
Compare all 3 variants across stores
| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Ellora Slate · 128 GB | ₹23,999 | Not sold |
| Heritage Indigo · 128 GB | ₹23,999 | Not sold |
| Makrana Ivory · 128 GB | ₹23,999 | Not sold |
The ZuPick verdict
The Lava Virat Curve 5G gets the essentials right with a smooth AMOLED display, strong battery life and above-average everyday performance. It is easier to recommend for battery-focused users than for buyers who want stronger cameras or more future-proof memory.
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₹23,999
₹23,999
Pros & cons
It scores about 876,000 on AnTuTu, which is comfortably above the middle of what this price usually delivers. App switching, daily use and casual to moderately heavy gaming should feel smooth.
The 6000 mAh battery is a real strength in this range. It should comfortably last a full day of heavy use and can stretch further with lighter use.
The curved AMOLED panel gives you deep blacks and better contrast than LCD rivals. The 120 Hz refresh rate also keeps scrolling and animations fluid.
IP64 water resistance adds some peace of mind for splashes and dust. The in-display fingerprint sensor also helps the phone feel more modern than basic mid-range options.
45W charging is only average here, and a full charge in 92 minutes feels long for a phone with this battery size. Rivals with faster top-ups are more convenient if you charge in short bursts.
The 50 MP main camera should do fine in daylight, but this is not a versatile camera phone. There is no telephoto reach, so zoom shots rely on digital crop and lose detail quickly.
6 GB RAM is workable, but it is not generous at this price. Heavier multitasking and longer-term use are where 8 GB rivals have a clearer advantage.
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