With the imminent arrival of a new edition of the Mobile World Congress, the rumors intensify significantly. We have already heard rumors and leaks about the next Samsung flagship and now it is the turn of LG and its expected LG G5.
And it is that someone who has had the opportunity to see the LG G5 in person has created a render that shows its design and has leaked it on the internet. If these images are true, the LG G5's new design is going to stand out a lot.
This could be the LG G5, the next flagship of the Korean manufacturer
In the leaked images we can see some very interesting details such as the fact that the body of the LG G5 will be metallic. We can also see that the new device from the Korean manufacturer remove that rounded part on the back of the deviceIn addition to the slightly curved profile so characteristic of the LG G4.
Another remarkable detail comes with the location of the power buttons and volume control. And it seems that LG has decided to reposition this button by returning to the left side frame of the phone.
The big bomb arrives with its battery. A phone with a metal body It does not have a removable battery as it is made in one piece. But it seems that LG has found a solution to this problem by allowing lThe LG G5 battery is removable.
According to the leaked report, LG engineers have been thinking for a long time how to get a replaceable battery for the LG G5 despite its new design. The solution they found? A mechanism that allows you to remove the bottom bezel of the phone to remove the battery with ease. Initially they started with several prototypes, although the design that they liked the most and the one that finally integrates the LG G5 is that drawer design that we can see in the images.
Now we will have to wait until next February 21, the official date on which it is expected that the LG G5 to be unveiled, to confirm the radical change in the design of the terminal. Although personally I am quite sure that the Korean manufacturer is going to surprise us with its next flagship.
LG needs a totally new design for its new LG G5. Samsung gave the bell in the latest edition of the Mobile World Congress Introducing the Galaxy S6 Edge, a device that stands out for its double curved screen. Now it is the turn of LG, who has to surprise the public if it wants to stay at the top.
And you, what do you think? Do you think LG will really put that twist on the LG G5's design by integrating an aluminum body as well as a removable battery?