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Last year saw a big shift for LG's V series. Unlike the V10 and V20 that experimented with metal designs, removable batteries, and secondary ticker displays, the V30 introduced a slick glass back, incredibly slim bezels, and a pOLED screen made by LG itself.
We're anticipating the V40 to share a lot of similarities to its predecessor and this year's recently announced LG V35. Here's everything we know about the LG V40!
It'll probably use an OLED display, Shortly after the G7 ThinQ was announced, LG confirmed something rather interesting ” it only uses OLED screens for phones in its V series.
"Storm" is the codename for the V40 which suggests that LG's flagship will be big and powerful.
At the heart of the V40 will likely be Qualcomm's Snapdragon 845 processor. This has been the chipset of choice for most 2018 flagships. Something else the V40 will likely carry is an OLED display. Lastly, the V40 will come with at least two cameras on the back. We don't know what kind of sensors will be used or what the aperture rating will be like, but similar to past LG flagships, we should get a primary lens with a regular focal length and a secondary, wide angle one.
According to current sources, the V40 is scheduled for a release in either the late summer or early fall of this year. LG has been steadily increasing the price of its V phones with just about every release, and based on the most recent V30S and V35, so it's safe to say that the V40 will cost above $900 and might possibly cross $1000.
