A LG officially confirmed this Monday (26) the launch of its newest smartphone model in South Korea, the LG Q52.

The successor to the LG Q51, the model doesn't have many new features and is basically the same LG K52 that is already sold in Latin America. The LG Q52 has an eight-core processor, the MediaTek Helio P35 at 2.3 GHz, which delivers better performance than its predecessor, powered by the Helio P22. It also has 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB of internal storage, expandable via MicroSD memory card, a 4000 mAh battery (a considerable autonomy) and Android 10, with LG's own interface.

Visual details of the LG Q52

In terms of appearance, the LG Q52 has a 6,6-inch FHD screen and promises “killer” selfies, with its 13 MP resolution present in the front camera. Its side features a fingerprint reader for unlocking, strategically placed to avoid unwanted fingerprint marks on the screen or behind the smartphone. As for the rear, we have the main camera, with 48 MP, and the wide-angle, which works with 8 MP.

The launch of LG It is currently offered in two colors – white and red. Its suggested launch price in South Korea is 330 thousand won, which, in direct conversion, is around R$1.700,00.

The South Korean manufacturer has not yet announced which markets, in addition to its local location, will receive the new LG Q52 in the near future.

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