Following the recent announcement of the new LG K42, LG K52, and LG K62, the South Korean OEM is gearing up to launch another smartphone as part of its K Series. The upcoming device was recently spotted in Google Play Console's listing of certified devices, revealing some of its key specifications. The Google Play Console listing suggests that the upcoming device will be called the LG K92 5G, and it will go by the model name LM-K920 and code-name acexlm. The listing further reveals that the device will run on the sm6350 platform, which is the part number for the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 690 5G chipset.

As you can see in the attached image, the LG K92 will feature 6GB of RAM, an FHD+ display, and it'll run Android 10 out of the box. Further, the listing reveals that the device will include an Adreno 619 GPU. While the image in the listing doesn't give us a clear look at the device, renowned leaker Evan Blass has shared a high-resolution render that reveals a bit more about the device.

Unlike the other three devices in the LG K Series mentioned above, the upcoming LG K92 won't include a rectangular camera module on the back. Instead, the device will offer a Pixel 3-like two-tone finish with three of the four cameras embedded within the top class. The fourth, likely primary 64MP, sensor will protrude slightly. Right next to the camera module, the device will have a large quad-flash array, with camera branding underneath.

The render further reveals that the LG K92 will have a centered hole-punch cutout for the selfie camera, a side-mounted fingerprint scanner integrated into the power button, the volume rocker on the left edge, and an extra button underneath the volume rocker. The device also looks to have a 3.5mm headphone jack, but we can't be sure of that at the moment. Additionally, the render reveals that the device will be released on AT&T's prepaid subsidiary Cricket Wireless in the US, and it will feature prominent Cricket branding on the back panel.