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Geekbench scores for the LG Q6 confirm that this miniature G6 will come with a Snapdragon 430 chip
According to a tweet by Evan the phone (LG GQ) has received FCC certification and is speculated to be launched on 11 July in Police.

Evan Blass, known for reliably leaking information on upcoming mobile devices, has tweeted about a small version of the LG G6. According to a tweet by Blass, the phone has received FCC certification and is speculated to be launched on 11 July to Polish audiences. Invitations for the event have been sent to Polish audiences, which suggests that the company will be unveiling a new smartphone on 11 July at 6 PM CETZ. It has a hashtag of #LFBarbeQ.The Tweet by Evan Blass said that the new phone will be called as LG Q6 and will come with 18.5:9 screen ratio. According to a recent Geekbench listing spotted by Android Treasure the LG Q6 will be powered by a 1.40 GHz processor by Qualcomm marked as an msm8937, indicating a Snapdragon 430 chip on the phone. The phone scored 622 and 1777 points on single-core and multi-core test respectively. The model number of LG Q6 mention on the listing is LGE LG M700. The phone will run on 3 GB RAM and a single 13 Megapixel rear camera will be available on the phone. It will run on Android Nougat 7.1.1.LG recently launched the LG G6 with a price tag of 55,000 in India. That phone is packed with Qualcomm Snapdragon 821, 4 GB RAM, 32 GB and 64 GB of storage variants and a 3,300 mAh battery. LG G6 comes with a 5.7-inch IPS LCD screen and is rated as IP68 dust and water resistant. The phone has a 13 MP dual rear cameras and a 5 MP front camera. The LG G6 runs on Android Nougat 7.0.
First Published:Jul 08, 2017, 16:55:04 IST
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