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Last year’s V50 ThinQ<\/a> was an excellent, forward-thinking device that was unfortunately priced too high courtesy of its status as one of the first 5G handsets in the American market (and LG’s first ever). Ironically, the fast-expanding 5G network means the V50 makes a lot more sense now than it was at launch, especially with steep discounts appearing across the internet.One such discount can be found on eBay right now, where you can purchase a brand-new, unlocked V50 ThinQ for just $360. That’s a massive $800 or so off the original price of $1150 and a significant savings off the $500 asking price on other retailers.<\/p>\n For that low price, you get a competent flagship equipped with a high-res 6.4-inch OLED display, a speedy Snapdragon 855 chipset, 6GB of RAM, and a beefy 4,000mAh battery cell. As far as software goes, the V50 shipped with Android 9 but has since hopped aboard the Android 10 train. LG has also stated that it will be bringing its new Velvet UI to the V50 as well<\/a>.The V50 made headlines for its five-camera setup, and it still holds its own today, with a triple-sensor main shooter with dedicated wide-angle and telephoto lenses as well as optical image stabilization (OIS) for sharp, detailed images. On the other side, the phone rocks dual front-facing shooters for all of your selfie and groupie needs.<\/p>\n The eBay deal is from a seller known as ‘qualitycellz’, who boasts a 100% positive feedback rating. The V50 deal features a 128GB handset in Aurora Black, which is Sprint-branded but fully unlocked and compatible with CDMA and GSM carriers (though 5G support is no longer available on Sprint\/T-Mobile<\/a>).<\/p>\n At just over $350, this is a steal for those looking for a flagship quality device at midrange prices. In fact, if you can live without the latest processor, it’s even got a number of advantages over newer devices like the OnePlus Nord, including better speakers, expandable storage via microSD, and a headphone jack.<\/p>\n Tags:<\/b> Eugene Jeong<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\n\n![\"Snag](\"https:\/\/i-cdn.phonearena.com\/images\/articles\/362979-thumb\/Screenshot-2020-07-31-at-3.38.33-PM.png\")
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Last year’s V50 ThinQ was an excellent, forward-thinking device that was unfortunately priced too high courtesy of its status as one of the first 5G handsets in the American market (and LG’s first ever). Ironically, the fast-expanding 5G network means the V50 makes a lot more sense now than it was at launch, especially with steep discounts … Continue reading Snag a brand-new, unlocked LG V50 5G for $360, no strings attached<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading