A few months ago, LG filed several new trademark applications, including LG Q92 and LG Q62. In addition, the LG Q92 also appeared on the Google Play Console yesterday. Recent reports also indicate that both phones are currently in the testing phase.
Today, the LG Q62 and LG Q92 appeared on the Bluetooth SIG website. The certification information includes three models: LG-Q0602, LM-Q920, and LM-K920. According to the model numbers, the last two seem to belong to the same device. All models support Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity.
The Bluetooth certification information has revealed little more than a few details. According to previous reports, the LG Q92 will feature a punch-holed display with a resolution of 2400 x 1080 and a pixel density of 420 DPI. The display technology is still unknown. The phone will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 765, which also has the Adreno 625 GPU. The phone is expected to offer 64GB and 128GB storage options with 6GB of RAM.
The LG Q62 was a mid-range phone. That’s why the phone would be powered by a mid-range chipset (such as the Helio G80), come with a smaller storage capacity, and feature a lower-end display.
The company has not announced either phone yet, but these certifications suggest that they may be launched soon.