LG's latest mainstream device is the G7 ThinQ, a phone that was subject to months of rumors before the official announcement. The G7 isn't particularly special, but it's not necessarily bad either. If you've been wanting to buy it, you can now order the G7 from all major US carriers (except AT&T, who wants to sell you the V35 instead) and several retail stores.Sprint has the G7 for $792 full price, or $33/month for 18 months on Sprint Flex. T-Mobile has it for the slightly-lower price of $750, or $30/month for two years (with a $30 down payment). U.S. Cellular is selling the G7 for $749.70, or $14.99/month for 30 months. Verizon has it for $27.08/month for 24 months, or $750 full price. Finally, the phone is supposed to be available on Project Fi, but the carrier still says it's coming soon.Moving onto retailers, Best Buy has the Sprint and Verizon models, but not an unlocked version. B&H is selling the Platinum and Black colors unlocked. LG says the G7 will also be sold on Amazon, but the listing doesn't appear to be live yet.

UPDATE: 2018/07/24 4:45pm PDT BY

The LG G7 ThinQ is now available on Amazon in Platinum Grey and Aurora Black.

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