The 'Made-to-Order' concept for smartphones will allow customers to choose between a 2GB, 3GB, 4GB or 6GB RAM, as well as mix and match it with 32GB, 64GB & 128GB ROM. Furthermore, users can choose between a dual (13+2MP) or a triple rear camera (13+5+2MP), an 8MP or a 16MP selfie camera. One will even have the option to select the colour for the MyZ device. The phone can be 'Made-to-Order' on Lava's e-store.
"We are proud to announce the artwork of our young and passionate R&D and design team from India, which made Lava the first ever company in the world to accomplish such a unique milestone. This concept, apart from fulfilling the consumer's needs, will also make Lava a very nimble and efficient company in upstream and down-stream supply chains," said Sunil Raina, President and Business head, Lava International.
More importantly, with Z-Up, the company aims to eliminate the device upgrade cycle. "As the usage pattern of the consumer changes, they want to upgrade their phones with a higher RAM/ROM specification. At that time the consumer is left with no option but to buy a new phone with a higher feature set and is forced to spend the full cost of a new phone," said the company.
With Lava's Z-up, customers can upgrade their phone's RAM and ROM by visiting a Lava service centre, by paying an incremental charge for upgraded components.
"With this unique innovation, we will save customers' money, avoid the hassle of transferring data to a new phone, while ensuring environmental safety and offering protection from e-waste. We firmly align ourselves with the Prime Minister's vision of Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat with zero defect and zero effect" added Raina.
MyZ & Z-up series will be powered with a MediaTek Helio G35 Octa-core processor and will have a stock Android 10 user interface. On the hardware front, the phone will have a waterdrop notch, HD+ display of 6.5" (16.55 cm) with Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection. They will ship with a 5,000 mAH battery and Type-C charging port.
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