Lava Yuva Star debuts in India as a budget product for the thrifty

Lava Yuva Star - cheap, but with sense

The popular Lava brand in India has introduced a new, budget smartphone Lava Yuva Star to the local market, offered with home service.

Apparently, in India, it is worth taking care of even the buyers of the cheapest smartphones, because Lava has decided to offer service for a new smartphone without leaving home. The courier picks up the damaged phone from the indicated address and, after repairing it, delivers it back. This is surprising because we are not talking about a flagship smartphone costing thousands, but about a cheap design offered for 6.5 thousand rupees, i.e. 80 dollars or 70 euros! Of course, for this amount of money it is difficult to expect a smartphone to be technically advanced. Lava Yuva Star has a 6.75-inch LCD screen with HD+ resolution, with a droplet cutout for the 5-megapixel selfie camera. On the back there is a camera with a 13-megapixel matrix and an unspecified additional eye - maybe a background blurr, or maybe a simple dummy...? The heart of the smartphone is the Unisoc 9863A processor, supported by a very modest memory set, 4+64 GB. You can immediately see that we are talking about Android Go - but fortunately without any additional elements. The phone is powered by a 5000 mAh battery with 10-watt charging, and access to the data (despite the low price of the whole!) is protected by a side fingerprint reader. The smartphone comes in three colours and even looks quite good. It turns out that even the cheapest phone can make some sense - for a less demanding recipient, of course...