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LG Optimus F7 and F5 le@k images At upcoming MWC 2013

At the upcoming Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2013 which is scheduled to be held next week, LG is expected to unveil a range of smartphones under the L, F, V and G series which the company has been teasing lately.

                     

While we have already seen the LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II and the L7 II go official, popular and trustworthy leakster, @Evleaks has today posted the images of the 2 upcoming smartphonefrom the LG Optimus F series namely the LG Optimus F7 and the LG Optimus L5.

The F-Series is being attributed to Freedom – or whatever that mean and currently the details on the specifications of the two smartphones are scarce but going by the images, it seems that the smartphones will arrive with a 4 and 4.3-inch display and carry a front-facingcamera.

For now, this is all we have about the LG Optimus F7 and the Optimus F5 but more details are expected to flow in as we near the launch. Until then, catch the teaser from LG below.

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