Following yesterday’s teaser on Flipkart, the Lava Bold N2 Pro is now official in India, starting at Rs 7,999. As the successor to last year’s Bold N1 Pro, this device offers similar entry-level specs tailored for first-time buyers or those seeking a secondary phone for basic tasks. For the price the Bold N2 Pro has been launched at, its key highlights include a 120Hz refresh rate-supported display and 128GB internal storage in a segment where most releases feature a 90Hz panel and 64GB storage for base variants.
The Lava Bold N2 Pro goes on sale on Flipkart on April 6th at 12 PM.
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Lava Bold N2 Pro specifications overview
The Lava Bold N2 Pro 4G gets a 6.67-inch HD+ LCD display that is capable of producing 16 million colours. Along with that, with 120Hz refresh rate support, this should translate to smooth scrolling during daily use. While the entire build of the phone is made out of polycarbonate and IP54 certified, the phone will be available in Eclipse Grey and Aurora Gold colourways.
Running under the hood is the Unisoc T7250 processor, the same chipset that powers the recently released Realme P4 Lite 4G. Lava claims the hardware of the Bold N2 Pro can acheive over 2,40,000 on AnTuTu benchmark, clearly indicating entry-level performance. In our experience with the P4 Lite 4G, the handset was able to keep up with basic use cases, such as chatting on WhatsApp, watching videos, and scrolling on Instagram. However, when it comes to playing even medium-tier games, the performance may suffer after a while.
The major highlight of the Lava Bold N2 Pro comes in the form of 128GB internal storage support, which is not commonly found on phones under Rs 10,000, especially after the recent memory price hikes. Having a large storage capacity will allow users to store tons of images and media without worrying too much about running out of space.
The optics on the Bold N2 Pro are taken care of by a 50MP primary camera and an 8MP front camera, while a 5,000mAh battery keeps the show running. Apart from that, the phone boots up Android 15 and runs on bloatware-free software, resulting in a clean user interface out of the box.
Is the Lava Bold N2 Pro worth considering?
Coming in a sole storage option with 4GB RAM and 128GB storage at Rs 7,999, the Lava Bold N2 Pro edges out the Realme P4 Lite 4G and Tecno Spark Go 3 by offering more value for the price. Both handsets feature the same Unisoc T7250 processor, but are priced a tier above the Lava Bold N2 Pro at Rs 9,999 and Rs 8,999, respectively.
Therefore, if you’re seeking a budget smartphone with 128GB in-built storage for storing media, documents, files, and even apps, the Lava Bold N2 Pro at Rs 7,999 could be a valid option for you. However, it’s always advised to wait for the reviews to get a clearer picture of how the phone fares in key aspects, like cameras, performance, and battery life.
