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Best Buy has a great deal on the LG G7 ThinQ, offering the high-end Android flagship for only $167 when you purchase it with a Sprint device payment plan.
Get the LG G7 ThinQ for only $167 at Best Buy
Best Buy has a great deal on the LG G7 ThinQ, offering the high-end Android flagship for only $167 when you purchase it with a Sprint device payment plan.
The powerful LG G7 ThinQ features a 6.1-inch display a (16MP+16MP) dual-camera setup, a secondary 8MP camera for selfies and video calls, up to 128GB of internal storage which can be expanded through microSD, and a Snapdragon 845 processor with up to 6GB of RAM.
While the handset has seen some discounts in the past, it usually retails for around $800 making this the best deal we have seen regardless of the attached carrier plan.
Instead of the $33 per month for two years, customers who purchase the G7 ThinQ at Best Buy will only have to pay $24.95 monthly, out of which $18 will be returned to their accounts in the form of bill credit. This brings the price of this powerhouse down to only $6.95 a month after instant savings and bill credits.
The offer is available to both new activations and eligible upgrades on Sprint. Well qualified customers won't require any down payments either. No specific expiration date has been listed at this time.
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LG has partnered with Google's Project Fi to offer the LG G7 ThinQ for $349. In order to be eligible for the $400 discount, you will have to activate the handset on Google's mobile network.
Customers who do not wish to pay the $349 upfront can make payments of $14.54/mo for 24 months instead.
Save $400 on LG G7 ThinQ when you purchase and activate it on Project Fi
LG has partnered with Google's Project Fi to offer the LG G7 ThinQ for $349. In order to be eligible for the $400 discount, you will have to activate the handset on Google's mobile network.
The G7 ThinQ features a 6.1-inch display a (16MP+16MP) dual-camera setup, a secondary 8MP camera for selfies and video calls, up to 128GB of internal storage which can be expanded through microSD, and a Snapdragon 845 processor with up to 6GB of RAM. The handset usually retails for $749 on Project Fi and is available in either Black or Blue color.
Customers who do not wish to pay the $349 upfront can make payments of $14.54/mo for 24 months instead.
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Get the LG G7 ThinQ for $530 on B&H
The LG G7 ThinQ is being offered for $529.99 at B&H which usually retails for around $749.99. The retailer is including free shipping for your purchase along with a free Avoda clear case protector and tempered glass protector, which would cost you an additional $39.98 usually.
The handset can be purchased in Black or Platinum and is compatible with all major U.S. carriers. This deal will continue on until the end of the day on Saturday, November 24th.
The LG G7 ThinQ features a 6.1-inch display with a 1440 x 3120-pixel resolution, dual (16MP+16MP) rear cameras, an 8MP front camera, 64GB of internal storage which can be expanded through microSD, a 3000mAh battery and a Snapdragon 845 processor with up to 6GB of RAM. The cameras include AI software enhancements for superior photography and you have Android Oreo pre-installed.
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The LG G7 ThinQ offers some great features which include a wide-angle front camera, quad Hi-Fi DAC, a Boombox speaker, and an AI Camera with Super Bright mode to enhance your photos. Best Buy is offering the flagship through Sprint's Flex leasing program at $16.50 per month for 18 months. That's exactly 50% off the regular price of $33 per month.
After the 18 months are up, you can return to Sprint or pay the device off (6 more monthly payments or the remaining price in one full down payment) and own it. That brings the total to $297 while you are paying off the lease, and another $99 to own the phone.
If you are interested in getting the LG G7 ThinQ on this deal, you can grab one by following the link below
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Get the LG G7 ThinQ at 50% off from Best Buy and Sprint
The LG G7 ThinQ offers some great features which include a wide-angle front camera, quad Hi-Fi DAC, a Boombox speaker, and an AI Camera with Super Bright mode to enhance your photos. Best Buy is offering the flagship through Sprint's Flex leasing program at $16.50 per month for 18 months. That's exactly 50% off the regular price of $33 per month.
After the 18 months are up, you can return to Sprint or pay the device off (6 more monthly payments or the remaining price in one full down payment) and own it. That brings the total to $297 while you are paying off the lease, and another $99 to own the phone.
If you are interested in getting the LG G7 ThinQ on this deal, you can grab one by following the link below
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While Google has offered similar promotions in the past, the $300 service credit is the most generous one to date. Buyers have to pre-order the LG G7 ThinQ or LG V35 ThinQ from Project Fi and activate it within 30 days of device shipment. Afterward, they must remain on the service for “30 consecutive days within 60 days of device shipment.”
