LG is due to unveil its new flagship smartphone next month and while the company is yet to confirm when the handset is going to be available for purchase, a new report suggests that the company might release the handset on September 28th. The release date has been revealed by a purported internal document that has been leaked online.
LG is likely to unveil the LG V30 at the IFA 2017 convention in Berlin next month. That’s when the company is going to formally launch the upcoming flagship smartphone, however, that’s not going to be when the handset goes on sale.
Normally, whenever a new handset is announced, it becomes available for purchase a couple of weeks after the fact. That’s likely to be the case with the LG V30 as well.
Reports suggest that LG might start selling the V30 in its home country of South Korea by September 15th. Interested customers in other parts of the world will have to wait for a bit longer to get their hands on the new device.
LG is reportedly going to launch pre-orders for the LG V30 in the United States on September 17th. The handset is then said to be released for customers in the country on September 28th.
None of this has been officially confirmed by LG at this point in time so take it with a grain of salt. We’ll only come to know for sure when the LG V30 is formally announced next month.
