Following a prolonged teaser marketing campaign, Lava Mobiles introduced its Agni 3 smartphone in India at the moment with a number of noteworthy options. The principle attraction is across the again and it’s not the cameras however a 1.74” secondary AMOLED touchscreen.
It serves a number of functions starting from displaying notifications and permitting you to handle incoming calls, to performing as a digital camera management for taking selfies with the primary 50MP digital camera. You too can management media playback and use a number of first-party apps just like the climate, timer and step tracker.
The again additionally encompasses a 50MP foremost cam with a 1/1.55″ Sony sensor and OIS. It’s joined by an 8MP telephoto with 3x optical zoom and an 8MP ultrawide module.
Lava Agni 3 cameras and show specs
Agni 3 brings a 6.78-inch curved AMOLED show with 1.5K decision and a 120Hz refresh charge. It’s rated at 1,200 nits native peak brightness and encompasses a 16MP front-facing digital camera housed inside a punch-hole cutout. Agni 3 additionally boasts Dolby Atmos Twin stereo audio system.
The opposite key characteristic of the Agni 3 is its customizable Motion Key which provides single, double, and lengthy press performance. It could possibly function a bodily digital camera shutter button to snap footage or as a fast change between silent, mute, and ring profiles. Customers may use the Motion Key to rapidly launch any app.
Agni 3 is provided with a Dimensity 7300X and a 5,000 mAh battery with 66W charging
Agni 3 is provided with MediaTek’s Dimensity 7300X chipset and 8GB RAM with 128/256GB storage as customary. It boots Android 14 and Lava is pledging 3 Android model updates and 4 years of safety patches. Rounding out the specs is a 5,000 mAh battery with 66W quick charging.
Lava Agni 3 is available in Pristine Glass and Heather Glass colours. Pricing for the 8/128GB trim begins at INR 20,999 ($250) whereas the 8/256GB model is INR 24,999 ($300). The system is on pre-order from Amazon India and deliveries will begin on October 9.
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