LG G6 Specs, Release Date: Surpasses Google Pixel, Samsung Galaxy S8; Features Alexa or Google Assistant; Coming in February [VIDEO]

Top-tier specs, powerful features in an affordable price are the things that are likely to expect from LG G6, the South Korean tech firm's contender to beat Google Pixel phones and Samsung Galaxy S7. The device is rumored to feature the popular Artificial Intelligence Alexa and Google Assistant, how could that possible? See full details here!

LG G6 Rumored Features and Specs

LG G6 is said to be the best phone to beat Samsung Galaxy S8 (as it delays it launching date due to Note 7 investigation) and Google Pixel phones which are considered as the best Android smartphones of 2016. According to CNET, the South Korean tech firm has called the non-modular device the "ideal smartphone" in a YouTube video and is poising to bury its 2017 flagship rivals.

When it comes to specs, LG G6 is highly anticipated to be powered by Qualcomm's high-end mobile processor the Snapdragon 835 processor coupled with 6GB of RAM and a choice of internal storage from 32GB, 64GB and 128GB. The phone is said to sport a 5.7-inch display (or smaller for a pocket-sized) with an 18x9 aspect ratio.

In addition, LG G6 is said to be the first LG smartphone that is waterproof since the company sees the feature as useless. But since Samsung, Apple and Sony have scored the rivals through this one-of-a-kind feature, LG seems to change its mind.

Furthermore, LG G6 has two of the most notable features. First, built-in Digital Assistant where LG chooses between Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant; second, the removable battery that is usually present in every LG G-series modular or not and is usually the most likeable feature above all.

LG G6 Rumored Release Date and Price

Just recently, LG has reportedly sending "Save the Date" to media outlets for February 26 event which gives birth to the conclusion that the company is likely to launch the 2017 flagship smartphone during Mobile World Congress. According to Mashable, the invites has a tagline "See More, Play More" which refers to the new phone as well as the rumored Android 2.0 Wear.