Spotted for the first time by  Engadget  Android, three future LG terminals have come to light thanks to the Google Play developer console , these are the  LG Q92, LG K42 and LG K22 . Going into details, this trio of terminals is located in the mid-range until reaching the basic range with the LG K22, and without a doubt the most interesting of them is the LG Q92, since it would be the first mid-range device of the company to have 5G. 

LG Q92, possibly LG’s first mid-range smartphone with 5G : The LG Q92, LG K42 and LG K22 are filtered by the Google Play console

If the leaks are correct, then this terminal will consist of a 6.2-inch screen with a resolution of 2,400 x 1080 pixels, being powered by the Snapdragon 765 or Snapdragon 765G chip with at least 6GB of RAM. You can also see a design with a selfie camera   embedded in the LG Q92 screen, where unfortunately the upper frame is almost as thick as the lower one, but let’s hope that the final design is better than the one that the renders let us see.   

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Based on the date on the screen, it is believed that this terminal could see the light of day on September 28 . 

LG K42 

Although it is not at the same level as the LG Q92, the LG K42 is also classified as a mid-range, although much more humble, since apparently it will use a chip that already has its time in the market, the Helio P22 , which will be accompanied by at least 3GB of RAM. 

Also, the LG K42 will use a screen the same size as the LG Q92 (6.2 inches), but with a lower resolution of 1,600 x 720 pixels. The image does not reveal if it will have a  notch  or perforation for the front camera, and due to its range we can rule out a pop-up mechanism, so it is a detail that remains to be discovered. 

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For its part, the launch could be on August 5 , based again on the date that appears in the image. 

LG K22, the younger brother 

The last of the devices to leak is the GL K22, an entry-level mobile with a screen of only 5.2 inches with HD + resolution of 1,520 x 720 pixels and a  notch  in the shape of a drop of water. In addition, it consists of a humble Qualcomm Snapdragon 215 processor along with about 2GB of RAM for multitasking. 

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Unlike its siblings, there is no indication of  when it  could hit the market.