Lava Bold N2 Pro 4G to land in India on March 31st, key specifications confirmed

After expanding its midrange portfolio with the release of the Bold 2 5G a couple of weeks ago, Lava is set to make one more addition to the Bold series with the release of the Bold N2 Pro 4G. Per a Flipkart teaser, the smartphone will make its debut in India on March 31st at 12 PM. Carrying the “Be Fearless. Be Bold.” tagline, Lava also notes some highlights of the phone, which include a 50MP rear camera, a 6.67-inch HD+ display, and the Unisoc T7250.

What Lava Bold N2 Pro 4G brings to the table

The Flipkart teaser has revealed several key specifications and features of the Lava Bold N2 Pro 4G. These include a 6.67-inch HD+ display with a 120Hz refresh rate. While the panel’s technology hasn’t been mentioned, it’s likely to be an IPS LCD display, given the phone’s predecessor, Bold N1 Pro, was equipped with an LCD panel. Just like several recent Lava launches, the phone will be IP54 certified for protection against dust and water.

Moving on, since the teaser mentions “50MP AI Triple Rear Camera”, one of the triple lenses on the rear will carry the primary camera optics. As for the performance, the Bold N2 Pro 4G will run on Unisoc T7250, a processor commonly found on several newly launched sub-Rs 12,000 phones, such as the Tecno Spark Go 3 and Realme P4 Lite 4G. In our experience with these phones, the processor should offer entry-level power for casual use cases, like chatting on WhatsApp, watching YouTube videos, etc.

The Lava Bold N2 Pro will pack a 5,000mAh battery. The teaser doesn’t mention the charging speed, though. Lastly, the phone will run on Android 15 and is assured of no ads or bloatware. Given our experience with previous Lava smartphones, the phone will likely offer a stock Android interface that should be quick and snappy to operate. The confirmed colourways of Bold N2 Pro 4G include Eclipse Grey and Aurora Gold.

At what price can one expect the Lava Bold N2 Pro 4G to launch at?

Given the confirmed specifications on offer, the Lava Bold N2 Pro 4G should slot in below the Rs 10,000 segment. The Tecno Spark Go 3 (review) and Realme P4 Lite 4G (review), both featuring the Unisoc T7250, are priced at Rs 8,999 and Rs 9,999, respectively. At this price point, the phone could serve as an option for users seeking a smartphone for basic tasks with clean, bloatware-free software.

While we’re yet to test the device, it’s advised to wait for the phone’s reviews to get a clearer picture of how it fares in real-world use.