LG's rollable phone could come sometime after September, price tipped

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 LG tipped its rollable smartphone during its CES 2021 event the other day and as expected, many were happy to give their opinions and forecasts on when we can expect the said device to hit the market. The latest one suggests it will be released after September, most likely towards the end of this year.

LG's rollable phone could come sometime after September, price tipped

The tweet doesn't mention where he got his info from but he speculates that the price of the LG Rollable will be $2560 in the US. That's a very steep price but not too far from Samsung's first foldable phone, the Galaxy Fold.

But first, the company has to fix issues related to the mechanical part of the metal body and other durability issues according to this one Korean blogger.

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