The LG G Flex was one of the biggest surprises of 2013, and this year it will officially arrive to carriers in the US, with Sprint on the forefront.  Unsuprisingly though, the LG G Flex price will be $299.99 on a two-year contract. 

In a report by GSM Arena, the pre-orders for LG's curved smartphone is already available on Sprint's website. Customers who pre-ordered would be receiving their handset starting on January 31st. Shipping would be free for pre-orders and customers would also receive a QuickWindow Folio Case from LG, priced at $59.99. 

For consumers who want to take a glimpse of the device first, the LG G Flex will be available on Sprint's brick and mortar stores beginning February 7. Those who prefer to get the phone off-contract will need to prepare $649.99.

AT&T and T-Mobile are also reported to get the curved handset soon, though no exact details have been confirmed just yet. 

The LG G Flex boasts flagship-material specs including a Snapdragon 800 chipset, and other features similar to the G2. In addition, it has a curved display that can be flexed, as well as a self-healing back cover.