LG... are you listening? Other markets can afford the extra features of the V30 Plus.

[Mike Dee]

Meanwhile last year when I bought the V20 the G5 was still as high as release date.

 

[flyingkytez]

AT&T is always high. I believe when the V20 launched it was around 800.

They usually price it high to get most profit and pretending it's on "sale". Think the average price when it was launched was $600 if you include the free stuff included. Bought my V20 for $800 sold the free tablet and headphone and brought it down to $600.

 

[Mike Dee]

They usually price it high to get most profit and pretending it's on "sale". Think the average price when it was launched was $600 if you include the free stuff included. Bought my V20 for $800 sold the free tablet and headphone and brought it down to $600.

Bought mine on Verizon for 628 and free headphones on preorder

 

[Almeuit]

They usually price it high to get most profit and pretending it's on "sale". Think the average price when it was launched was $600 if you include the free stuff included. Bought my V20 for $800 sold the free tablet and headphone and brought it down to $600.

AT&T is usually the most expensive whereas Verizon is usually the cheapest.

Not always the case but more often then not it seems to be.

 

[flyingkytez]

What's done is done, nothing is changing right now. Might end up getting a global version if it offers the better features.

 

[JohnMcL7]

They usually price it high to get most profit and pretending it's on "sale". Think the average price when it was launched was $600 if you include the free stuff included. Bought my V20 for $800 sold the free tablet and headphone and brought it down to $600.

Still over $800 (£650) for the G6 32GB here, a imported G6+ 128GB is around £450 while the S8 RRP is £680. LG have got the pricing and spec very, very wrong for this territory and the V20 was never released at all in Europe, I can't really look forward to the V30 at the moment as I can't see them not screwing us in Europe.

 

[Joshua_Muldoon]

Meanwhile last year when I bought the V20 the G5 was still as high as release date.

They have been lowering the price to compete with others mainly because of the Snapdragon 821 in the phone. I was told that if they had the 835 in the phone it would A) Cost more money and B) Not have received as many price discounts in the first 4 months of being available. But in general LG phones don't seem to keep their value as much as they used to.

 

[anon(166548)]

... Might end up getting a global version if it offers the better features.

But isn't it the case that the global version will not support VoLTE or Wi-Fi calling, and may not get software updates from anyone?

 

[mbryanr]

https://9to5google.com/2017/08/22/lg-v30-logo-revealed/

 

[mbryanr]

On the good side... DAC likely to be included... Now wireless charging? I hope.

 

[stackberry369]

It's coming to sprint