LG is announcing two new K-series smartphones in
Brazil - the K11+ and K11α. They share the same main specs and body, but differ
in memory and cameras. They're rebranded variants of the LG K10 (2018), which
has been going around different markets under different names - previously
Italy got them as K11 as well. The main specs are a 5.3-inch 720x1280px IPS LCD, a MediaTek MT6750
chipset (with up to 1.5GHz processor clock), a 3,000mAh battery and a
fingerprint scanner.
The LG K11+ offers 3GB of RAM instead of 2GB, 32GB
of built-in memory instead of 16GB and its main camera is a 13MP unit instead
of 8MP. Both devices have 5MP selfie cameras. LG will release the K11+ and K11
Alpha sometime in August. The K11+ will cost BRL 1,199/€ 270 and be offered in
Gold, Black and Blue. The LG K11 Alpha will step down in price to BRL 999/€ 220
and come in Black and Gold.
