Buy LG G8X ThinQ in India And Get A Free 24-inch LG LED TV

By Vasan G.S. • Updated On 16 Jan 2020

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It’s Holiday season and brands all across the board are coming up with offers to entice you. Especially, if you’re out looking for a new high-end premium smartphone, the LG G8X ThinQ might be worth a look. The South Korean brand launched this phone a week back in India. It’s a flagship-grade device that flaunts a Dual Screen and top trim specs for an asking price of Rs. 49,999. To spice things up, LG is offering a LED TV for free with this phone.

You may pick up your jaws from the floor as this is available for a limited time only. The offer is valid from 25th December 2019 to 15th January 2020. So, you better hurry up!

For those who wonder, it’s applicable on online as well as the offline purchase of an LG G8X ThinQ. And as for the TV model, LG hasn’t revealed the same.

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Steps to claim a free LG LED TV with LG G8X ThinQ

So, if a 24-inch LED TV interests you, you may do verbatim for cracking the deal. Follow the steps below –

First things first, checkout with an LG G8X ThinQ from Amazon or any brick and mortar store near you. Please ensure the purchase is done between 25th December to 15th January 2020 for availing this offer.
Once that’s done, go to LG’s official website and fill in a form with your basic details like Name, Address, Contact number, Mobile IMEI number, Serial number, etcetera.
Next up, attach your smartphone purchase invoice & address proof for verification
That’s all! You will receive the LED TV at your registered address.

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Besides this, LG is also offering a One Time Free Screen Replacement offer with this.

Vasan G.S.

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