LG K10

LG K10 Description:

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The glass is very thin. Both phones cracked....sucks!
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To the unfamiliar, a typical LG smartphone these days usually looks like this: it has slightly curved top and bottom edges that have sharp corners, a clear display that stops right at its bezels and an overall rigid, clean-cut aesthetic. And of course, its control buttons are located on the back.

Though both phones still have their power and volume keys on the rear, they take on a more organic look. The corners are softly rounded, and their displays curve downward into their edges, which LG calls "2.5D Arc Glass." The latter effect is nothing new, and we've seen it as early as 2012 with the Google Nexus 4 (which LG manufactured) and more recently with the Onyx version of the OnePlus X last December. But it is one of the first instances that the feature has been so prominent on an LG-branded smartphone.

But at CES 2016, LG introduced a new design approach with its latest pair of handsets, the K10 and K7, which sport a different look compared with that of LG's string of devices debuted in the past year, like the high-end V10 and G4 flagship.

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