LG Android One device in the works, could be exclusive to T-Mobile

LG has pumped out a number of devices already this year. The company’s Q7 devices finally went on sale last week, and while we may not be fans of the price tags they ship with, they’re still completely capable devices. The company will not end things there, however, as new word has surfaced pointing towards the existence of yet another LG midranger.

According to the source report, details of the device surfaced in the kernel sources of the new LG Stylo 4. All details indicate that this upcoming device will be an Android One offering, and may be exclusive to T-Mobile. If confirmed, this device will be LG’s first Android One phone. There’s also a high chance it’s a rebranded device based on the newly launched Q7.

The device is expected to feature a 5.5-inch FHD+ display, a Snapdragon 450, 3 GB of RAM, a 3000 mAh battery, USB Type-C, and NFC support. There’s also a chance that, like the Q7, it comes with an IP68 rating. More Android One devices are always nice, in any case, although LG’s track record with updates is nothing short of horrendous. Hopefully, this device doesn’t come with a price tag as unreasonable as the Q7 phones'.