The LG G6 Android smartphone was unveiled weeks ago at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2017 event. Now, AT&T, Sprint, Verizon and T-Mobile have confirmed their prices for LG's 2017 flagship device. Also, the mobile operator companies revealed that the LG G6 will be released in the U.S on April 7.

One of the major wireless network operator in the U.S., T-Mobile, will sell the LG G6 for $650. As per the network's payment plan, T-Mobile will offer the LG G6 with $26 down payment and $26 a month for 24 months. Also, T-Mobile is offering a free Google Home AI assistant to customers who purchase the handset before April 30.

Meanwhile, the LG G6 Android smartphone will be up for grabs at AT&T for $720 or $30 a month for 24 months, according to Android Central. AT&T will start the LG G6 pre-order on March 17. Nonetheless, AT&T is also touting that if a person will purchase an LG G6, that person will get another one free.

Verizon, on the other hand, will release the LG G6 smartphone on March 30 and the device will have a price tag of $672. As for Verizon's payment plan, the network will offer the LG G6 for $28 per month for 2 years. Moreover, the mobile company is offering up to $200 to customers who trade in an old device, and up to $650 when switching from another wireless network operator.

Furthermore, Sprint will start the LG G6 pre-orders on March 17, CNET reported. Sprint customers can get the Android smartphone for $29.50 a month for 24 months. For a limited time, the telecommunications company is also offering a 49-inch LG 1080p HDTV for free, which retails for $350. That being said, recently surfaced reports claim that Canadian carriers, such as Videotron, Virgin Mobile, Bell, Fido, Koodo Mobile, Eastlink, Freedom Mobile and Rogers will also unleash the LG G6 smartphone on April 7, with pre-orders starting on March 15.

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