Today, Sprint officially announced that the world’s first curved self-healing smartphone, the LG G Flex, will be available to purchase in any of its bricks-and-mortar stores nationwide from Friday, February 7. The press release also included a statement from the operator notifying potential customers that they can pre-order the handset today and get it delivered by January 31.

LG’s gold G2 handset, which was listed by a Taiwanese retailer earlier this week, will go on sale in Singapore this month, the company has confirmed. The limited edition handset has been made to commemorate the Lunar New Year, and there’s a fancy new red model to go along with it.

If you saved up your pennies to purchase the premium LG G Flex, I bet you’d be pretty disappointed if your handset arrived with display defects. That’s exactly what some unfortunate G Flex adopters have found, and to make matters worse, LG insists it’s completely normal.

International LG G2 owners are in for a treat over the coming weeks after LG’s official Twitter account for Saudi Arabia confirmed that the device will get its Android 4.4 KitKat update this month. Those in other markets are expected to receive the update around the same time.

LG is set to compete with the latest crop of gold smartphones from Apple, Samsung, HTC, and others with a new variant of the G2. The device hasn’t been announced officially yet, but it has already been listed by ePrice Taiwan, with the 32GB version selling for around $565.