LG V30 price, release date, and carrier deals (Updated)

In case you missed it, the LG V30 is finally official. With its 18:9 FullVision display, Snapdragon 835 processor, and dual camera setup, LG’s new flagship is one heck of a flagship smartphone. But you’re not here for the specs, you want to learn more about where to buy the LG V30. Look no further! In this post, we’ll walk you through the LG V30 price, release date, and any carrier deals we can find.

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The LG V30 release date is Thursday, September 21 in South Korea, followed by North America, Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Unfortunately LG hasn’t given us release date details for any other region yet.

The LG V30 price has not been announced yet, though we likely won’t have to wait much longer. Since the V30 release date is only three weeks away (at least in Korea), it shouldn’t be long before carriers begin announcing pricing and availability details.

Rumor has it that the V30 will go for the starting price of 800,000 KRW in South Korea, the equivalent of around $699 for the version touting 64 GB of internal space.

Not every market will get the LG V30 Plus. In its announcement, LG noted that the V30 Plus with 128 GB of storage will be available in “limited markets”, and the good news for US consumers is that Sprint has already confirmed that it would carry the V30 Plus stateside.

The 64 GB V30 comes in four color options: Aurora Black, Cloud Silver, Moroccan Blue, and Lavender Violet. There’s no word yet as to which color options will be available with the V30 Plus.

B&O Play earphones will be packaged with the V30, but only in some markets. LG says these earphones feature digital filters that adjust the pre- and post-ringing of the impulse response of music with three different user-selectable features. There are also four presets that mix and match sound frequencies and decibel scales to help produce high-quality audio.

LG V30 carrier and retailer deals:

Unlocked: (stay tuned)

Verizon: (stay tuned)

AT&T: AT&T has announced plans to carry the LG V30 this fall, though no pricing or availability details were given.

See it at AT&T

T-Mobile: (stay tuned)

Sprint: Sprint has announced that it would carry the LG V30 Plus in the US, bringing the 128 GB version of LG’s just-announced flagship to North America. Pricing and release date are not available yet, unfortunately.

US Cellular: (stay tuned)

Developing! – Stay tuned in the hours, days, and weeks to come as we’ll expand this post with carrier specific and region-specific LG V30 pricing and release date information as it hits.



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