LG V30S ThinQ scores $400 discount at B&H ahead of Black Friday
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It may not be snowing yet, but it’s definitely raining... hefty discounts on high-end LG smartphones. The unlocked V30+ was Amazon’s very compelling “deal of the day” earlier this week, the G7 ThinQ is still available for an all-time low price of $530 over at B&H Photo Video, and the same retailer now charges $499.99 for an LG V30S ThinQ in “limited supply.”
This bad boy is typically listed at $899.99, so you technically stand to save a whopping 400 bucks “instantly”, although the Snapdragon 835 handset has been marked down a number of times before. But never this substantially.
Originally unveiled back in February and commercially released stateside a few months later, the V30S ThinQ is extremely similar to the regular LG V30. Compared to the V30+ variant, it only adds two extra gigs of memory and some cool albeit gimmicky integrated AI tricks.
All in all, $500 is certainly not too much to ask for a beautiful 6-incher with an ultra-sharp 2880 x 1440 OLED display and symmetrically thin bezels, as well as 6GB RAM, 128 gigs of internal storage space, dual 16 + 12MP rear-facing cameras, 3,300 mAh battery capacity, a headphone jack, premium sound technology, IP68-rated design, and pre-installed Android 8.0 Oreo software (with Pie goodies no doubt in the pipeline).
B&H Photo Video naturally sells the LG V30S ThinQ unlocked and compatible with both GSM and CDMA carriers, including AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, and Verizon, as well as backed by a standard 1-year warranty, which you can easily extend to a full 24 months by registering on the “Second Year Promise” website. What’s not to love about this (relatively) affordable high-end mobile device? It even comes in an eye-catching "Glossy Moroccan Blue" color.
This bad boy is typically listed at $899.99, so you technically stand to save a whopping 400 bucks “instantly”, although the Snapdragon 835 handset has been marked down a number of times before. But never this substantially.
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