After weeks of teasing and promotional videos, the LG G2 is finally here in the US. 

If you haven't checked it out, this Android phablet boasts a 5.2" screen with 1920x1080p display, a quadcore 2.26Ghz Krait 400 CPU, 13MP of primary camera, 2GB of RAM, internal memory of 16 or 32GB, and a 3,000mAh non-removable battery. 

According to tech site GSM Arena, the Android phablet will surely hit the shelves this month, but pre-orders begin today. 

AT&T will offer the G2 on a two-year deal for $199.99. Its Next program on the other hand, will enable customers to pickup the device on a $27 a month without downpayment. 

Meanwhile, T-Mobile is set to open presales on September 18, in a two-year contract for $21 a month, with a $99 downpayment. Those who can avail the device right away can pay the $630 outright price. 

Lastly, Verizon Wireless will offer the device on a two-year deal starting September 12. It will also charge $199.99 for the Android phone. 

Just a few weeks to go and consumers would soon experience a top-notch device that is even compared to Samsung's Galaxy Note 3.