LG Electronics confirmed this Sunday that they have begun selling their latest premium smartphone V20 in US and Canada. Their LG V20 can be an alternative to Samsung Galaxy Note 7 which was recently declared for total recall.
According to reports, this the first time LG Electronics launched the V20 in Canada via Videotron and Wind Mobile. V20 is described to be 5.7 inch, a large smartphone which is also categorized as "phablet" boasting high-end audio capabilities and wide angle cameras. The phone is available in Titan and silver colors.
Ubergizmo noted that its processor is Snapdragon 820 and it has a max storage of 320 GB capacity. Camera has 16 Megapixel and 5-megapixel frontal camera and with a 120-degree angle and two rear cameras, each at 16-megapixels and 8-megapixels and able to cover a 135-degree angle with 3200 mAh for the battery.
V20 is also a follow-up model of V10 which is part of LG's flagship "V Series." LG Electronics' Senior Vice President of US Marketing Ma Chang-min confirmed that the phone offers high performance and quality which cannot be compared to any leading device in the market. Because it specialized in in video capturing functions which is ideal for the young US consumers who'd love to share videos on the internet.
V20 is priced at $672 to $830 in the US and Canada before taxes. LG Electronics also planned to introduce V20 in Hong Kong and South America in the near future.