LG is reportedly planning to release a new smartphone that will come with support for stylus. The LG Stylo 7 will be known as the upcoming smartphone and is expected to be launched in 2021. There is no data about the phone available, though. Today, through their trustworthy sources, people at 91mobiles have posted exclusive CAD-renders of the new smartphone. The renders show a distinctive design as an uncommon rear panel is featured. The front panel for the selfie camera comes with an edge-to-edge view with a punch-hole cutout. Let’s take a closer look at the latest CAD-based LG Stylo 7 renderings.
Leaked online LG Stylo 7 renders
A bunch of CAD renders of the LG Stylo 7 was reported in the publication. The renders indicate that an edge-to-edge monitor on the front will come with the smartphone. The selfie shooter has a punch-hole cutout in the top-center spot. A special design language is offered by the rear panel. Three cutouts are on the back. A vertically-aligned quad-camera module is provided in the top-left corner, while the second cutout is intended for a stylus. That said, whether the phone comes with a glass finish or polycarbonate body is still not understood.
The rendering further demonstrates that it is possible to remove and insert the stylus from the bottom of the frame. The fingerprint sensor on the right side of the device also acts as a power on/off button. There is a SIM slot accompanied by volume controls and a possible Google Assistant key in the left frame. There is a 3.5mm audio jack along with a microphone on the base panel of the LG Stylo 7. There’s also a USB Type-C port with a speaker grille. The report mentions that 170.6mm x 77mm x 8.6 mm might be measured by the smartphone.
Unfortunately, there is no information about the specifications, features, and other details of the LG Stylo 7 available. We can expect, however, that some data about the upcoming device will be available in the near future. What do you think about the upcoming LG Stylo 7? In the comments section below, do let us know.
Source: 91Mobile