LG V30+ logo leaks out - this should be a 128 GB version of the V30
Not long ago, we heard that this upgraded V30 would be called V30 Plus. Now, thanks to Evan Blass (aka @evleaks), we can actually take a look at the logo of the handset - above - and see that its name is styled LG V30+.
The LG V30+ is expected to look just like the regular V30, while offering largely similar features. But the + model might be a bit better, as it's supposed to come with 128 GB of internal memory (instead of 64 GB) and Hi-Fi audio.
As a reminder, LG also released a G6 and a G6+, with the latter having 128 GB of internal memory and a Hi-Fi DAC (digital to analog converter) for superior audio quality - unlike the normal G6, which comes without a Hi-Fi DAC, and offers just 32 GB of storage space (at least in the US).
Update: According to Evan Blass, the Hi-Fi DAC mentioned above might be included on the global version of the V30, so the difference between this and the V30+ could be related to storage capacity only.
source: Evan Blass (Twitter)
As a reminder, LG also released a G6 and a G6+, with the latter having 128 GB of internal memory and a Hi-Fi DAC (digital to analog converter) for superior audio quality - unlike the normal G6, which comes without a Hi-Fi DAC, and offers just 32 GB of storage space (at least in the US).
While the LG V30+ might be officially released only in South Korea (LG's home country), the handset could be offered by third-party vendors in the US - as is the case with the LG G6+. We'll bring more details about the LG V30 and V30+ as soon as new official information arrives.
Update: According to Evan Blass, the Hi-Fi DAC mentioned above might be included on the global version of the V30, so the difference between this and the V30+ could be related to storage capacity only.
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