LG's upcoming triple-camera V40 ThinQ has surfaced in a render online thanks to Evan Blass, so we're getting a glimpse at the phone before it's actual unveiling next month. Although, aside from the cameras, there won't be much here to surprise you.
The phone still rocks LG's latest design language, including a notched display with software tweaks to sort of turn it off, and the back of the phone houses the cameras and fingerprint scanner. But this time instead of a dual-camera setup, LG has three cameras arranged horizontally, and we're anticipating those three cameras to house a standard lens, super wide-angle lens, and telephoto lens. That should allow for some pretty crazy photography tricks.
Rumored hardware suggests the V40 ThinQ will use a Snapdragon 845 CPU, 6GB of RAM, and up to 128GB of storage, making it a lackluster upgrade from LG's extremely crowded current phone lineup.
Maybe those cameras will spark some interest at the announcement on October 3rd.
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