The Lava Play Max uses a vapour chamber cooling system paired with a 2.5GHz 4nm MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chipset.

For anyone looking for a mid-range phone under ₹25,000 that simply gets things right without fuss, the Lava Agni 4 is one of ...

If you are looking for a smartphone that covers everyday needs without over-promising, the Agni 4 from Lava is a smart buy ...

There are many 5G phones available for around Rs 10,000 in India. The Lava Storm Play, which also falls in the said price segment, manages to successfully set itself apart from its competitors. Apart ...

It is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 SoC, and the company says that it has segment-first Vapor Chamber Cooling (VC ...

The Lava Play Max has been launched with a new VC Cooling technology. Here's everything you need to know. Lava has announced the launch of the Lava Play Max on December 9 in India. It’s the newest ...

Lava has launched the Play Max 5G with a bright AMOLED screen, 4K camera support, vapour cooling and fast charging, offering ...

Made in India smartphones deserve appreciation, and Lava is pushing boundaries with the Agni 4. It has a premium aluminium build, a sharp 1.5K display, fast performance, great battery life, and arguab ...

The Indian smartphone market is seeing some homegrown players make a return to the big picture. Lava, an Indian brand, has now introduced the world’s first ‘made-to-order’ customizable Android ...

The era of curved displays seems to be fading away as all three of these phones opt for flat displays. The box shaped form factor and rounded edges are also common among all three phones. However, the ...

I am impressed by the build of the Lava Blaze 5G. The glass back of the phone, which has a matte finish, gives it a premium look. The back panel feels smooth and does not attract fingerprint smudges.