As much as we do credit Evan Blass for providing the ton of renders of yet to be launched handsets, they are still renders. And as accurate and legitimate they look, another Twitter user has countered Blass’ render of the LG V20 with a real life LG V20 handset out in the wild.
The Twitter user, @TechMan72, replied to the recent LG V20 render upload by Blass, with a picture of the device, claiming it to be the real deal. While there seemed to be some form of ego bashing involved, let’s take a look at the V20 in its real form, or at least claimed to be. It looks just as blurry as any other leak we’ve seen of other handsets, and unfortunately there’s nothing much to be seen if we compare it with the quality render uploaded by popular tipster Blass. The fact that the phone isn’t powered on deals another blow to the picture as a whole like a double whammy.
One good thing about the leak is that what’s visible from the image appears to be consistent with other leakead images that have surfaced before. As for specs, we do know that the LG V20 is said to feature a QHD 5.5-inch display, a Snapdragon 820 chipset with 4GB of RAM, a dual camera setup on the back like on the LG G5 and a possible 4,000mAh battery packed for a punch. The LG V20 will also be retaining its known secondary ticker display above the main display, plus it will be shipped with B&O (Bang & Olufsen) earphones to complement the first ever Quad DAC audio technology equipped. What do you think?
Source: Twitter
