New lg v20 specs leak suggests beastly performance

[tx_tuff]

Korean site said half the back comes off instead of the whole thing which is why it's not being considered a modular phone per say

The whole back comes off. http://i-cdn.phonearena.com/images/articles/255646-thumb/LG-V20-hands-on---4.jpg

 

[canonuevo]

Ugly design tho

 

[RaRa85]

Ugly design tho

Not ugly...just plain and simple.

 

[SupraLB]

Not ugly...just plain and simple.

Boring and uninspiring. Doesn't bother me much, but Samsung didnt start dominating the marketplace with plain looking phones. They went bold and flashy with super saturated screens. The masses out there by phones as accessories and fashion items. I prefer the look of the V10. Looked like a phone that meant business.

 

[RaRa85]

Yes the V10 stands out among any phone you slap down on a table. The V20, not so much. That's the route they chose unfortunately along with a late night launch with little media coverage a day before the iPhone 7 launch with no pricing and release date. Go figure. I really don't know these guys are thinking sometimes.

 

[Leykis]

Not ugly...just plain and simple.

The V10 looked much better than the V20 but the simple design doesn't bother me as much as the features and functionality of the device. The V20 is still a durable phone even without the steel side rails. It's also an all metal design with a removable back. I plan on using a case with the phone as I do all phones I've ever owned...even the "flashy" Samsung ones. Bottom line is, if the phone does what the V10 did and better then I'll be happy. How it looks...I'll leave that to the people who use the device to attract attention to themselves.

 

[RaRa85]

The V10 looked much better than the V20 but the simple design doesn't bother me as much as the features and functionality of the device. The V20 is still a durable phone even without the steel side rails. It's also an all metal design with a removable back. I plan on using a case with the phone as I do all phones I've ever owned...even the "flashy" Samsung ones. Bottom line is, if the phone does what the V10 did and better then I'll be happy. How it looks...I'll leave that to the people who use the device to attract attention to themselves.

Yeah I'm getting mine day one. Thought about the iPhone 7 Plus REALLY hard after today's announcement. But I think about focus peaking and hifi audio capture recording and all metal build with removable back, I can't pass up on it. I would keep the V10 if it had the Snapdragon 820 processor. But that processing power with all the new goodies and that wide angle secondary camera: I'm going to really have a ton of fun with this. If no bootloop issues arise I will be keeping the V20 for the next two years and I will rock this baby naked.

 

[Johnston212]

The V10 looked much better than the V20 but the simple design doesn't bother me as much as the features and functionality of the device. The V20 is still a durable phone even without the steel side rails. It's also an all metal design with a removable back. I plan on using a case with the phone as I do all phones I've ever owned...even the "flashy" Samsung ones. Bottom line is, if the phone does what the V10 did and better then I'll be happy. How it looks...I'll leave that to the people who use the device to attract attention to themselves.

I can somewhat agree with that. My issues with design aren't aesthetic, though I am just confused when metal slab gets called sleek...

 

[Mike Dee]

Boring and uninspiring. Doesn't bother me much, but Samsung didnt start dominating the marketplace with plain looking phones. They went bold and flashy with super saturated screens. The masses out there by phones as accessories and fashion items. I prefer the look of the V10. Looked like a phone that meant business.

A fashion item?......ewww!