The uncarrier is expanding its LTE smartphone lineup with two new additions, both from LG. T-Mobile announced today that the LG G Flex and Optimus F3Q smartphones are going to be released next month. The “self-healing” curved G Flex is available for pre-order today from the carrier’s website, while it will launch nationwide on February 5th at participating retail stores, the online store, national retail stores and select dealers. Courtesy of LG, G Flex customers will also receive six months of free Netflix streaming. Customers won’t need to pay anything upfront for the LG G Flex from T-Mobile, though they will be bound to make 24 equal monthly payments of $28.
There had already been quite a few rumors about the LG Optimus F3Q. While the market may not get too excited about a new QWERTY phone, the Optimus F3Q takes its chances with a full QWERTY slider. Apart from a 4 inch IPS TFT display and 5 megapixel rear camera, this smartphone LG exclusive software features such as QuickMemo, which lets users draw on any photo or screenshot using their fingers and Qslide, which lets users flot and open up two apps simultaneously. The Optimus F3Q will also launch on February 5th, online, in retail stores as well as from select dealers. It will be offered for $0 down with 24 equal monthly payments of $13 with T-Mobile’s Simple Choice Plan.