LG G7 ThinQ priced at $750 in the U.S.; pre-orders to start May 25th with a BOGO deal from T-Mobile

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Thanks to a press release that was just disseminated by T-Mobile, we now know that the LG G7 ThinQ will be priced at $750 in the states. That makes it more expensive than the Samsung Galaxy S9. T-Mobile will start accepting pre-orders for LG's 2018 flagship this Friday, May 25th, at 8am EDT. The carrier will offer the handset via its EIP for $30 down and $30 a month over 24 months. And with T-Mobile's BOGO deal, a second LG G7 ThinQ can be purchased using the EIP, and you 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 LG G7 ThinQ is a big deal to T-Mobile customers because it will support the low-frequency 600MHz spectrum that the nation's third largest wireless provider paid billions for at last year's FCC auction. And low-frequency airwaves travel farther and penetrate buildings better. T-Mobile plans on releasing about a dozen phones this year that will support its 600MHz spectrum.

As per tradition, T-Mobile content director Des is starring in a video that unboxes the latest high-end handset under strange conditions. This time, Des is recorded traveling through the streets of San Francisco on an electric skate board made by Boosted. You can check it out by clicking on the video at the top of the screen.

source: T-Mobile

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