LG's dual-screen, dual-front camera V10 smartphone now available to buy in Korea

Just as expected, LG today started selling the V10 in its home country, South Korea (where it's already October 8). Officially announced last week, the V10 is LG's newest high-end smartphone, and, besides being released in Korea, it's also going to be available around the world - including in the US, where Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile will offer it in the near future.

Off contract, the LG V10 costs 799,700 KRW (about $680) in Korea. Customers who are buying the V10 before the end of October will get a free Quick Cover as a gift (we don't know if this promotion will also be available in other countries).

The V10 is a pretty large device, as it sports a main 5.7-inch Quad HD display, plus a smaller 2.1-inch screen (1040 x 160 pixels) above it - for notifications, app shortcuts, and more. Also above the main display is where you'll find a dual 5 MP front-facing camera which, according to LG, should make users ditch selfie sticks, as this camera can take 120-degree selfies. The V10 is further packed with other high-end features, including a 16 MP rear camera with laser auto focus, fingerprint scanner, 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB of internal memory, and microSD card support. Check out our LG V10 hands-on to find out more about the new smartphone.


source: LG Korea (Flickr)