The LG G4 has been leaked in full reportedly by LG Electronics due to a human error on a new microsite promoting the new flagship smartphone.

Spotted earlier today, the microsite showed all of the specs and available colors for the LG G4. The site has been taken offline, but is appears some of the information posted was either placeholder material from the LG G3, or potentially fake.

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We expect the former due to how well the site was put together and it being pulled off the internet a few hours later. The LG G4 will be officially unveiled on April 28 in New York and London events -- this is our best look until that date.

Design wise, the LG G4 will feature a whole new range of back options. There are three plastic options with a textured back, coming in white, dark grey and a sort-of obscure gold that has more similarities with a color like cream.

LG has also added six leather backs, including a black, orange, red, baby blue, cream and bright yellow. These backs have stitching up the side, although we'll have to see if this is faux leather or real leather, our money is on the former.

The LG G4 will feature a 5.5-inch QHD (2560 x 1440) display alongside some beefy internals, including a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor and a split between 2 GB RAM/16 GB of storage or 3 GB RAM/32 GB of storage.

The rest of the specs are up for debate, with the site (now offline) claiming the LG G4 will feature a 13 MP camera and Android KitKat. LG has already hinted at a 16 MP camera with f/1.8 aperture and the LG UX 4.0 is built on top of Android Lollipop.

Those could have been placeholders, but it seems odd to have the specifications for the processor, RAM and storage correct, but still have false specs for the camera and operating system.

We will see more on April 28 when LG officially releases the LG G4. We expect it will feature more than 32 GB of internal storage with a 64 GB and 128 GB option for customers.

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