Just over a week ago, LG confirmed that it would officially be releasing the LG G Pro 2, the successor to yesteryear’s LG Optimus G Pro which did a decent job of joining Samsung in the phablet space. Since they, we haven’t had too many solid hardware suggestions beyond the fact that it will be bigger and most likely better than the LG flagship device, the LG G2. Well, today, LG itself has dropped some sneak-peek features which include 4K recording and a new image stabilization that LG has dubbed “OIS Plus”.
All of this will apparently be possible with the G Pro 2‘s 13MP rear camera, and will also possess a 2.1MP front camera which allegedly has “improved performance”. One sticking point for millions of smartphone photographers is inherently the issue of image stabilization, so perhaps LG has finally nailed it. Whatever LG has achieved with the G Pro 2’s cameras will be unveiled some time in February, presumably at MWC 2014 where Samsung has just revealed it will unveil its new flagship, the Samsung Galaxy S5. That’s definitely a tough crowd to compete with, but let’s hope that LG has something to surprise us with.
Is anyone considering getting a LG G Pro 2? Did anyone here have a LG Optimus G Pro and enjoy it? Let us know in the comments below.
Source: LG Social via Phone Arena
