KT, LG Electronics' Ambitious 'LG V10' Launches on the 8th!
Published2015.10.07 17:36KT announced that it will launch LG Electronics' flagship model 'LG V10' starting from the 8th.
The 'LG V10', first unveiled on the 1st, features a high-performance dual selfie camera, secondary screen functionality, and enhanced durability.
In particular, the LG V10 lowered its retail price to 799,700 won (in the 700,000 won range), and for the first time among LG Electronics smartphones, it incorporates fingerprint recognition technology to enhance security features. Additionally, it is drawing attention by reinforcing functionality and durability by applying 'stainless steel 316L' used in medical instruments and accessories, as well as the new material 'Dura Skin'.
The LG V10 comes standard with 'GiGA LTE', which bundles 3CA LTE and GiGAWiFi together like a single communication network, delivering speeds up to a maximum of 1.17Gbps—15 times faster than existing LTE and 4 times faster than 3CA.
To commemorate the launch of the 'LG V10', KT plans to provide premium Bluetooth earphones, LG Electronics TONE+ ACTIVE, to 100 customers selected through a lottery from among those who activate the 'LG V10' by the 31st and participate in the V10 launch event on 'olleh Shop', the official online channel.
Additionally, KT customers can use the 'olleh Phone' service to receive two mobile phone numbers on a single device and completely separate KakaoTalk, contacts, and call logs to enjoy the effect of using two devices. For the 'olleh Phone' service, if you sign up by the end of this year, only 100 won is charged for the first month.
Meanwhile, from the 7th to November 30th, KT will run a '40% discount coupon giveaway event for LG Watch Urbane' through the 'olleh Accessories Shop' app. When the coupon is applied, the existing 396,000 won product can be purchased for 237,600 won, and especially if you receive an additional 10% discount with KT membership points, you can purchase it at the lowest price in the 210,000 won range.
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