LG to release new cheap smartphones with big batteries, and four cameras

Hey guys, LG has presented its upcoming budget smartphones into its “K” series smartphone family. This was supposed to be unveiled at the MWC but the event was canceled because of the outbreak of the coronavirus. LG released the three smartphones into a single-family naming them LG K16, K51S, and K41S with all three featuring the same design with just a few differences when it comes to the hardware and some part too.

The three phones are designed with quad cameras which are aligned in a horizontal manner, the LG K61, K51S, and K41S all feature a dedicated Google Assistant button and a rear well-placed fingerprint reader. We have a 6.5-inch punch-hole screen (except the LG K41S) with a big chin at the bottom which might want to be a turn off for some people like me, there is also a 4,000mAh battery capacity on all three phones but only the K61 is equipped with a 48MP main shooter lens.

The overall design of the devices is cool with a well nice curved back to the front and rounded display like the Google Pixel smartphones, I don’t think the design should be a problem except you not a fan of the big bottom chin.

The LG K61 SPECS

This is to be the senior man amongst the devices and it is equipped with the most standard camera if I may put it that way but let us wait to see how it will perform when it is out.

The LG K51 SPECS

The K51S is no doubt the second in line and I think the number after the letter K signifies which is a higher version.

THE LG K41S SPECS

To the last born, this is equipped with a 3GB RAM/32GB internal memory, and the difference between this and the LG K51S is the internal memory and the quality and placement of the camera. The K41S has a waterdrop display instead of the punch-hole.