Lava Blaze X will be launched in India soon. The company has released a teaser for its next device, the Blaze X, but has not yet announced its launch schedule. Meanwhile, alleged live images of the new Lava smartphone have appeared on the Internet. This model is said to be from the Lava Blaze series, but its full name is currently unknown. The leaked images show the rear design of the device, which could be the company’s next launch in the country.
Lava Blaze X has been launched in India
Lava India has released a series of teasers hinting at the impending launch of a new smartphone. The first image shows a side view of the phone, arranged in the shape of the letters “ ” in black tone. It shows the device with a curved display and a slightly raised rear camera module. The volume and power buttons are also located on the right edge of the phone.
The second teaser image of the phone shows a top view of the upcoming Lava smartphone. In this photo, all four phones are seen from the same angle, in the same beige color and arranged to look like the letter X again. The image shows that the phone has a circular rear camera module in the middle.
The Amazon microsite now confirms the name “Blaze X” for the device. Lava Blaze X release date will be announced in the coming days.
Lava Blaze mobile design leaked
Live images of the upcoming Lava Blaze phone have been leaked by 91Mobiles. Looking at the back of the phone, you can see that it has a round camera module in the middle. The name of the terminal was not revealed in the publication, so we do not know if it is Lava Blaze X or not. However, the design and color options suggest that the leaked device could be the next Blaze device.
The leaked images suggest that the Lava Blaze camera island is black in contrast to the beige of the rest of the back panel. The engraving on the bottom of the panel also confirms this phone’s 5G connection.
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