We have a good idea of what kinds of features Google’s upcoming Nexus smartphones will have, but what the two will look like is still a bit of a mystery. However, a well-known leaker that goes by the name of @OnLeaks has leaked some renders of the Nexus that LG is working on. While they aren’t actual pictures, the renders were created using detailed factory schematics that LG provided to accessory makers, so they should be pretty accurate. 

The other day, @OnLeaks lived up to his name and dished out several details about the upcoming Nexus handsets from LG and Huawei. Today, @OnLeaks has help to bring us a selection of renders, showing us what the next LG Nexus smartphone should look like. The renders are based on factory schematic information provided to third party accessory-makers, so the dimensions are quite likely to be accurate, although the final look could well vary a bit, especially when it comes to build materials. On the back, we can see the fingerprint scanner that has been rumored numerous times in the past. LG’s signature rear volume controls seem to have given way in order to include the scanner, which sits just underneath the protruding camera module. The camera comes with an LED flash and also what appears to be a laser auto focus module. We can also spot the reversible USB Type-C socket at the bottom of the smartphone.