LavaLava Iris Pro 30+ Android handset outed in India at Rs 11990

Lava Iris Pro 30+ Android handset outed in India at Rs 11990

The Lava Iris Pro 30+ is yet another 13MP camera phone for India and it shows off an iPhone-inspired body just like the recently outed Micromax A290. Pegged at Rs 11990, the handset is an upgrade to the Iris Pro 30 that made its debut in the country in January this year.

If you flip the Lava phone on its back, there’s a 3MP webcam for your video calling and selfie-clicking needs. The 13MP main snapper happens to have auto focus, dual LED flash and a BSI II sensor accompanying it. Just like the Titanium S19, this one also sports an OGS touchscreen which is fully laminated.

Lava Iris Pro 30 Plus

The display on the Iris Pro+ smartphone measures 4.7-inches, offers 1280 x 720p resolution visuals at 312ppi and is made robust by shockproof Asahi Dragontrail glass. The Lava Iris Pro 30+ smartphone’s chassis is pretty thin at 7.9mm and it weighs just about 116gm. It holds a 1.5GHz quad core MediaTek 6589T chip at its heart and is helped along only by 1GB of RAM.

Here’s a quick run of the main specs of the Lava Iris Pro 30+ smartphone

– Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean OS
– 4.7-inch 720p OGS touchscreen
– 1GB RAM, 16GB ROM, 32GB expandability
– 1.5GHz quad core processor
– 357MHz PowerVR SGX544 GPU
– 13MP and 3MP cameras
– Dual SIM card slots
– 116gm weight, 7.9mm thin
– 2000mAh battery

Lava Iris Pro 30+

This Iris Pro 30 successor is also bundled with flip to mute, video picture-in-picture as well as face and voice unlock features. What’s really disappointing about this phone is the version of Android that it runs in spite of being launched at a time when every other device is arriving with Android KitKat onboard.

Also see: Android 4.4.2 KitKat update for Lava Iris 504Q+ rolling out

The Lava Iris Pro 30+ smartphone is being sold in black through retail stores across the nation. If you want to buy the handset online, then only Amazon India will be offering it along with a free 16GB memory card starting from August 26.

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