Published: 2014-12-06, Author: Aman , review by: nothingwired.com
Abstract: Updated as on December 2014. Don't forget to bookmark this page, as we will be updating it regularly.‘ Always carry your camera with you, if you don't want to miss any moment .' This is a common advice given to photographers. However, it is not always pra...
Has a great front camera with LED flash, Decent battery back up, Decent looks and storage
Ain't the best gaming device in its segment, Rear camera isn't that great
The best aspect of Lava Iris X5 is undoubtedly its 5 megapixel front camera. Since it has an LED flash in the front as well, you can take great selfies in relatively low light too. The second best aspect, which also makes it one of the best phones in sub-...
Sleek design, OTB supported, Good camera performance, Bright and vivid screen, Improved battery life
Of course not for high end gaming, Laggy performance, Average touch response
Lava Iris X5 has been added with the same Broadcom processor found in Iris X1. Apart from camera performance, storage capacity, design, battery life and sharp display, there aren't much difference between the two handsets. But compared to the previous Iri...
The Iris X1 (4.5 inch screen with FWVGA resolution) was much better in terms of overall performance. Lava has upgraded the X1, named it the X5 with 5 inch 720p screen and 2100 mAh battery as compared to 1800 on the X1.The hardware is the same and because ...
