NEW DELHI: Lava's official store lists the Blaze Curve at Rs 17,999 with 128GB storage and Rs 18,999 with 256GB storage, both with 8GB physical RAM. All listed combinations of storage and colour were marked out of stock, so the prices do not confirm an immediately available order.
| RAM and storage | Colour | Listed price | Store availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8GB / 128GB | Viridian Glass | Rs 17,999 | Out of stock |
| 8GB / 128GB | Iron Glass | Rs 17,999 | Out of stock |
| 8GB / 256GB | Iron Glass | Rs 18,999 | Out of stock |
| 8GB / 256GB | Viridian Glass | Rs 18,999 | Out of stock |
The price changes with storage
Viridian Glass and Iron Glass are the colours recorded on the official product page. Each has the same price at a given storage capacity. The table includes every combination in the page's public variant records, rather than treating the entry price as the amount for all versions.
The memory distinction is straightforward. Both storage choices use the same advertised physical RAM capacity, while the internal storage moves from 128GB to 256GB. Lava's specifications list expandable storage as unavailable, making the built-in capacity a fixed part of the configuration.
The shop continues to display prices even though its catalogue and variant records mark the phone unavailable. These are therefore official-store listed amounts, with stock status stated alongside them. They do not establish pricing or availability at an independent shop, nor a date for new stock.
What the curved screen specification says
Lava specifies a 6.67-inch curved AMOLED display with 2400 x 1080 resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. Widevine L1 support also appears in the official description. The curved design and the panel technology are shared model specifications, rather than features reserved for the larger-storage version.
The detailed display table separates standard maximum brightness from maximum brightness under sunlight. Lava gives those figures as 500 nits and 800 nits respectively, both described as typical. Keeping the labels matters because a brightness number without its test condition can imply more than the manufacturer states.
Lava lists stereo speakers and Dolby Atmos support. Together with the display specifications, these describe the phone's screen and audio hardware. They do not amount to a comparative review of speaker quality, streaming performance or how the display looks beside another handset.
Processor, RAM and the camera arrangement
The Blaze Curve uses a MediaTek Dimensity 7050 processor. The store specifies LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.1 storage. Those labels identify the memory technologies used in this model; they do not mean the larger-storage variant has a different processor or a separate camera system.
Lava advertises 8GB of physical RAM alongside an expandable RAM allocation. The footnote identifies the additional allocation separately. This guide uses the physical figure in each table row, avoiding a combined figure that would blur the difference between installed RAM and the expansion feature.
The company's main product page identifies a 64MP main camera with a Sony sensor, an 8MP ultrawide camera and a 2MP macro camera. A 32MP camera handles the front-facing role. These specifications provide a clearer description than referring simply to the number of rear cameras.
The official page continues to describe Android 13 as the software basis. That is the documented product specification, rather than confirmation of the latest update installed on a particular handset. No claim about a currently rolling out software version has been added to the price list.
Battery, charging and the stock qualification
The battery specification is 5000mAh typical capacity. Lava lists a 33W charger and Type-C cable in the charging information. The product page also publishes test-based endurance figures, but the battery capacity and charging rating alone do not determine runtime for an individual user.
Fingerprint recognition and face unlock appear in the detailed features. Lava lists a one-year handset warranty and six months for accessories. Those periods are the published product-page terms; they should not be expanded into a promise that every repair or accidental damage claim is covered.
There is no verified delivery commitment attached to the listed prices in this snapshot. The useful distinction is between the documented configuration and a unit available to fulfil an order. The official links below establish the former, while the out-of-stock labels explain the limit on the latter.
Official sources: Blaze Curve official-store prices; Blaze Curve specifications; Lava smartphone catalogue.
