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LG Velvet smartphone with raindrop camera design and Snapdragon 765 5G SoC to launch on 7 May

The upcoming LG Velvet will be available in white, black, green and red colour options.

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FP Trending|Apr 24, 2020, 16:37:44 IST
LG has announced that it will unveil its LG ‘Velvet’ smartphone on 7 May. The company made this announcement through a 15-second video clip on YouTube.In the video, one can see droplets of various colours falling on a ramp akin to the ones used in fashion shows. The falling drops seem to be signifying the raindrop camera design of the LG Velvet.[caption id="attachment_8278611" align="alignnone" width="1024"]LG Velvet

LG Velvet[/caption]The launch of the smartphone will be an online event, reported NDTV.

LG had, a few days ago, put out a teaser offering a glimpse of the design and specs of the device.The 35-second teaser begins with a raindrop turning into the primary camera at the rear.It shows the layout for the front and back camera, and also highlights the colour options for LG Velvet - white, black, green and red.LG, in a blog post earlier this month, had mentioned that its upcoming smartphone will feature a unique raindrop camera and a symmetrical, flowing form factor.The rear camera panel of the smartphone is positioned on the left and it has secondary and tertiary cameras, as well as a flash. The panel is arranged in a vertical orientation.The smartphone will be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 765 5G chipset.The company, in a statement, had said “The name “velvet” is intended to evoke images of lustrous smoothness and premium softness, two key characteristics of the new phone.”

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First Published:Apr 24, 2020, 16:37:44 IST
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