It also canceled the more "normal" LG Velvet 2 Pro, codenamed LG Rainbow, which suddenly popped up out of nowhere to give LG fans a glimpse of what could or should have been.

Among the devices that sold out was the unreleased LG Velvet 2 Pro, known under the codename LG Rainbow. Its acquisition by LG employees cost $170 and, according to rumors, a total of 1,000 units ...

The Velvet 2 Pro looks somewhat similar to the first-generation LG Velvet and had a similar dew-drop camera setup at the minimally designed back panel.

LG is reportedly selling the previously rumored LG V70 as the LG Velvet 2 Pro to its employees in Korea for a discounted price.

LG is reportedly selling its final flagship, the LG Velvet 2 Pro, to its Korean employees. The LG Rollable is also reportedly up for grabs.

According to a tweet by @FrontTron, LG is selling around 3,000 units of the Velvet 2 Pro (LM-V700N) to its employees for the grand sum of roughly $170, although they are apparently prohibited from ...

LG Velvet has few shortcomings in terms of core features and sports a different, polished look, but it also leaves lots of open questions for the future of LG's smartphone business.

LG's latest Velvet smartphone has rolled out in the U.S. as the Korean tech giant adopts a new design language and device naming scheme. The phone comes loaded with stylish hardware and sleek ...

LG Velvet 2 Pro specifications (Rumored) The leaked promo documents show that the LG Velvet 2 Pro would have featured the Snapdragon 888 flagship chipset.

However, an unboxing video of the LG Velvet 2 Pro aka LG Rainbow has been leaked online (via Tron), showing what the smartphone could have been.

LG has exited the phone business, but we got a good look at the canceled LG Velvet 2 Pro. And it turns out most polled readers would buy it.