LG took the wraps off the V20, its latest Android flagship, at an event in San Francisco this evening. The phone, a successor to last year's V10, is the first to ship with Google's latest Android 7.0 Nougat. Like it's predecessor. the V20 contains a dual-camera system and a second display located at the top of the phone. Both have been upgraded in this year's model; the cameras are more capable and the second display is now brighter with bigger font. More importantly, the V20 not only retains the headphone jack some phone makers are trying to phase out, but it also packs in some audiophile-grade features for music lovers who like lossless file formats and expensive headphones.

Preview: LG's V20 is an Android phone built for audiophiles and power users

The V20 will also shine a spotlight on Google's new In Apps search. The feature, announced last week, will let you search for contacts, photos, and videos across both Google apps like YouTube and self-installed third-party apps like Spotify. LG's new phone will be the first Android handset to ship with a shortcut to the feature on its home screen. (It's also widely available to anyone with the latest version of the Google app for Android.) LG says it will use the second screen on the V20 to put another shortcut button to the In Apps feature.

As far as specs go, the V20 has all the modern-day essentials: a 5.7-inch display, 4GB of RAM, and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor. It also has a removable 3200mAh battery. The device will be available from retailers like Best Buy and B&H in the third quarter, as well as from AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, and Sprint. LG is leaving pricing up to the major carriers, so we won't know the full details for a couple of weeks.