LG trademarks the LG Q7 name

The LG Q6 is a mini G6, the LG Q8 is a mini V20. So, what would the LG Q7 be like? We will find out soon as the company has filed a trademark with the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO).
The rumor mill is coming up empty on the matter – there’s nothing on the Q7. It doesn’t make a great amount of sense, but if the Q-series continues to imitate LG flagships, the LG V30 could be its next target.

We could at least try to frame the price. The Q6 launched in Korea for the equivalent of $475, the Q8 launched at $545. So, call it about $500 for the Q7.
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- MR anderson
- 03 Apr 2018
- Xrs
I just hope they use a decent 14nm chip. The Q6 was good if you wanted a basic phone but using a 28nm process is just too old. I have an S4 from 2013 and it's snapdragon 600 was the first of the series, and also 28nm.
- AnonD-236748
- 01 Apr 2018
- rK9
LG would just handicap and kill it with an underpowered processor like they did with Q6 underpowered by 435
- User
- 31 Mar 2018
- 6X8
Sd 640, A full metal unibody, a fingerprint scanner, and a good price will make this phone sell a lot