LG unveiled their latest V30 flagship device back in August, which heated up the competition further among smartphone makers. Interestingly, a new version of the handset called the LG V30+ was introduced shortly, and the mobile carrier Sprint claimed that the device could only be purchased exclusively from them. As per the latest reports, it turns out that the V30+ is not exclusive after all, as T-Mobile will be getting the smartphone on Nov. 17.
As reported by Engadget, T-Mobile will be the next U.S.-based carrier to offer the special LG V30 smartphone. Those who would like to secure a unit should make their orders before Nov. 17, as T-Mobile said that the V30+ availability is limited.
To note, the LG V30+ is not too different from the original V30 handset. However, this V30 version boasts a 128GB internal memory, which is double the storage capacity of the regular V30. The LG V30+ also includes improvements on the Hi-Fi Quad DAC feature, and together with a special pair of QuadPlay ear buds, the model is perfect for listening to music.
Same with the first V30 smartphone, the special V30+ version is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 chipset under the hood. It also boasts the same water and dust resistance rating as the original V30, as well as the 6-inch POLED display with slimmer bezels and an almost all-screen front panel.
T-Mobile is offering a reasonable payment mode for users. The LG V30+ can be purchased by giving a $130 down payment, followed by monthly payments of $30 for two years.
Just like the LG V30 flagship, the V30+ highlights an extra audio boost that other high-end smartphones have yet to receive. The South Korean tech giant introduced the LG V30 as a perfect listening device to deliver an "immersive sound" experience. This is made possible by a 32-bit Advanced Hi-Fi Quad DAC (Digital to Analog Converter), which is a slight upgrade from the LG V20's Hi-Fi Quad DAC audio system. Moreover, the LG V30's Hi-Fi Quad DAC allows users to customize audio settings, unlike the V20.
