Get a Sprint LG G4 at $200 off when you trade in your current smartphone

posted by Mihai A. / Nov 11, 2015, 2:28 PM

Get a Sprint LG G4 at $200 off when you trade in your current smartphone

Sprint has just announced the debut of a new trade-in program that allows subscribers to get a $200 guaranteed buyback when they trade in their current smartphone for an LG G4.

Sprint says that the traded-in smartphone must be in working order and in good condition, but doesn't mention anything about the age or the model of the handset. Essentially, you could be trading in a working Galaxy S3 in good condition and still get $200 in credit towards the purchase of an LG G4.

Unfortunately, Sprint's new trade-in promotion is only available to those on the Sprint Lease or Easy Pay plans, which means that you won't get the discount if you'll purchase Sprint's LG G4 off-contract. Furthermore, EWD and SWAC accounts are also excluded from Sprint's trade-in offer. If this seems like a good deal to you, head over to the source link below and enter 200LG as the promo code on the form to get started.

The LG G4 is one of the most interesting Android smartphones of the year, and this despite the fact that the phone is not the premium offering many LG fans have been waiting for. The specs include a 5.5-inch IPS display with a resolution of 1440 by 2560 pixels, a hexa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 chipset, 3GB of RAM, 32GB of expandable internal storage, as well as a 3000mAh battery.

In the camera department, the LG G4's forte point, the phone is equipped with a 16MP primary camera with OIS and an 8MP secondary shooter. At the moment, the LG G4 runs Android 5.1 Lollipop, but an update to Android 6.0 Marshmallow should arrive shortly. For much more details about the phone, make sure to read our full LG G4 review.

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If this seems like a good deal to you, make sure to hurry and take advantage of the promotion. The offer is available starting today, and will last until November 25th.

source: Sprint via Android Authority

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22 Comments

1. jeroome86

Posts: 2314; Member since: Apr 12, 2012

Step it up next year LG. Last 2 years been a bust. Don't follow HTC.

posted on Nov 11, 2015, 3:00 PM 1

3. zeeBomb

Posts: 2318; Member since: Aug 14, 2014

A bust in what way? Performance? Kind of, but it was a wise decision for LG to use the 808 over the oven 810 that time. If only LG planned to release the phone later, the Snapdragon 810 v2.1 would have been their second route. Too bad that was announced somewhere in June though.

posted on Nov 11, 2015, 3:07 PM 1

17. Canaan

Posts: 351; Member since: May 25, 2014

HTC claims their phone which came out a month or two before the G4 already came with v2.1. Sony and Microsoft had to use heat pipes to prevent overheating on their latest flagships.

posted on Nov 11, 2015, 7:27 PM 0

5. Cheezwiz

Posts: 496; Member since: Dec 29, 2014

dips**t post of the day man. The G4 had a top-2 camera for the year. This was a completely solid handset with the flexibility of SD expansion and battery replacement. Not to mention a screen/body ratio that (like most phones) makes the iPhone blush. Even better, the unlocked price has been a very affordable $425 for over a month now.

posted on Nov 11, 2015, 3:31 PM 1

8. zeeBomb

EXACTLY. Truly the worst post of the day, or at least the joke post.

posted on Nov 11, 2015, 4:05 PM 0

9. QWERTYphone

Posts: 654; Member since: Sep 22, 2014

No fingerprint scanner = FAIL I wouldn't even buy the G4, and I'd only pay $499 for a brand new V10 with no contract.

posted on Nov 11, 2015, 5:03 PM 1

10. TheWeasel

Posts: 403; Member since: Dec 26, 2014

Will anything satisfy you, mate? I believe the V10 has most if not all the things that you constantly post that other phones not having constitute as a failure. And you still put it down? Even the G4 has most of what the V10 has minus a few things, such as fingerprint sensor, and you still write it off so easily? What will do it for you? Is there anything out that can do it for you? If not, then just quit posting because you will be satisfied with what's out, man. Don't waste your time, for your own sake.

posted on Nov 11, 2015, 5:18 PM 2

14. QWERTYphone

I think the LG V10 is the best phone of 2015. But, the V10's processor, RAM, and manufacturer make it a $499 phone. That's not being negative. That's being an educated consumer. Sorry if the facts bother you. Give us a LG G5 with a 820, 4G of RAM, Fingerprint scanner, AMOLED, a G3 size, aluminum body, and removable microSD and battery, in ONE model that can work on ALL US carriers, and THAT will be the best phone of 2016.

posted on Nov 11, 2015, 5:37 PM 1

15. TheWeasel

The RAM is competitive, it has 4GB of it, more than many high-end phones out now. The processor is still a high end one that is still very relevant and competent. The 810 was likely ignored in order to avoid the overheating issues that it is usually associated with. I have gladly accepted this trade-off and see no discernible difference in day to day performance. I don't see why the phone's manufacturer lowers its value. If the manufacturer made an excellent product, then it is still excellent. Granted, LG does not have quite the same reputation as say, Samsung. However, they still are one of the top and more reputable Android manufacturers. If you really want it, you can wait a few months, and the price will surely lower to such point. I think it's well worth the $600 they asked me for it. I agree with your vision of the G5, except for the aluminum body. It has more drawbacks than actual benefits. V10's construction is top notch and I hope they continue with smart design over aesthetically elegant design.