LG’s 'premium' G4 Pro phablet to come with 5.8" QHD display and dual camera setup

Back in the spring, LG Electronics' head of Mobile Communications revealed during a quarterly results presentation that LG will be releasing a "super-premium" handset in the second half of the year, dubbed tentatively G4 Pro. There hasn't been much info exactly what would that word entail, and LG later went back on the "premium" wording, saying that its chief never uttered those words, but there will indeed be a "hero" device from LG in the fall, and, if Korean media is to be believed, it will be still quite intriguing, "premium" build or not.

The LG director most recently mentioned that this will be a high-end handset, slated for Q4 release. Today's Korean publications are finally tipping the eventual specs, which include a 5.8" IPS-LCD display, 4 GB of DDR4 RAM, and... surprise, surprise... a dual camera setup, claiming that the shooter will be its main differentiating point, when compared to the Note5 and other premium phablets it will be up against. As for the chipset, the rumored Snapdragon 820 is unlikely, says the source, which would probably leave us with Snapdragon 810 still - hopefully the thermal management and throttling issues that were shown with the LG G Flex 2 will have been overcome by then.