The Lava Iris Pro 30 smartphone had come only a few days ago to India and all those who are interested in buying the first Pro series smartphone would want a detailed report of its specifications. So here we are with it. Take a look at it and decide if the handset is worth the risk and the cash it demands or not. And don’t forget to tell us what you think.
Specifications:
This handset belonging to Lava’s Iris Pro range has a touchscreen measuring 4.7 inches on its front panel and it even is the proud owner of an 8MP camera complete dual LED flash and HDR. Another 3MP webcam has been fitted on the front side so you could easily use the gadget for making video conferencing calls. Its display has been deployed with the OGS technology and claims to be fully laminated too.
Performance:
The Jelly Bean 4.2.2 OS is responsible for making the device intuitive and user-friendly, while a quad core processor sprinting at the speed of 1.2GHz keeps a check on its multitasking properties. You get an entire gigabyte of RAM and if its 4GB onboard memory is not enough, simply bump it up using a microSD card of not more than 32GB. And what’s more, the 3G-enabled device also packs in a 2000mAh battery and to give you a long power life, it tags along CABC power-saving technology as well.
Features:
The HD smartphone packed within a stylish form factor claims to be extremely slim and light and brings a horde of features that can prove to be extremely useful. It has dual SIM card slots and while one of them is compatible with a regular SIM card, the other one can support a micro one. It is global ready and can be used in multiple countries in Europe, Asia and America and even boasts of features like flip to mute or lift to answer amongst a number of others.
Key specs:
– 4.7-inch OGS IPS laminated touchscreen
– 1280 x 720p resolution
– Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2 OS
– 1.2GHz quad core processor
– 8MP camera with dual LED flash, HDR
– 3MP webcam
– 1GB RAM, 4GB ROM
– 32GB expandability
– Dual SIM
– 3G, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, USB
– 2000mAh battery with CABC power-saving technology
Conclusion:
All those who are interested in laying their hands over this smartphone can head over to a retailer and get it in exchange of Rs 14,490. For less than Rs 15K, an HD smartphone with a quad core processor and all of the aforementioned features doesn’t sound like a bad deal at all. So what have you decided?