Best Buy has the upper mid-range LG G7 Fit on sale at a discount of up to $230
The conditions of the deal/s may have changed since the initial publishing of this post.
Pretty much every single flagship released by LG in the past couple of years, from the V30 to the G8 ThinQ, can be purchased at a nice discount right now from a major retailer or top-rated eBay seller, but if you still can't afford or simply don't want a high-end phone, a decent upper mid-ranger is also on sale at an exceptionally low price with upfront carrier activation.
Instead of paying a full $429.99, you can cough up as little as $199.99 for the LG G7 Fit at Best Buy... under some very strict conditions. Namely, you'll have to be a new Sprint subscriber or an existing one looking to add a new line of wireless service, while upgrading customers are required to spend an extra 40 bucks. Those are fairly massive $230 and $190 savings respectively for a handset that was only technically released in the US (as a Best Buy exclusive) a few months back.
Extremely similar to the "regular" LG G7 ThinQ from a design standpoint, the G7 Fit downgrades the Snapdragon 845 processor under its twin brother's hood to a Snapdragon 821, while also settling for a single 16MP rear-facing camera rather than a dual 16MP imaging arrangement. The rest of the specifications are pretty impressive for the sub-$300 price bracket, including 4GB RAM, IP68 water resistance, top-notch 3120 x 1440 screen resolution (with a sizable notch in tow), and a bunch of premium audio enhancements (a quad DAC, Boombox speaker, and DTS:X 3D Surround Sound technology).
The LG G7 Fit is technically "universally" unlocked, supporting every single mobile network in the US, but if you don't want to pay $340, you need to activate the phone on Sprint right off the bat and pay as little as 200 bucks, or on Verizon or AT&T and spend $289.99. Of course, you may also want to consider some of the mid-range competition before pulling the trigger. Like the Google Pixel 3a, which currently starts at $200 with a smaller (no-notch) display, slower processor, but infinitely better camera.
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