Where to buy the LG V20 in the U.S.

The LG V20 is coming to carriers in the U.S. — here are all the details.

After seeing the V10 come to AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile in the U.S. last year, LG has worked with more carriers this time around with the V20. At the same time, it added B&H and Best Buy to the list of retailers that will be selling the phone as well. Together with the design and features of the V20 that are more widely appealing, it's important that the phone is also more widely available.

Immediately following the announcement details are pretty sparse, but we do know which carriers and retailers will sell the V20. You can keep it locked here to see the latest information on where you'll be able to buy the LG V20 in the U.S.

Verizon

Verizon has announced that it will carry the LG V20, but hasn't given us any details beyond that. The carrier is simply touting the LTE-Advanced technology being used on the phone.

AT&T

AT&T will carry the V20 just like it did with its predecessor. Pricing and actual store availability will be coming at a later date.

T-Mobile

Very much the same story from T-Mobile, which will offer the LG V20 later this year. No availability or pricing hints.

Sprint

LG announced at its V20 unveiling in San Francisco that Sprint would be a launch partner for the phone. Sprint itself hasn't dropped any details on us.

U.S. Cellular

The V20 isn't just coming to the "big four" carriers in the U.S. — you'll also be able to get it at U.S. Cellular. No details just yet, but it's good to see an affordable regional carrier get in on the launch of a big phone.

B&H and Best Buy

Both B&H and Best Buy were listed as official retailers for the V20, but unfortunately this isn't likely to mean that there will be an unlocked version sold in the U.S. Our best guess here is that the retailers will be selling carrier versions of the phone. That's still good news, though — everyone likes to buy their phones from different places.

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