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LG’s latest smartphone is now available to those on the Now Network. You can grab the LG G Flex 2 from Sprint for $21.00 per month for 24 months through Sprint’s Easy Pay smartphone financing, or sign a contract to get it for $200 on a two-year commitment. Those not interested in that commitment can instead opt to pay $504 for the phone outright.
The LG G Flex 2 isn’t expected to be considered LG’s flagship for 2015, but it sure does read like one on paper. It’ll come with Android 5.0 out of the box and its gears tick by way of a Snapdragon 810 processor from Qualcomm.
You’re also getting a 5.5-inch 1080p display, 32GB of storage, 2GB of RAM, a 3,000mAh battery and a microSD card slot that can support up to 2TB. Rawr. Of course, LG’s most proud of the natural curve they were able to get, as well as the vastly-improved self-healing back that makes a return from the original. Get your order in right here if this sounds like something worthy of your dollars with even more competitive options looming.
that is pretty cheap! I’m paying 32 a month for my Nexus 6….I just tried to bend it. I think I broke it.
Darn. Just got my 6 yesterday. Bought it outright with Moto Care.
its a great phone!! guess that means I’m paying just shy of 400 for it…the swapping it after 12 months for another phone. Saves me a few hundred really, but i lost out on keeping or selling the phone at the end of the day. I guess I can pay it off after 18 months and keep it….blah decisions.
Good pricing LG. Lets see if Samsung can match this type of pricing with the S6. Not match, but come close, because the S6 has better tech included.
Expect S6 Edge to be near 2x the price.
near a grand, right?
So the “rumors” claim.
It’s expandable to 2 TB? Is that a typo?
Not a typo. The g3 is the same.
You can only get memory cards about 10% of that size at a reasonable price but it’s still very impressive. Then again when 2TB memory cards come around in about 5 years they’ll probably be incompatible with the phone anyway because of schemes changes to memory cards to make them function on any device.
$502 outright isn’t bad! Better than $649
Too bad it’s on SPRINT
504, wow, not bad! Too bad it’s with Sprint, yeap, lol
Wish Verizon carried this
Avoid this phone! I bought it, it’s waiting to be returned now! Terrible battery life and very laggy too.