Lava Bold N1 Pro against Poco C71 : Lava Bold N1 Pro and Poco C71 are new entrants into the Indian budget segment under the ₹7000 category. Both of them have a lot going for them and also have some arguments against them when it comes to this price point. So, let us see which really stands out for you.

Display and Build

Lava Bold N1 Pro sports a 6.67-inch HD+ smooth display with a refresh rate of 120Hz and an IP54 rating for some dust and water protection. Poco C71 offers slightly bigger dimensions at 6.88 inches, with HD+, and offers 170Hz of refresh rate and higher brightness up to 600 nits, with an IP52 rating for protection against dust and some splashes.

Performance and Storage

It runs on a UNISOC T606 chipset, giving you the option of 4GB RAM and 128GB storage, expandable up to 256GB via microSD. On the contrary, the Poco C71 is based on the even newer UNISOC T7250 chipset and gives you either 4GB RAM or 6GB RAM, while the options for internal storage come from either 64GB or 128GB, expandable by up to a whopping 2TB.

Camera

The optics department speaks for Lava Bold N1 Pro as it bestows a 50MP triple rear sensors setup, an 8MP front camera with screen flash, while the Poco C71 with 32MP dual rear cameras has an 8MP front camera which does not incorporate 3 lenses in its setup.

Battery and Charging

The Lava packs in a 5,000mAh battery with 10W charging; on the other hand, Nokia has a 5,200mAh battery and 15W fast charging support. Hence, speedier charging would go for the Poco.

Pricing and Availability

It’s ₹6,699 for the Lava Bold N1 Pro, and it will be sold from June 2, 2025. The 4GB+64GB version of Poco C71 was launched in April at ₹6,499 and the 6GB+128GB variant priced at ₹7,499.

Which One Should You Choose?

If you are someone who likes the quality camera with a compact design, choose Lava Bold N1 Pro.

Opt for Poco C71 if you love bragging about having a larger display, upgraded processor, greater RAM options, and faster charging.

Both handsets are undeniably beauty on a budget, so such will come down to your concern on what really matters to you about cameras, displays, and batteries.