A series of official looking LG G4 pictures and press renders have leaked the phone’s new leather-backed design.
With the LG G3 follow-on set to enter the realms of reality at a dedicated launch event on April 28, a series of images have popped up via an unannounced product site.
The micro site, which was spotted by serial tech tipster Evan Blass, has since been taken down, but not before a flurry of G4 images leaked out.
According to the teased images, the LG G4 will adopt a slightly curved form and a new leather rear, with a sizeable stitched seam running down the centre of the phone’s back.
With a tan leather finish seemingly set to be the phone’s default offering, additional leaks have suggested black, red, blue, grey and yellow leather options will also be available.
For those not keen on the cowhide cover, a selection of plastic clad models have also been spotted.
Aesthetics aside, the latest leaks have offered little additional insight into exactly what features the G4 will host.
In the past week LG has confirmed a host of features set to appear on the G4, ranging from a new 5.5-inch 2560 x 1440 pixel QHD display to the f/1.8 wide aperture 16-megapixel primary camera.
Further components confirmed to make an appearance aboard the Samsung Galaxy S6 rival include an 8-megapixel selfie snapper and a 3,000mAh battery.
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According to the latest leak, the LG G4 will be offered with a range of accessories, ranging from a quick view case to a wireless charging dock.
Stay tuned to TrustedReviews for all the latest on the upcoming G4 unveiling.
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