New Delhi, July 25, 2025: Lava International Limited, the leading homegrown smartphone manufacturer, today announced the launch of the Blaze Dragon 5G, marking its first offering under the ₹10,000 segment with a Snapdragon chipset, exclusively on Amazon. The latest entrant in the 5G portfolio is designed for today’s youth with power and performance. Featuring the Snapdragon® 4 Gen 2 Mobile, the smartphone is available in Golden Mist and Midnight Mist colour options and comes in 4GB + 128GB with virtual RAM support. The device will go on sale exclusively on Amazon starting August 1, 2025, at 12 AM.
Speaking on the launch, Mr. Sumit Singh, Head – Product, Lava International Limited, said, “Blaze Dragon 5G is our first offering with a Snapdragon chipset, which reflects Lava’s commitment to quality and meeting consumer expectations. Our product strategy for the sub-₹10,000 segment has been to revolutionize the smartphone experience through design, performance, and pricing. Dragon 5G is built to deliver the ruthless power and performance the youth seek today, along with features that truly make it a reliable all-day companion.”
“We are delighted to add the Lava Blaze Dragon 5G to the expanding portfolio of 5G smartphones on Amazon.in. The Blaze Dragon’s impressive Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 processor, UFS 3.1 storage, and clean Android 15 experience exemplify great value for money and innovation for customers looking to upgrade their mobile phones. At Amazon.in, we are proud to bring this cutting-edge 5G smartphone to every corner of the country during the upcoming Amazon Great Freedom Festival starting Aug 1st.” – Tanmay Shah, Category Leader – Smartphones, Accessories and Post Purchase Services.
The Blaze Dragon is built for speed, stability, and a seamless experience. Backed by UFS 3.1 storage, 4GB + 4GB* RAM the phone is engineered for effortless multitasking. It features a large 6.74-inch immersive display, a 50MP AI rear camera, a 5000mAh battery with 18W fast charging, and runs on the latest Stock Android 15 with zero bloatware.