LG Stylo 4 gets hefty new discounts at Best Buy and Amazon
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The LG Stylo 4 is obviously not the world’s greatest pen-wielding smartphone, but compared to Samsung’s Galaxy Note 9 and even the heavily discounted Note 8, the extra-large mid-ranger is a pretty sweet bargain.
Released less than six months ago in the US at a $299 list price, the 6.2-incher quickly scored a $50 markdown available for Amazon Prime members only, subsequently dropping to $210 in that Prime Exclusive variant, as well as $230 with no strings attached at B&H Photo Video.
If you already know what network you plan to use the (technically) unlocked LG Stylo 4 on, activating the handset with Verizon, AT&T, or Sprint right off the bat can bring its price all the way down to $159.99 at the time of this writing through Best Buy.
While nowhere near as versatile as the S Pen bundled with Galaxy Note-series flagships, the stylus accompanying LG’s budget-friendly mid-ranger is arguably one of its key selling points, supporting neat tricks like Pop Memo, Capture+, and Screen off Memo.
Released less than six months ago in the US at a $299 list price, the 6.2-incher quickly scored a $50 markdown available for Amazon Prime members only, subsequently dropping to $210 in that Prime Exclusive variant, as well as $230 with no strings attached at B&H Photo Video.
If you already know what network you plan to use the (technically) unlocked LG Stylo 4 on, activating the handset with Verizon, AT&T, or Sprint right off the bat can bring its price all the way down to $159.99 at the time of this writing through Best Buy.
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Alternatively, if you’re an Amazon Prime subscriber with the desire to activate the Snapdragon 450-powered phone at a later time on AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, or Verizon, you can currently get the Prime Exclusive model at a massive $120 discount. That’s 40 percent off.
Both retailers have the LG Stylo 4 on sale with 32GB internal storage space, as well as 3GB RAM, a gargantuan 2:1 IPS LCD screen with 2160 x 1080 resolution and relatively slim bezels, a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner, single 13MP rear camera, 5MP selfie shooter, and 3,300 mAh battery capacity.
While nowhere near as versatile as the S Pen bundled with Galaxy Note-series flagships, the stylus accompanying LG’s budget-friendly mid-ranger is arguably one of its key selling points, supporting neat tricks like Pop Memo, Capture+, and Screen off Memo.
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