After AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon announced their LG V20 availability in the last couple of days, today Sprint and US Cellular have finally started taking pre-orders in USA. Both carriers are now promising 28 October release date.
The LG V20 is Sprint's first smartphone to rock the latest Android 7.0 Nougat out of the box.
Sprint is offering the LG V20 at $33.0 per month for 24 months, with $0 down for qualified customers, which works out to a $792 total price, or for $349.99 with a two-year contract and after a mail-in rebate. To further sweeten the deal, interested customers who trade in an eligible smartphone can get a $200 credit (applied within two invoices) that they can use toward the purchase of the LG V20.
Lastly, for even more bang for the buck, customers who sign a two-year service agreement with Sprint by Nov. 10 will also get a free 10-inch tablet, the HP Slate.
US Cellular is taking pre-orders for the LG V20 for $699.99 without a contract. There are also installment plans that go for $32.40 a month for 20 months, $27 a month for 24 months and $21.60 a month for 30 months. US Cellular is also offering a $100 promotional card with the pre-order. U.S. Cellular is also offering free Bang & Olufsen H3 headphones with any LG V20 purchase made by Nov. 16, and those who purchase the smartphone can also get a $100 gift card from the carrier when trading in a smartphone.
The LG V20 is now available across Verizon outlets for only $672, cheaper than both AT&T and T-Mobile's offer of $830 and $769.99. Verizon is also throwing in a lot of LG V20-exclusive offers such as waived activation fee, trade-in programs and a new LG Stylo 2 V for a 24 monthly payment of only $1.
