Meet LG's newest smartphones, as part of its all-new K Series.
At the Consumer Electronics Show 2016 Unveiled event Monday afternoon at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, the corporation debuted its brand-new smartphones — the K10 and K7.
Tech Times got its hands on LG's mass-tier smartphone, the K7, and it doesn't disappoint. Each of the K Series devices will be the first to offer LG's glossy-pebble design with 2.5D Arc Glass in what the company promises will be a premium feel and affordably priced in the first quarter — although it hasn't named that price nor a release date just yet. The 2.5D glass refers to the slight curve at the edge of the glass, the contoured edge.
What stands out about the K7 and K10 is its back grip with convenient power button and volume (up and down) controls on the backside of each phone. The K7 and K10 each tout a 13-megapixel rear camera and 8-megapixel front-facing camera. The K7 boasts a 5-inch screen, while the K10 touts a slightly-larger 5.3-inch screen.
LG's K Series also features the company's popular Gesture Shot and Gesture Interval Shot, making taking selfies even simpler than before by only raising an open hand in front of the lens, before turning it into a clenched fist for the snapshot.
If this is the way LG is starting out its CES unveiling, its projections for the rest of the week-long show should be bright.
The K Series smartphones' boldness is sure to jump out at you.
