If the above leaked schematics for the LG G5 are legitimate, then it appears that LG "went back to the drawing board," this time. As you can see from the design blueprints, this device differs significantly from the previous generation LG G4. The other notable thing about these leaked schematics is that the design seems to match up with the previously leaked LG G5 bottom sliding battery aesthetics.
From the further intel included, we also know that the LG G5 should have the following dimensions 149.4 x 73.9 x 8.2mm. This means it will be slightly longer, slightly narrower, and slightly thinner (in some spots) than the LG G4 (148.9 x 76.1 x 6.3-9.8mm). Because of this design choice, it also means the volume keys have been moved to the side of the device, like most smartphones.
Despite this change, the power button still shows up on the rear, directly underneath the camera. It will likely still include the fingerprint scanner in the same spot as well. Luckily, it won't be too long before we find out the veracity of these leaks, because LG plans their big reveal for February 21st, right before Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
Source: Android Authority
