Although LG V20 was released, its price and opening time have not been announced. Coincidentally, LG X Power, which was released earlier than LG V20, also encountered a similar situation and only recently announced its entry into the United States. According to foreign media reports, from September 23, Sprint and Boost Mobile, the US operators, will start sales at the same time, and the non contract version will cost $129.99 (tax included). The contract version costs $9 per month, and is bound for 24 months, which is a two-year package.

Compared with LG V20, LG X Power has more single selling point, mainly focusing on 4100mAh large battery, and it is reported that it can keep talking for 33 hours. As a key entry-level mobile phone, it has a 5.3 inch 720P screen, a Helio P10 processor with a maximum frequency of 1.8GHz, 2GB RAM and 16GB ROM, and supports up to 128GB memory card expansion. Front 5 megapixel camera, rear 8 megapixel main camera. Thanks to MediaTek processor baseband chip, LG X Power supports Sprint's 4G LTE+network. Pre installed Android 6.0 system. As early as July this year, LG X Power has logged into Canada. In June this year, LG officially released its four new X series models: LG X Power, LG X Mach, LG X Style and LG X Max.