The credit goes towards the monthly $20 for unlimited talk and text, as well as $10 per GB of data. There is also $80 Bill Protection that is effectively an unlimited plan. Google notes that the credit will appear 45-60 days after activation.
There is a one device per customer limit with the LG G7 costing $749, while the more premium V35 is $899. This brings the price down to $449 and $599, respectively with the discount, which is quite a generous price for a flagship smartphone.
The LG G7 ThinQ features a 6.1 inch display, 64GB of internal storage with microSD expansion, dual 16MP rear cameras, an 8MP front camera with dedicated flash, a 3000mAh battery and a Snapdragon 845 CPU with 4GB of RAM. The LG V35 comes with similar features with a 6-inch pOLED display and a slightly larger 3300mAh battery.
Both devices are expected to begin shipping later this week, and purchasing one today will get the device in your hands within a couple of days. The deal starts today and will go on until July 29th or while supplies last. Those who previously ordered for a $100 service credit received emails this morning that note how they’ll receive an additional $200.
Google offering $300 Project Fi credit with LG G7 and LG V35 activation
Google's MNVO Project Fi has been somewhat restrictive when it comes to offering phones on its network. It has primarily offered Pixel and Nexus devices, while the only other offerings have been mid-range Motorola phones. Today Google is announcing the LG G7 ThinQ and the LG V35 on its network and even giving $300 service credit to anyone picking one of the two devices.
While Google has offered similar promotions in the past, the $300 service credit is the most generous one to date. Buyers have to pre-order the LG G7 ThinQ or LG V35 ThinQ from Project Fi and activate it within 30 days of device shipment. Afterward, they must remain on the service for “30 consecutive days within 60 days of device shipment.”
The credit goes towards the monthly $20 for unlimited talk and text, as well as $10 per GB of data. There is also $80 Bill Protection that is effectively an unlimited plan. Google notes that the credit will appear 45-60 days after activation.
There is a one device per customer limit with the LG G7 costing $749, while the more premium V35 is $899. This brings the price down to $449 and $599, respectively with the discount, which is quite a generous price for a flagship smartphone.
The LG G7 ThinQ features a 6.1 inch display, 64GB of internal storage with microSD expansion, dual 16MP rear cameras, an 8MP front camera with dedicated flash, a 3000mAh battery and a Snapdragon 845 CPU with 4GB of RAM. The LG V35 comes with similar features with a 6-inch pOLED display and a slightly larger 3300mAh battery.
Both devices are expected to begin shipping later this week, and purchasing one today will get the device in your hands within a couple of days. The deal starts today and will go on until July 29th or while supplies last. Those who previously ordered for a $100 service credit received emails this morning that note how they’ll receive an additional $200.
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Verizon is already offering $100 off on the G7 ThinQ, which means purchasing the Android handset from Best Buy will get customers a total savings of $300 after 24 months on Verizon. This would mean your LG G7 ThinQ would only cost you $450 instead of $750.
Best Buy hasnt specified exactly when this deal is set to end, but it isnt likely going to last very long. If you are in the market for a new Android flagship, you may want to consider the LG G7 ThinQ for Verizon through Best Buy
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Get the LG G7 ThinQ for $450 at Best Buy (Verizon and Sprint models)
The LG G7 ThinQ officially went on sale in the US starting June 1. While the new flagship smartphone isnt sold unlocked yet, you can get it on almost all the major carriers in the US. For those who want the new smartphone on Verizon or Sprint, Best Buy has a nice deal in hand for you.
The retailer is giving customers $200 off the LG G7 ThinQ, as long as they are willing to get the device on an installment billing plan (with savings being reflected in reduced monthly payments over 24 months).
The LG G7 ThinkQ is an Android smartphone which features a 6.1 inch display a (16MP+16MP) dual-camera setup, a secondary 8MP camera for selfies and video calls, up to 128GB of internal storage which can be expanded through microSD, and a Snapdragon 845 processor with up to 6GB of RAM.
Verizon is already offering $100 off on the G7 ThinQ, which means purchasing the Android handset from Best Buy will get customers a total savings of $300 after 24 months on Verizon. This would mean your LG G7 ThinQ would only cost you $450 instead of $750.
Best Buy hasnt specified exactly when this deal is set to end, but it isnt likely going to last very long. If you are in the market for a new Android flagship, you may want to consider the LG G7 ThinQ for Verizon through Best Buy
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The LG G7 ThinQ is now available for pre-oder in the US through Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint. The handset is set to be released on June 1. What's interesting about the LG G7 ThinQ is that unlike other manufacturers who offer 1-year warranties, LG offers a 2-year warranty for their flagship in the U.S.
