Two new photos of the LG G3 have surfaced on Korean site Seeko. The images, if they are credible, give us the first real look at LG's effort to surpass their impressive effort with the G2. The leaked pics don't show us much that we haven't already seen before or surmised ourselves, but it's exciting to see the G3 in a final form regardless. All things considered, it looks a lot like the G2, but that's certainly not a bad thing.
For starters, the bezels look equally as tiny as those found on the G2, and the phone does look pretty big, adding credibility to the 5.5-inch display rumor, although it's impossible to tell just how big the device in the picture are. On the bottom there's a headphone port, mic and micro USB charging port, and on the back is the reworked rear-key setup for volume, power and shooting pics, with dual LEDs on one side and another mystery sensor on the other. The speaker sits off to the side on the back of the device.
The white plastic chassis seems to throw off the suggestion of a new build material picked up by some from the brushed aluminum look of the launch invitation, set to occur globally on May 27th. We'll be in London to catch the main event, so stay tuned for all the confirmations and increased leaks in the weeks to come. Speaking of leaks, these new pics seem to share quite a few identifiable trinkets on the leaker's desk, so I hope they're not thinking they'll stay anonymous for long.
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