LG just teased its new 5-camera smartphone less than a week before the official announcement

• LG released a video teasing its new LG V40 ThinQ smartphone with a triple-lens camera system.
• The video also teases that the V40 ThinQ has a total of five cameras.
• The video doesn't reveal what the functions of each lens is for.
• LG will host an event on October 3 to fully reveal the LG V40 ThinQ and its features.

LG's Korean YouTube channel released a video on Thursday teasing the LG V40 ThinQ: a smartphone that comes with a total of five cameras, compared to the usual two or three.

Here it is:

The LG V40 ThinQ will have a triple camera system on the rear, but a specific scene in the video suggests there will be a total of five cameras, as shown below:

For the rear cameras, one lens will likely have the usual wide angle lens that most smartphones come with, and another is likely to come with an ultra-wide angle lens that's become a signature feature on LG phones. The video doesn't reveal what feature the third lens will have.

To find out, we'll have to see what LG shows us during its October 3 event.

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