LG G5 came into the market on the last day of March, and many of the real engine oil can't wait to be tested or even disassembled. Jerry, who has always been known for "abusing aircraft", found that the G5 fuselage seemed to use a plastic metal mixture instead of an all metal fuselage during disassembly. LG officials quickly responded to this problem, which is as follows:

What you're seeing there is primer, not a plastic cover. As you know, primer is used to get paint to bond to aluminum, which is what we used for the G5's body. The aluminum alloy we sourced is known as LM201b (patent pending) and was developed at the Korea Institute of Industrial Technology for use in automobiles and aircraft. LM201b, unlike the aluminum used in other smartphones, is diecast unibody which makes it very sturdy while still maintaining lightweight properties. We figured out a way to integrate the antenna bands into the aluminum seamlessly so you can't feel the lines and covered the LM201b with primer and paint using a process called microdizing which means that tiny particles of metal are infused in the coatin g and bonded to the aluminum. I think it's incorrect to say that a product isn't all metal if paint is involved. That's like saying cars and airplanes aren't metal because they're also painted. For the record, even metal that's anodized will scratch off. Our process may be different but it achieved what we were aiming for, which is a smooth, seamless metal finish that's durable and lightweight. We weren't interested in doing what has already been done. When did this become a bad thing?

Translated, what is similar to plastic on the G5 body is actually the primer, because it has a strong adsorption capacity for metal, which is why it is used on the G5 body. The metal aluminum used in G5 is LM201b, which is under patent application. It is developed by the Korea Industrial Research Institute and used in the manufacturing of cars and aircraft. The die-casting body is very solid and lightweight. LG found a way to seamlessly integrate the antenna into the aluminum fuselage. If the G5 can't be counted as a metal fuselage, then the painted cars and aircraft can't be counted as metal. Is it a bad thing that we have achieved a smooth and seamless metal body on the G5, and ensured that it is sturdy, durable and lightweight?

You can buy G5 engine oil with confidence. The fuselage is processed in cars and planes, rather than ordinary sandblasting. (laughing)

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