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with the dust settling around LG's announcement of their modular g5 we take a look at the mid-range offerings at LG brought to MWC 2016 it's Joshua car from Android authority what's going on everybody and here we are with the LG X cam and the X screen we'll start off with the phone that actually has some similarities to the LG g5 the X cam which features dual cameras on the rear and it says it will deliver the most advanced camera experience in a mast earphone or mid-range phone in this case and the X Kampfer STUV all comes with a 5.2 inch full HD display a 1.1 4 gigahertz octa-core processor a front-facing 8 megapixel camera which is nice and 2 gigabytes of RAM with 16 gigabytes of internal memory and a microSD card slot the battery is 25 20 milliamp hours which is nice for a phone of this size and it should pretty much go for about a decent about day or a day and a half but we'll take a look at the back and you see the two cameras there which is similar to the LG g5 construction and it looks like LG is really pushing this forward you have a 13 megapixel regular shooting camera and then you per wide-angle five megapixel camera on it as well when heading into the camera app however we don't see any manual controls and a number of the modes that come in the LG g5 don't make it onto the X cam the main crux of the camera app is the fact that you have the ability to zoom in and out and be able to use the wide-angle lens and it does change pretty seamlessly between the two just like it does in the g5 which is nice but now we can move over to the X screen which takes a number of its features from the LG v10 and puts it in a mid-range and more affordable offering now what we have in the specs is a 4.9 3 inch HD main display with a 1.7 6 inch LCD secondary screen up top there's a 1.2 gigahertz quad-core processor underneath and the pictures come from a 13 megapixel camera on the rear and 8 megapixels on the front there's 16 gigabytes of internal storage with 2 gigabytes of RAM and a 2300 million power battery that screen up top does help with glancing at certain notifications and also with providing shortcuts to applications that are of course user-defined and it could be activated when the phone is in standby n it can also stay on when the screen is on allowing you pretty easy access to a number of areas but also even just a small area for personal customization so these are two of the other devices that were announced at MWC 2016 alongside the LG g5 you can have the dual camera setup of the X cam or you can get the LG v10 second screen available on the X screen with fairly affordable price points you can pretty much take your pic and enjoy some of the best features that LG has been able to put into their flagships over the last couple of years for more about LG's line of smartphones make sure you keep it tuned to Android authority comm and our youtube channel because we are your source for all things NW c 2016