The main differentiating factor of LG’s V series of smartphones has been the secondary display. The very first handset had a secondary ticker display on top of the main panel and LG stuck with this combination with the LG V20 as well. While it was expected to do the same with the LG V30, it turns out that this is not going to be the case.
The leaked outline of the LG V30 confirms that the handset is not going to have a secondary display. LG is expected to unveil the V30 on August 31st, one day before the IFA 2017 convention kicks off in Berlin.
There have been a few rumors about the LG V30 so far. Some have suggested that LG will be moving from LCD to OLED for the V30. @OnLeaks has leaked what’s claimed to be an outline of the LG V30 from its user manual. The outline shows that the handset’s design is similar to that of its predecessor and that it features a dual camera system and fingerprint sensor at the back.
Aside from the slightly different position of the front-facing camera, it seems that the secondary display has been done away with for good. Either that or LG has decided to blend it with the main panel. It’s not known for sure at this point in time.
Nothing is set in stone as yet so we won’t know for sure until LG officially unveils the device later this month.
