Hot topics

Exclusive: LG V40 spec sheet reveals 5 cameras and stereo Boombox

AndroidPIT Jessica LG V30 0640
© nextpit

The LG V40 was not shown at IFA 18, unlike its predecessor. But the new South Korean flagship is coming, and we can give you an exclusive look at its technical data sheet. Are you ready to get your hands on a flagship with five cameras and that, as usual, is not going to skimp on the audio experience?

Thanks to a source close to LG, we were able to get a look at the technical data sheet of the long-awaited V40. The South Korean company is preparing to debut the phone and faces up to its competition with five cameras, three on the back, and two on the front.

LG prepares to debut the V40 with 5 integrated cameras.

Three lenses of 12MP (f/1.5) with 1.4µm pixels, 16MP (f/1.9) with 1.0µm pixels, and 12MP (f2.4) with 1.0µm pixels will be present on the body. Telephoto, wide-angle, 2x zoom and Smart functionality is also available. LG wants to offer users a complete photography experience. On the front, there will be an 8MP and a 5MP sensor.

lg g7 review 13
The V40 will offer Quad DACs and Boombox Stereo Speakers. / © NextPit

But there is another aspect that LG has no intention of neglecting, the audio experience. The V40 will offer the Quad DAC and Stereo Speaker Boombox. Considering the quality and power of the sound offered by the single integrated speaker on the G7, we can only imagine what Boombox stereo speakers will sound like.

The V40 will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor consisting of four 2.8GHz and four 1.7GHz cores supported by 6GB of RAM and 64 or 128GB of internal memory.

The battery is a 3300 mAh, just like on the V30. The question is, will it be enough to keep the 6.4-inch P-OLED screen with a 19.5:9 aspect ratio and QHD+ resolution going for long? Everything will depend on the optimization that will be done at software level but the information on the display suggests the presence of the notch, so be prepared!

We don't yet know if the LG V40 will come with Android Oreo or Android Pie (this information has not been revealed to us by our source) but we know that the new smartphone will be water and dust resistant according to IP68 certification. Compared to the previous generation, the V40 has grown in size (158.7x75.8x7.79 mm) and weight (169g).

LG V40: technical specifications

LG V40 Technical specifications
Dimensions 158.7x75.8x7.79 mm, 169 grams
Display 6.4 inches, 19.5:9, P-OLED, QHD+
Audio Quad DAC, Stereo Speaker Boombox
Processor Snapdragon 845
RAM 6GB
Storage 64/128GB
Camera 3 on rear (12MP (f/1.5), 16MP (f/1.9), 12MP (f2.4) , 2 on front (8+5MP), Smart CAM
Battery 3300 mAh

As you can see from the technical data sheet, the V40 will be a smartphone focused on multimedia: are you ready for the LG storm at the end of summer?

  nextpit recommendation Price tip Luxury version with handle Price tip with handle For Garmin fans Mid-range tip
Product
Image Withings Body Smart Product Image Renpho Smart Body Fat Scale Product Image Withings Body Scan Product Image Lepulse Lescale P1 Product Image Garmin Index S2 Smart Scale Product Image eufy Smart Scale P3 Product Image
Deals*
Go to comment (8)
Jessica Murgia

Jessica Murgia
Editor

Italian editor and Android lover: with her, all the most intimate secrets of Android will be revealed! Chronic traveler, a lover of good wine and good food, Jessica is crazy for shopping and passionate about technology! What's never missing in her bag? A book, an MP3 player, her Android smartphone and an external battery!

Liked this article? Share now!
Recommended articles
Latest articles
Push notification Next article
8 comments
Write new comment:
All changes will be saved. No drafts are saved when editing
Write new comment:
All changes will be saved. No drafts are saved when editing

  • RMDC 6
    RMDC Sep 27, 2018 Link to comment

    My past 3 phones have been LG. But I will never buy a phone with a notch, period.


  • Mathew Horne 1
    Mathew Horne Sep 3, 2018 Link to comment

    I've been using a V20 for over a year and a half, and it's been pretty great. I was able to get a second battery (lg 3200mah factory battery, not a knockoff) not too long after getting the phone, so if I ever need it, I'll have it. I haven't needed it, yet, but I'm also not impressed by the battery life. So, it spends a lot of time on the charger - at home, I plug it in, when I'm not actively moving around with it. It's on a charger in the car when listening to bluetooth music. It comes off the charger for my bluetooth earbuds when I mow, am at a restaurant, or am shopping at wally-world.

    I am glad to hear that the V40 will be coming out with a p-oled screen, as the color lcd, while it's not been a lasting problem, does occasionally have little problems with screen ghosting, when I let it sit somewhere with the screen on a webpage for too long. I found that does go away, if it's left sitting in front of an ac vent, or on the phone mount in my car, which is positioned in front of an ac vent, as well.

    I haven't had a phone with the 'notch,' yet, but I suppose it's something similar to the 'second screen' at the top of my V20, so I suspect that I'll like it. I do wonder just how much difference I'll be able to see between the two phones as far as resolution is concerned - qhd vs 1hd+ on a handheld display? hopefully this new one will be allowed to run Daydream. It's my understanding that Google blocked it from our V20s because they don't like the LCD screen.

    IP68 sounds nice. I do hate losing the ability to swap out batteries, though.


  • 20
    Reg Joo Sep 2, 2018 Link to comment

    It sounds like a stunner, hardware wise. How well they can get these parts to work together in harmony , performance, and durability, is a question.


  • Michael Garand 1
    Michael Garand Sep 2, 2018 Link to comment

    I have a v30, and I never regretted it. I had a v20 before never regretted it. But if they don't at least put a 3800mah battery I'm not going to upgrade. Battery life on my v30 is horrible.


  • 15
    Bruce Lee Sep 2, 2018 Link to comment

    The battery is too small.


  • xgudwilx 4
    xgudwilx Sep 2, 2018 Link to comment

    no updates screw this


  • 49
    storm Sep 1, 2018 Link to comment

    Lg makes fine hardware. Their software and support and updates and Dev community leave much to be desired. They should go Android One with these and leave the software yuck out of it

    Sorin


  • David Martrano 29
    David Martrano Sep 1, 2018 Link to comment

    Two things I don't like, a smallish battery at 3300mamp for all it's power will it be enough to generate a 6.4 P-OLED display? Then the ridiculous notch. Right out of the gate, that' a no go for me!

    Sorin

Write new comment:
All changes will be saved. No drafts are saved when editing