LG Korean site accidentally revealed the G4 with the Leather back cover

We’re still two weeks away from LG’s G4 unveiling which the company has scheduled on the 28th of April and while LG prepares for the event, known leaker Evan Blass found an unannounced LG product site which shows bits of information about the upcoming flagship. Though the site is now taken offline, Blass was able to snatch some information from it though it’s a placeholder for now as most of the texts are from the current G3 model but that means we’re about to get something from the site as the company unveils the handset. The leaker was also able to grab an image of a leather-clad G4 which points to confirm as one of the expected materials to be used on handsets as teased from the invitations for the upcoming event that LG released earlier.

Since the rumors began, LG has played the best of its ability to keep the handset a secret but not everyone is kept in close doors which has either intentionally or by accident shared the secrets of the upcoming flagship device.  As we’ve already seen on what to expect on the 28th, other information that Blass got was that the handset will also have a multiple color options for the back cover including the all leather material and that the camera (which is said to be homegrown) got a f/1.8 aperture assisted by a infrared color accuracy sensor with second generation Optical Image Stabilization and what everyone has been excited about is the camera’s full manual mode.

LG’s upcoming G4 flagship is also noted to include a 5.5-inch QHD display, 16 Megapixel camera sensor, Laser auto focus and infrared sensor along with a large 3000 mAh removable battery, a microSD slot and LG’s latest UX 4.0 user interface that sits on top of Android 5.x Lollipop.

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