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High-end LG V30+ spotted at bargain price from Walmart!
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The LG V30 is a pretty cool phablet. It's thin, sleek, light, has a great AMOLED screen and the best haptic feedback we've felt on an Android phone, aside from the Pixel 3. It comes with LG's dedicated movie-shooting suite, giving you fine control over microphone settings, zoom focus, and filters and makes use of a super-wide-angle secondary camera where the competition usually puts a telephoto lens or nothing but a monochrome sensor.

All in all, it was a bit underrated and forgotten by the mobile phone fandom, but it's still around. In fact, its upgraded version, the LG V30+ (has more storage than the base variant), can be spotted for about $500 at various retailers. Admittedly, this may sound a bit pricey, considering it's last year's model. However, Walmart has a deal for you.

How about an LG V30+ for $400? You get a Snapdragon 835, 4 GB of RAM, 128 GB of storage, all in a thin, light body that's almost all screen from the front.

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