LG has already sent its invites for the launch of the LG G4 on April 28, as the days are nearing for the upcoming flagship's debut some of its rumored specs make the rounds online, but over the weekend LG accidentally spilled the beans and fully unveiled the G4 on its testing site.
Some of its official photos and specs 'went live for several hours', GSM Arena reported.
Though the page was quickly taken down, 9to5Google and The Verge were able to view the page and managed to publish some of the photos, Business Insider reported.
The leaked details revealed that the LG G4 sports a leather back cover which LG has been teasing, and will be available in Black, Light Brown, Mahogany, Light Blu, TanYellow, and plastic back plates are also available. Thus, these back covers are also removable that give its users an access to the 3,000 mAh battery and SIM card tray.
LG G4 boasts Slim Arc Design which allow its users to feel the phone 'naturally' on hand 'despite the massive 5.5inch' display that renders a 2560x1440 resolution, GSM Arena noted.
''The leak also gave us an early look at LG's QuickCircle folio case that'll give you a look at pertinent information on a limited area of the display without having to remove the cover. Pretty standard stuff that we don't expect to bring any surprises we haven't already experienced on LG's prior devices,'' Phandroid wrote.
Business Insider added, that the upcoming flagship features a 16-megapixel sensor with a manual shooting mode equipped with a Laser Autofocus.. It also offers the ability to shoot photo in RAW or JPEG.
Meanwhile, the page did not specify the chipset of the LG G4. However, it is expected to be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 coupled with a 3GB of RAM.
