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Is the LG G6+ coming to AT&T and other US carriers next year?
The LG G6 is already available in the United States and customers can buy one from all major carriers, but the slightly improved version, the LG G6+ isn't officially available for purchase in the country.

Of course, you could go ahead and buy the international version on Amazon, but that will not come with a warranty and it's not even working with all US carriers, as you'll only be able to use it on AT&T and T-Mobile.

However, it appears that an AT&T version of the LG G6+ that goes by model number H871U has just been spotted on LG's open source website. The bad news is we can't confirm the H871U is indeed the LG G6+, although we do know that the regular variant comes as H871.

There are also three other versions of the LG G6+ listed on the same website, which might or might not correspond to the other major carriers in the United States: LG LS993U (Sprint), LG VS988UB (Verizon) and LG H872UBL (T-Mobile).

If you're not aware, the LG G6+ comes with 128GB internal memory, unlike the regular LG G6 that packs only 32GB expandable storage. Also, the G6+ features 24-bit Hi-Fi Quad DAC, something that the American version of LG G6 lacks.

source: LG Open Source (1, 2, 3, 4) via Mylgphones
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