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LG G6 pre-registration page has opened for Indian customers interested in buying the flagship
LG India has launched a pre-registration page for potential customers that may be interested in buying the latest flagship devices from the company.
LG India has launched a pre-registration page for potential customers that may be interested in buying the latest flagship devices from the company. The company has not announced the official date of launch in India at the time of writing but considering that it has published the pre-registration page, we can expect the launch to happen in near future.LG announced the latest flagship at the Mobile World Congress 2017 in Barcelona almost two months back. The LG G6 comes with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 chipset, which is the last generation flagship along with 4 GB RAM. In terms of storage, you get 32 GB onboard storage with the option to expand the storage using a microSD card. It runs on Android 7.1 Nougat along with the LG skin atop it called UX 6. Google Assistant will come baked in with LG G6.It comes with a 3300 mAh battery and measures 7.9 mm thick and weighs 163 g. The LG G6 comes with an all metal body along with glass construction, with rounded corners. LG has ensured that the camera module is flush with the rear side of the phone. The LG G6 is also the first LG phone to come with IP68 certification which ensures water and dust resistance.The main feature of the LG G6 is its 18:9 aspect ratio display. The phone features a 5.7-inch QuadHD+ resolution (2880 x 1440 pixels) with the FullVision display. LG claims to have solved the problem of large size displays in compact phone bodies with the FullVision display. The focus was on providing a large display phone which is capable of being used one-handed.LG G6 will also be the first smartphone to support Dolby Vision. Apart from this it will support HDR 10 as well. The LG G6 comes with two 13 MP rear cameras, one of which has a wide angle lens where as the other one showing normal view. There is a 5 MP front facing camera which has a 100-degree field of view which provides wide-angle selfies.The 13 MP regular rear cameras comes with an f/1.8 aperture and supports optical image stabilisation, whereas the wide angle 13 MP camera comes with an f/2.4 aperture without any image stabilisation. Battery capacity has been bumped up from the one that was found on its predecessor, to 3300mAh. It supports fast charging and comes with a USB Type C port for the same.
First Published:Apr 18, 2017, 14:51:11 IST
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