The battle for the entry range Android smartphone is well and truly on after Motorola started it by launching the Moto E for Rs. 6,999. It did not take long for the Indian manufacturers to "adapt" to the trend and soon we had a lot of value for money entry range smartphones and the Lava Iris X1 is one of them, probably the classiest looking of the lot. Lets check out what you get with the Lava Iris X1 for Rs. 7,999.
Design, Build Quality and Handling
Lava Iris X1 could be easily mistaken for a big iPhone 4s and that is a big compliment. Lava Iris Pro series is known for its affordable pricing, mid-range specifications and iPhone like looks. Lava have understood that looks do matter and have gone after the iPhone again with the Lava Iris X1. In terms of looks, you are sure to get that "Hey hand me your iPhone" look each time you take the Iris X1 out of your pocket. However, there are noticeable differences between the two with the choice of materials being the primary difference and the absence of the iconic iPhone home button being another. In terms of looks, there is ...
The battle for the entry range Android smartphone is well and truly on after Motorola started it by launching the Moto E for Rs. 6,999. It did not take long for the Indian manufacturers to "adapt" to the trend and soon we had a lot of value for money entry range smartphones and the Lava Iris X1 is one of them, probably the classiest looking of the lot. Lets check out what you get with the Lava Iris X1 for Rs. 7,999.
Design, Build Quality and Handling
Lava Iris X1 could be easily mistaken for a big iPhone 4s and that is a big compliment. Lava Iris Pro series is known for its affordable pricing, mid-range specifications and iPhone like looks. Lava have understood that looks do matter and have gone after the iPhone again with the Lava Iris X1. In terms of looks, you are sure to get that "Hey hand me your iPhone" look each time you take the Iris X1 out of your pocket. However, there are noticeable differences between the two with the choice of materials being the primary difference and the absence of the iconic iPhone home button being another. In terms of looks, there is ...