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₹ 7,990
Unisoc T616
Processor
6.5" 90 Hz
Display
50 MP
Rear camera
8 MP
Front camera
5,000 mAh
Battery
8 GB / 128 GB
Memory
Lava Lava Blaze 2 Pro
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6.4/10
Expert score
Design
6.6
A glass front with a plastic back and frame keeps costs low while still feeling reasonably solid.
Display
5.8
A 6.5-inch HD+ IPS panel at 90Hz offers smooth scrolling but limited sharpness for a budget phone.
Camera
5.6
A basic 50MP triple camera with macro and depth helpers covers simple daylight photography adequately.
Performance
5.4
Entry-level Unisoc T616 silicon with 8GB RAM handles calls, messaging and light apps at a steady pace.
Battery
7.4
A 5000mAh battery lasts a full day reliably, though 18W charging takes a while to fully refill.
Value
7.6
At its original launch price near seven and a half thousand rupees, 8GB RAM was a genuinely strong deal.
What we liked
What we didn't
The Lava Blaze 2 Pro was built to win on RAM-per-rupee, launching with 8GB of memory at a price that undercut rivals offering half as much. That value still defines it: apps and multitasking feel smoother than the entry-level Unisoc T616 chipset alone suggests. The 6.5-inch HD+ IPS display at 90Hz keeps scrolling fluid, though sharpness and color stay firmly budget-grade. A basic 50MP triple camera with macro and depth helpers handles daylight shots competently but struggles once light fades. A 5000mAh battery lasts a full day, with 18W charging the one notably slow spec. A glass front adds a touch of polish over an otherwise plastic build. At its launch pricing, it's a smart pick for RAM-hungry budget buyers.
₹ 7,990
Unisoc T616
6.5" 90 Hz Display
50 MP Rear
8 MP Front
8 GB RAM 128 GB Storage
5000 mAh
₹ 10,499
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6.56" 90 Hz Display
50 MP Rear
16 MP Front
4 GB RAM 128 GB Storage
5000 mAh
₹ 8,499
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6.74" 90 Hz Display
50 MP Rear
8 MP Front
4 GB RAM 64 GB Storage
5000 mAh
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