Lava Iris 406Q

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Pros:

Good build quality, Strong performance, Powerful specs for its price, Promised upgrade to Android 4.4 KitKat

Cons:

Average display, Below par camera quality, Poor call reception

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Last revision on January 27, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Good build quality, Strong performance, Powerful specs for its price, Promised upgrade to Android 4.4 KitKat

Reviewers Didn't Like

Average display, Below par camera quality, Poor call reception

Expert reviews and ratings

The Lava Iris 406Q is a great combination of solid build quality and powerful hardware. Moreover, the sticker price of Rs 6,999 makes it an impressive value-for-money option. We really appreciate that the brand hasn't compromised on specs and quality...

By 91mobiles.com on May 23, 2014

“The compact Iris 406Q offers heavyweight specs for its asking price”After giving a tough competition to leading Indian brand Micromax with its affordable devices and dabbling in the mid-premium segment with its Pro series, Lava has set its eyes on the...

By 91mobiles.com on May 22, 2014

As I said in the beginning the Lava Iris 406Q was a promising device considering its hardware specs. But what we got in real-life is not worth recommending. The display is the worst we have seen since the Micromax Canvas Elanza A93, it has narrow viewing...

By phonebunch.com on June 12, 2014

LAVA Iris 406Q does come with a sharp screen but it looks washed out and color levels are quite pathetic. I expected camera to perform better but it turn out to be disappointing, though for a quick FB update it can be useful. Still, if you can cope up...

By techmagnifier.com on May 01, 2014