LG announces new smartphones series K

The new mid-range models from the Korean manufacturer announced the following L-series, and they offer some of the features found on the flagship of the company.

At CES 2016 in Las Vegas, LG has announced a new family of mid-range smartphone that follows the current set L. The first two devices in the new series are LG K10 and LG K7, respectively with 5.3″ and 5″ display. LG focuses on some software features found on the flagship of the company, such as the Advanced Camera app and user experience UX 4.0.

Both devices use a new design glossy pebble characterized by the presence of a front glass 2.5D with beveled edges. Through a finish that simulates the texture of a fabric, the back cover provides a good grip on the go. Here we find the rear camera, 13-megapixel model K10, 5 megapixel on K7.

As regards the front module LG has integrated on both devices a 5 megapixel sensor, along with some software features that facilitate procedures for effecting self-portraits. Among these Gesture and Gesture Shot Interval Shot.

Both allow you to take photographs without touching the screen: opening and closing his hand over the lens you can take a picture (Gesture Shot), while performing the gesture twice taking four photos in succession (Gesture Interval Shot). Both models are equipped with what LG calls ” flash virtual ” that it can illuminate the surrounding environment ” in the dark ” by using the display brightness.

Here are the technical specifications of LG K10 and LG K7

The two smartphones will be released with Android 5.1 Lollipop. LG promises low prices for both devices, but has not yet disclosed information on the subject.