Lava O2 launch in India confirmed for March 22; Rumours suggest 90Hz display, 50MP camera and more features
Lava is gearing up to launch its next smartphone, the Lava O2 in India. Following the teaser put out by the smartphone maker on X a few days ago, an Amazon listing went live, shedding light on some of the features it could offer. These include a 90Hz display and a 50MP dual camera system. The smartphone is a successor to the Lava O1 which launched in October last year. Now, the Lava O2 launch date in India has been confirmed. Know all about it.
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In an X post, Lava has announced that the Lava O2 launch in India will take place on March 22 at 12 PM IST. The post states, “It's time for The Real Performer to take over! #O2 - Launching on 22nd Mar, 12 PM”. The company also posted a video, showing the back of the upcoming Lava O2, its design and its camera system.
It builds upon the teaser of the Lava O2 that the company shared a few days ago, hinting at design elements like a sleek, modern aesthetic, flat display and a punch hole for the front camera.
The Amazon listing for the Lava O2 went live a few days ago. Although it has since been taken down, it was enough to fuel speculations about the smartphone and its specifications. As per the reports, the Lava O2 may sport a 6.5-inch HD plus display with a refresh rate of 90Hz. The smartphone could be powered by the Unisoc T616, the same chip that powers the Motorola G14 and the Realme C35. This chip could be paired with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage.
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On the back, the Lava O2 may have a 50MP dual camera system. It is expected to come with a 5000mAh battery with 18W fast charging support. Additionally, the Lava O2 may have 4G compatibility.
While no details have surfaced regarding the Lava O2 price, the listing hints at two colours being available - Majestic Purple, and a Green (unnamed) colour.
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