Initially sold for around $800, the unlocked LG V30 is now priced at $675 (though this might be a limited time offer)…
Last month, LG officially released unlocked variants of its
V30 and V30+ smartphones in the US,
selling them for around $800 and around $900, respectively. Now, the unlocked LG V30
can be bought for just $674.99 if you’re getting it from B&H – that’s at
least $125 off the phone’s original price.
B&H does not say if this is a limited time offer, so we
don’t know if you should hurry up and order the unlocked LG V30. In any case,
if you think you need this high-end smartphone right away, you can buy it via the source
link below.
The unlocked LG V30 works on pretty much all relevant US mobile carriers,
including Verizon Wireless, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint. The handset is
available in just one color version: silver.
While it’s still running Android 7 Nougat, the LG V30 is
about to be updated to Android 8 Oreo. The phone’s Korean variant received its
Oreo update at the end of December, so the US model will likely be updated in
the coming months.
