We've seen an awful lot of the LG G Flex ahead of today's official release, almost as much we're seeing of another anticipated phone. With today's announcement, we can now confirm that the LG G Flex takes the LG G2's recipe and gives it a twist.
The curved 720p, 6-inch display may not be the highest density screen around, but LG touts its IMAX-like, cinematic experience. LG is also talking up the phone's ergonomics and a new self-healing coating on the rear cover that smooths over everyday nicks and scratches. Internally, the phone uses the LG G2's silicon without much alteration: 2.3GHz Snapdragon 800, 2GB RAM, 13/2.1MP rear/front cameras, and buttons on the back. Thanks to the added size and the team at LG Chem, however, the G Flex has an extra 500 mAh, clocking in at 3500 mAh. If you're thinking this will look nice around the holidays, hold your horses. Officially, the G Flex will be available in South Korea in November, with its arrival in other markets still pending.
