Unlocked LG G4 with accessories for $330 on Black Friday, carrier deals too

Black Friday deals are coming in from every direction and the latest savings are courtesy of LG. Aside from all the refrigerators, washing machines and TVs, there's a few deals to be had on mobile phones as well.
The list starts with an unlocked LG G4 priced at $329.99, the leather-backed version, and it comes with an extra back cover and 32GB memory card.
Moving on to carrier deals, all four major carriers have some kind of action involving a free B&O PLAY headset with a V20 purchase, but while that's all you'd be getting on T-Mobile, Sprint and AT&T will also throw in $200 worth of credit if you trade in an old phone. That number goes as high as $300 on Verizon. If you're on Sprint, you may also spring for an LG G5, now 50% off.
Naturally, there's a lot of fine print under all this, so be sure to check with your carrier. Also head over to the Source link below to check out all the LG deals, refrigerators and all.
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