The LG G3 UK release date has been confirmed, with the QHD display packing smartphone to hit British shores on July 1.
Leaving a little over a month until the Samsung Galaxy S5 and HTC One M8 rival will be sitting on retailers’ shelves,
Despite confirming a July 1 LG G3 UK release date with TrustedReviews, the manufacturer has yet to shed light on formalised pricing.
Landing in July should give the LG G3 a launch window all to itself, with Sony and Samsung’s flagship offerings out the way and the iPhone 6 not expected to touch down until September.
Although the manufacturer has yet to announce any official LG G Watch release date, the company has suggested that the timepiece will be available alongside the newly unveiled G3.
“The G3 will launch with a line-up of premium companion products,” Andy Coughlin, LG’s Head of Mobile for UK and Ireland said during the phone’s formal unveiling.
He went on to add: “You can connect your G3, or any phone running Android 4.3 or higher for that matter, to the upcoming G Watch,
Having been the subject of seemingly endless leaks in recent weeks, the LG G3 has finally been officially outed with its party piece 5.5-inch QHD display in tow.
The phone will pair its impressive visuals with a 2.5GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, a 13-megapixel rear-mounted camera and an metal-effect plastic build which features a minimalist bezel to maximise space handed over to the display.
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