The LG G6 is coming, but the brand has been rather quiet regarding pricing and availability feature for the smart phone. American sellers are finally beginning to reveal some data. AT&T is giving us new detachments on when it will be offering the G6 up for sale, as is rival carrier T-Mobile.
The two offers of T-Mobile and AT&T
T-Mobile today proclaimed that the new G6 will be available on April 7 into its online shop and at playing T-Mobile local shops. The handset will sell for $650, but the monthly plans are like this: $26 per 24 months with $26 down.
As earlier declared, the LG G6 will come with a Google Home speaker free in the United States (but only if you are receiving the smart phone before April 30).
For those that are uninformed, Google Home is the most important rival of Amazon Echo. It was presented last year at prices of $129. The Google Home owns Google Assistant and it can manage your phone, you can ask it questions and other information. The Google Assistant is becoming better every day with more functionality continually being implemented to it.
AT&T, instead, will sell the G6 beginning at $24 per 30 months with AT&T Next or at $30 for 24 months with AT&T Next Every Year. This indicates that the complete price of the LG G6 will be $720.
But it is interesting that AT&T customers will be able to order the new smart phone starting tomorrow, March 17.
LG G6 processor and other features
The LG G6 is a bit of a variation from the LG G5, leaving the modular scheme and going back to elementary with an attractive and clear design. The new device is not without a few special characteristics, though, like its big display of 5.7'' 18:9 with a resolution of 2880x1440.
Also implemented in the LG G6 is a rear dual camera.
Other characteristics of the smart phone include a Snapdragon 821 SoC, 32GB of internal storage, 4GB of RAM and a battery of 3300mAh. The G6 has the Android 7.0 OS with Google Assistant and, at the end, the IP-68 certification.
Competition for the newest phone will be hot when this is released.
