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LG G Flex with AT&T- and T-Mobile-friendly LTE caught at the FCC

November 18, 2013 by Dusan Belic - 1 Comment

LG G Flex with AT&T- and T-Mobile-friendly LTE caught at the FCC
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We’ve told you that LG G Flex will be coming to few U.S. carriers and voila… such model has been caught at the FCC, boasting AT&T- and T-Mobile-friendly LTE connectivity support. That’s LTE band 17 and LTE Band 4 (AWS), respectively.

The launch date, however, is still a mystery and the chances are we’ll be waiting for this one for another month or so. If I had to guess, the U.S. networks interested to sell this phone will likely wait for the CES to officially launch the new phone, praising its curved screen and self-healing back.

Yeah, we’re eager to try out the G Flex and are hoping to get our review unit before it’s officially introduced in the U.S. Meanwhile, feel free to check out how LG’s baby compares to Samsung Galaxy Round from our chart…

[Via: Engadget]

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