LG Engaged on Q92 5G, Different Q Sequence 5G Smartphones: Report

LG appears to be engaged on a bunch of latest smartphones which may be a part of a rumoured ‘Q’ Q92 5G sequence. Again in Could, the corporate reportedly trademarked 13 Q-series telephone names and now, a South Korean publication has acknowledged that a few of these telephones shall be 5G enabled. One specifically, the LG Q92 5G that comes with mannequin quantity LM-Q920N, is alleged to be a extra inexpensive different to the LG Velvet, which can be a 5G telephone. Additional, there are a number of variants of the LM-Q920N suggesting that there shall be provider dependent fashions with totally different storages, in addition to non 5G fashions.

As per the report by Naver, LG is engaged on extra inexpensive 5G smartphones, certainly one of which is the LG Q92 5G. The report claims that the corporate had initially deliberate on calling the telephone LG Q9 2020 5G however determined to go along with LG Q92 5G as an alternative. The checklist shared within the report exhibits a bunch of variants of the LM-Q920N, two of that are devoted to 2 of the three main carriers in South Korea – Korea Telecom and U+.

Additional, among the variants carry the 5G moniker whereas the remaining do not. There are names like LM-Q920N_128G, LM-Q920N_128GR, LM-Q920N_128GT, and LM-Q920N_128GW suggesting that they’ll include 128GB of onboard storage with presumably totally different color choices.

Moreover, a report by GSM Enviornment claims that among the many trademarked Q sequence fashions, there have been others just like the Q3x, Q5x, and Q6x sequence as properly. It looks like LG needs to capitalise on the inexpensive 5G smartphone market. The LG Velvet additionally targets the mid-tier 5G smartphone market with its Snapdragon 765G SoC, triple rear digicam setup, and curved show. The telephone was launched in early Could in South Korea and is step by step making its approach to different markets together with Germany, Italy, Spain, Asia, Center East, Africa Latin America, and extra.

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