South Korean electronics major LG had released its G4 Smartphone flagship back in April this year. The device seemed considerably identical to its predecessors, however it is a bit curved and also comes in number of back cover variants including ceramic, plastic and leather. The company has just announced LG G4 white Gold model, which is yet another color variant of the G4.
The LG G4 White Gold Edition has been launched by LG Korea, which means that at present the handset will be available in Korea only. As per an official press release, the device targets women and young consumers categorically.
According to Jo Sung-ha, Vice President, LG Electronics Korea:
“The LG G4 was, and still is, a very popular smartphone. We’ve decided to give our consumers more options by releasing the White Gold variant of the phone. We do believe that this color combination is best suited for the upcoming winter months.”
The White Gold Edition is essentially similar to the LG G4, except for the color change and an option to expand your internal storage up to 2TB. The handset features a 5.5-inches LCD Quantum Dot display with 2560×1440p resolution and 534ppi pixel density. The LG G4 White Gold model will be driven by Snapdragon 80854-bit hexa-core processor by Qualcomm along with an Adreno 418 GPU and will run Android 5.0 Lollipop.
In terms of camera specs, the device embraces a 16MP primary shooter with dual LED, Laser autofocus and dual tone flash. In addition it also features an 8MP front-facing camera for selfies. The phone encompasses 3GB of RAM along with 32GB internal storage that can be conveniently extended up to 2TB with microSD card and also features 3000mAh battery backup.
Moreover, the handset offers quite a wide variety of back covers to choose from and will set back its users around 699,600 Won.
