Sprint said a couple of weeks back that it was exclusively offering the LG V30+ in the United States. It appears that the exclusivity was timed for a short period of time. That’s because U.S. Cellular has now started selling the slightly improved model of the LG V30, and by slightly I really mean slightly. There isn’t a world of difference between the LG V30 and V30+.
As previously mentioned, there aren’t a lot of differences between the LG V30 and V30+. The former comes with 64GB of storage while the latter has 128GB. Other than that, the only difference is that there’s a nicer pair of earphones in the LG V30+’s box.
That’s all there is to it so if your preferred carrier isn’t offering the LG V30+, it’s not like you’re losing out on much. If you’d rather have the LG V30, U.S. Cellular is offering that as well.
The carrier is asking $30.20 per month for 20 months for the LG V30+ and $28.32 per month for 30 months. The handsets carry a full retail price of $799 and $849 respectively. On the other hand, Sprint is charging $38 per month for the LG V30+ on its two-year lease plan.
If you’re interested, you can order the LG V30 and LG V30+ from U.S. Cellular’s website starting today.
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