Report says LG G7 and V30 may arrive earlier than usual

15 June 2017
The V30 is said to come in August, while the G7 may be launched in January 2018

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  • JMTM
  • IDt
  • 15 Jun 2017

LG dont kid yourself...
Samsung probably will hold all those SD845 again next year

Are you going to release G7 with SD835 this time?

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    • Anonymous
    • A@M
    • 15 Jun 2017

    AnonD-632062, 15 Jun 2017Welcome news. After advertising the advantages of OLED scre... moreAnd the best bit: OLEDs degrade with use, so more incentive for people to upgrade. Trebles all round! :)

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      • Anonymous
      • spe
      • 15 Jun 2017

      AnonD-39937, 15 Jun 2017"G7 may be launched in January 2018" so again LG will make ... moreIt clearly says that the G7 will use 845, it was mentioned several times already

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        • AnonD-677419
        • PE5
        • 15 Jun 2017

        and they will come with bootloop

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          • AnonD-39937
          • LaA
          • 15 Jun 2017

          "G7 may be launched in January 2018" so again LG will make a "flagship" phone with a old SOC? (in January G7 will clearly have Snapdragon 835/836, not the 2018 Snapdragon 845).

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            • Owdyopayl
            • AB5
            • 15 Jun 2017

            Just pls maintain the DAC

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              • Anonymous
              • RIE
              • 15 Jun 2017

              SD845 by January? I doubt the chipset manufacturer even make enough by that time. Just go use SD835 LG. Be your usual 'always-late' & 'always-outdated' self LG. Dont need to rush. I expect less from you.

                Better battery life or I won't buy. LG flagships notorious for modest battery life. The biggest deal breaker for me.

                  Come on LG, bring out the big guns this time.

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                    • AnonD-632062
                    • 3Y1
                    • 15 Jun 2017

                    Welcome news. After advertising the advantages of OLED screens for it's TV's, it seemed weird that LG flagships still used LCD's. Anyway, that's finally going to change now.

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