Customers in South Korea will be the first ones to get the LG V20 on September 29 and the company also launched a short video demonstrating the audio video capabilities of the new Android smartphone.
LG has been boasting the audio and video capabilities of their new V20 Android 7.0 Nougat smartphone with a new 32-bit Quad Hi-Fi DAC plus an improved rear camera. Since the phone is not out yet, the best way to demonstrate its capabilities is to upload a video that was solely captured by the LG V20.
Interested customers would need to shell out around $800 for the LG V20 which will sell for KRW 899,800 in South Korea, GSMArena has learned. The phone is certainly more expensive than its predecessor which was an unexpected success last year due to its specs and features.
LG did not mention a release date for the United States and Hong Kong market. The rest of the world would probably get the first Nougat smartphone several weeks after its launch in South Korea.
In order to showcase the LG V20's audio and video capabilities, the company used the phone to capture and remake the Daniel Vans meme. A short R&B music video is uploaded on Digital Trends and will available soon in LG's website for the V20 smartphone.
All of the video and audio were captured from the LG V20 itself. It shows the kind of quality that users can expect when they buy the new device most likely to be rolled out next month.
LG V20 Specs and Features
The LG V20 is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor which is also found in other flagship smartphones. It handles multiple tasks effortlessly with 4GB RAM and all the high quality files can be stored in its 64GB internal storage.
LG also boasts their 5.7-inch IPS Quantum Display with 1440p resolution for the V20 which is protected by the Gorilla Glass 4. Of course, the highlights would be the 16MP rear camera and the improved built-in DAC for the best audio quality possible.
Users interested in buying the LG V20 could be from the multimedia industry where they can just use the phone instead of having to buy other expensive equipment. More updates are expected from LG soon.