone, which has seen remarkable improvements over the previous phone G5. The Q6 series has also been launched, and the new phone is similar to the bigger phone even with the second screen.
The phone is impressive in terms of specifications, although it is not the company's flagship phone in 2017, nor is it far too far from the G6. The V20 does not get the momentum the company wanted, but the Q8 may be a different story.
The new phone comes with a 5.2-inch QHD screen and a 554-inch IPS LCD screen with a protective layer of the Gorilla Glass 4 protection screen. The second display resolution is 1040 x 160 pixels, the same as the second screen resolution on the V20.
The Q8 features a dual back camera, like the most recently released phones. The first 13 megapixel sensor comes with an af / 1.8 lens slot, an OIS focus feature, and another 8 megapixel sensor with f / 2.4 lens slot, with a 5 megapixel front camera with aperture lens f / 1.9.
The phone has an anti-water metal object with support for the IP67 standard, a quad-core audio adapter, 32GB of expandable internal storage through the MicroSD slot, and the Snapdragon 820 processor from Qualcomm, different from the Snapdragon 821 on the G6 but much better than the Snapdragon 435 is located on the Q6 phone.
The phone, which is supposed to be available to users this month, is powered by version 7.0 Noga from the Android operating system, with 4 GB of RAM and a non-removable 3000mAh battery.