LG V70 ThinQ rumoured specifications leak with a 120 Hz display, a 5,300 mAh battery and 45 W charging

[Redaktion]

Previous leaks have already shown the V70 ThinQ to have a Snapdragon 888 and 8 GB of RAM, but a new report alleges that the device will have other flagship features too, including a 120 Hz display and a large battery. Unfortunately, LG reportedly plans to produce fewer than 1,000 units.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/LG-V70-ThinQ-rumoured-specifications-leak-with-a-120-Hz-display-a-5-300-mAh-battery-and-45-W-charging.536105.0.html

[FADY M GINDY]

Wait a second, what is meant by "LG FANDOM"? I searched for it and didn't find and couldn't find any info on it.

As a proud LG V60 ThinQ 5G Dual Screen *heavy gasp*, I would trade my soul and curse my bloodline to own this device. Any info helps, thanks!

[FADY M GINDY]

Please ignore all my grammatical errors, I am still in a time of mourning.

[Tjahn]

A few v70's will go to LG phone fans????  I NEED one!! As a proud owner of 2) lg V40 thinQ's I would love the upgrade.  The v series is one of the best phones to come out in the last few years. I have staunchly defended the LG line of phones in the last couple of years.

[Sasuke Uchiha]

This is fake as lg has completely stepped down from mobile development.

[Pancake]

To echo 2 previous replies, I'd love to own this ultra exclusive v70 too. Current v40 owner, and the v70 seems really attractive, to own or to commemorate. Any info on the "fandom" access helps! 🙏

[YUKI93]

This is fake as lg has completely stepped down from mobile development.

Lol, you really need to see more about the smartphone leak world. Just because LG has shut down their smartphone division doesn't mean that they will destroy their prototype models.

[YUKI93]

6.5" 120Hz display, 5,300mAh battery with 45W charging, and SD 888? Man, this can definitely be a worthy rival to the Sony Xperia 1 Mk3 if LG didn't drop the ball. I definitely hope that LG execs can reopen their smartphone division back. It feels so wrong to see LG smartphones gone.

[Reciever]

LG really only has themselves to blame here, time and again they release good phones only to never support them.

Still using my LG v20 but its last security patch update was 2018. Still using Android 8. Its the latest phone with user replaceable battery so I keep it but there are others who care more about the support and security patches.

I guess I have to look at Oneplus or something, not a big fan of Samsung or Google. I did like the v60 but with LG announcing their exit kind of make it a moot point.