We all know that LG will play host to a press event this coming February 21 at MWC 2016 in Barcelona, Spain, and that is most probably the platform where the South Korean conglomerate would make an official announcement of their next flagship iteration, where it will be known as the LG G5. Rumors of the LG G5 have already made their way beforehand, including the possibility of a slide-out battery, but it seems that yet another leaked diagram from Shai Mizrachi has made its way to mainstream news as you can see above, showing off the design of the hardware from a range of angles.
It will be different from its predecessors in terms of its chassis, however, as the LG G5 is said to come with an all-metal body. Not only that, LG looks set to ditch the traditional design of its volume buttons being located on the back, but rather, to have them on the left side of the device. The power button should continue to remain where it is, alongside a fingerprint scanner to keep up with the times, while the camera with laser auto focus and LED flash does seem to remain comfortably above the power button.
Other rumored specifications include a dimension of 149.4mm x 73.9mm x 8.2mm, a 5.5” display at 1440 x 2560 pixels, a Snapdragon 820 processor, 3GB of RAM, a USB Type-C port, and a removable battery.
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