While LG's current flagship smartphone is the LG G4, the LG G3 is still a perfectly capable device that can still hold its own in the current smartphone market.
For customers that are looking to acquire a new smartphone, the LG G3 is currently on sale on eBay for the very reasonable price of $279.99.
The LG G3 on sale in eBay is an unlocked version, meaning that it should work with all GSM and LTE networks in North America. It should be noted that the smartphone is a T-Mobile version of the LG G3, and despite being a brand new device, customers will receive the smartphone with the box already opened as that would be necessary to unlock the LG G3 to work with all carriers.
Similar to other variants of the LG G3 in the United States, the LG G3 on sale on eBay will feature an internal memory capacity of 32GB and will be powered by 3GB worth of RAM. The only color available under the offer, however, is black, with the silver and gold options not available to interested customers.
Making the offer an even better deal is that fact that the purchase price of $279.99 already includes the standard shipping cost within the United States, with tax only to be paid for customers located in New Jersey.
Interested customers outside the United States will have no luck with the offer though, as the seller is not offering international shipping for the smartphone.
As of the time of writing, almost 400 units of the LG G3 have already been sold. With the listing saying that there is only a limited quantity available for the smartphone, customers thinking about acquiring the LG G3 should definitely hurry in making the decision and sending in their order.
The device packs a quad-core 2,5 GHz Krait 400 processor and features a 5.5-inch display. The LG G3 ships with Android 4.4.2 KitKat pre-installed, which can be upgraded to Android 5.0 Lollipop. A report from June claims that the LG G3 may not be receiving an update to further upgrade the smartphone to Android 5.1 Lollipop, as the device is being primed to make the jump straight to Android 6.0 Marshmallow, which was then known only as Android M.
