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The phone has a triple camera at the back.
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LG unveiled his LG V40 ThinQ October 3, and you can order it right away.
The phone is available through a handful of carriers and retail establishments. Here are some places where you can pre-order and how much will it cost:
- AT & T ($ 950 or $ 31.67 / month for 30 months)
- Sprint (lease of $ 960 or $ 20 / month for 18 months)
- T-Mobile ($ 920 or $ 200 and $ 30 / month for 24 months)
- Verizon ($ 980 or $ 32.49 / month for 24 months)
- US Cellular ($ 900 or $ 25 / month for 30 months)
- Best buy ($ 950 or $ 39.60 / month for 24 months)
- B & H Photo ($ 950)
The pre-ordered phones will be shipped to customers from October 16th (with AT & T) and will continue all week.
Some of these companies have promotions when you pre-order the phone, so it's worth checking out some options before you buy. At the moment, you can get a DJI Gimbal and a 256GB microSD card if you pre-order via most of the sites above. There are also carrier-specific promotions, such as buying, buying a free AT & T, or a $ 200 discount from Verizon (both apply).
But even with a promotion, the LG V40 ThinQ remains an expensive phone. LG's V ThinQ series includes some of the brand's most upscale handsets and the V40 is no different. The phone comes with five cameras in total (two at the front and three at the back) and a 6.4-inch screen.
If you want to see how the LG V40 ThinQ compares to other recently launched widescreen phones, you can Discover the CNET speculations here.
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