Brand-new LG V30 drops to a measly $235 at top-rated eBay seller
LG hasn't exactly been quick to dish out official Android Pie treats for the V30, but since we're talking about a handset originally released way back in the fall of 2017, you should probably be thankful the 9.0 rollout kicked off a couple of months ago on the old continent, reaching America's top two wireless service providers in the last few weeks.
While the 6-inch Snapdragon 835 powerhouse can no longer be purchased through said carriers or even major retailers like Best Buy, Amazon, or B&H Photo Video, a number of highly trusted eBay sellers still have the oldie in stock at extremely reasonable prices. For instance, Bidallies, which has managed to please 99.7 percent of its customers in the last 12 months, merely charges $234.95 for a brand-new LG V30 in silver.
Yup, that's less than 250 bucks for an unused, unopened, and undamaged device shipped for free nationwide in manufacturer retail packaging with its original accessories included, as well as a more than respectable spec sheet even analyzed by 2019 standards. Yes, the aforementioned Snapdragon 835 processor is pretty outdated, but we're guessing it's still capable of delivering superior raw speed compared to many "modern" mid-range chips.
Then you have everything from a beautiful P-OLED screen with a top-notch resolution of 2880 x 1440 pixels and razor-thin bezels to a versatile dual 16 + 13MP rear-facing camera system, 3,300mAh battery capacity, wireless charging support, 4GB RAM, 64GB internal storage space, a microSD card slot, headphone jack, and premium metal-and-glass construction made to withstand water immersion.
The only downside of this otherwise unbeatable eBay deal is that the V30 units on sale at 235 bucks a pop are VS996 models, which means they can be used exclusively on Verizon. That's a pity for fans of other wireless service providers, but if you're a Big Red devotee looking to spend as little as possible on the best handset available, you should make sure you don't miss out on this killer bargain.
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