LG is reportedly in the works to launch a new smartphone on the market. The device is allegedly going to be called the LG K42 and has been sighted on the FCC certification authority website today. The FCC certification for the LG K42 has revealed several of its key specifications and features. The LG K42, as per the certification, will feature a quad rear camera setup and have a 3,900mAh battery. Take a look at the FCC certification for the upcoming LG K42 smartphone and find out what it has in store for us.
LG K42 visits FCC; key specifications revealed
As seen in the FCC certification authority images, the LG K42 will feature a quadruple rear camera setup, which will be located in the top left corner of the device’s rear. The device will come in two variants – LM-K420HMW – Dual SIM variant and LM-K420HM – Single SIM variant.
Coming to the battery of the device, the LG K42 will be fueled with a 3,900mAh battery, which will have provision for 10W charging. On the software side of things, the LG K42 will boot the latest Android 10 OS out of the box, given the presence of Google’s Digital Wellbeing in the settings menu.
Though the processor of the device is not mentioned, it is clear that the LG K42 will feature 3GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. We can, however, expect the device to launch in more memory variants as well, but this cannot be said for sure for now.
As of now, this is pretty much everything that we have on the upcoming LG K42 smartphone, but we are sure to receive more information on the same in the coming days. Whenever we do, we will keep you posted on the same. What are your thoughts on the upcoming LG K42? Do let us know in the comments section below.