LG calls this their "Second Year Promise", and was announced last year along with their LG G6. This allows customers in the US to extend their warranty from 1 year to 2 years as long as you have purchased your LG device from a mobile carrier or authorized retailer in the US. You will be required to register your smartphone on LG's official website within 90 days of its purchase in order to be eligible. Besides the LG G7 and G6, this warranty is also extended to devices like the LG G6+, V30, V30+ and V30S ThinQ.
Verizon has had the G7 ThinQ for pre-orders since May 24 for $31.25 a month for 24 months (0% APR; $750 retail). The company is offering a $100 discount on the handset when customers buy it on device payment plans. This discount will be applies as a monthly bill credit and is stackable with the carrier's current trade-in offers.
T-Mobile kicked off the pre-orders for the G7 Thinq on Friday, May 25th at 8AM EDT. With T-Mobile's BOGO deal, customers will be able to purchase a second LG G7 ThinQ using the EIP, and will receive 24 monthly bill credits to cover the cost. As usual, there might be a two-month period where you will have to lay out the monthly payments for both units until the bill credits kick in. The device will cost $30 down and with $30 a month for 24 months.
T-Mobile customers will have the added benefit of the 600MHZ low-frequency spectrum used by the G7 ThinQ, which travels farther and penetrate buildings better.
Check out the following video from T-Mobile showing its content creator Des, traveling through the streets of San Francisco on an electric skate board made by Boosted. He the goes on to unbox the LG G7 ThinQ.
Sprint While the G7 ThinQ will retail at $750 on Verizon and T-Mobile, Sprint customers will have to pay $792 ($42 more) on their network. This will require you to pay $33 a month for 18 months, and then you choose whether you want to return the phone or pay for six more months and own it.
You can also take advantage of the buy-on-get-one (BOGO) free through Sprint, but you will be required to sign up for a second line, so be sure to read the fine print.
You can learn more about the LG G7 Thinq here, and read about LG's Second Year Promise warranty extension, by following the source link below.
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LG G7 ThinQ in the US includes free extended warranty
The LG G7 ThinQ is now available for pre-oder in the US through Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint. The handset is set to be released on June 1. What's interesting about the LG G7 ThinQ is that unlike other manufacturers who offer 1-year warranties, LG offers a 2-year warranty for their flagship in the U.S.
LG calls this their "Second Year Promise", and was announced last year along with their LG G6. This allows customers in the US to extend their warranty from 1 year to 2 years as long as you have purchased your LG device from a mobile carrier or authorized retailer in the US. You will be required to register your smartphone on LG's official website within 90 days of its purchase in order to be eligible. Besides the LG G7 and G6, this warranty is also extended to devices like the LG G6+, V30, V30+ and V30S ThinQ.
Verizon has had the G7 ThinQ for pre-orders since May 24 for $31.25 a month for 24 months (0% APR; $750 retail). The company is offering a $100 discount on the handset when customers buy it on device payment plans. This discount will be applies as a monthly bill credit and is stackable with the carrier's current trade-in offers.
T-Mobile kicked off the pre-orders for the G7 Thinq on Friday, May 25th at 8AM EDT. With T-Mobile's BOGO deal, customers will be able to purchase a second LG G7 ThinQ using the EIP, and will receive 24 monthly bill credits to cover the cost. As usual, there might be a two-month period where you will have to lay out the monthly payments for both units until the bill credits kick in. The device will cost $30 down and with $30 a month for 24 months.
T-Mobile customers will have the added benefit of the 600MHZ low-frequency spectrum used by the G7 ThinQ, which travels farther and penetrate buildings better.
Check out the following video from T-Mobile showing its content creator Des, traveling through the streets of San Francisco on an electric skate board made by Boosted. He the goes on to unbox the LG G7 ThinQ.
Sprint While the G7 ThinQ will retail at $750 on Verizon and T-Mobile, Sprint customers will have to pay $792 ($42 more) on their network. This will require you to pay $33 a month for 18 months, and then you choose whether you want to return the phone or pay for six more months and own it.
You can also take advantage of the buy-on-get-one (BOGO) free through Sprint, but you will be required to sign up for a second line, so be sure to read the fine print.
You can learn more about the LG G7 Thinq here, and read about LG's Second Year Promise warranty extension, by following the source link below.
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