Lava Agni 4 lands today with a big promise — an India-focused system-level AI called Vayu AI and flagship-class hardware. The Lava Agni 4 launch brings a 6.67-inch 1.5K AMOLED screen, MediaTek Dimensity 8350 chipset, and a 5,000mAh battery with 66W fast wired charging. Here’s what to expect and how to watch the Lava Agni 4 launch livestream.
How to watch the Lava Agni 4 launch (live)
- Date: November 20, 2025.
- Time: 12:00 PM IST.
- Where: Lava Mobiles’ official YouTube channel — search “Lava Mobiles” or click the livestream link on the company’s website.
- Tip: Bookmark the embedded livestream on tech news pages for quick replays and highlight clips.
What Lava says — Vayu AI and the India angle
Lava positions the Lava Agni 4 as more than raw specs — the device debuts Vayu AI, built for Indian users. Vayu AI is presented as a system-level assistant with modular agents for creativity, learning, emotional support, productivity and deep device control. In short: Lava aims to blend on-device AI utility with everyday tasks for local needs.
Key Lava Agni 4 specifications (confirmed)
- Display: 6.67-inch 1.5K+ AMOLED, peak brightness up to 2400 nits.
- Processor: MediaTek Dimensity 8350.
- Rear cameras: 50MP main (with OIS) + 8MP ultra-wide.
- Front camera: 50MP sensor, both front and rear support 4K@60fps video.
- Battery: 5,000mAh with 66W fast wired charging.
- Build & durability: Aluminium alloy frame, IP64 rating.
- Software: Vayu AI + expected Android base (company to confirm Android version and update policy).
- Extras: At-home demo programme, one-year replacement warranty, and home service options.
Why Vayu AI matters for India
Many brands bring “AI” tags; Lava’s pitch is specific: system-level AI tailored to Indian language use-cases and workflows. That means Vayu AI isn’t just a chat window — it’s intended to integrate with camera editing, document workflows, student learning agents and small daily comfort features (emotional-comfort agents Lava mentioned). If Lava delivers meaningful offline/on-device processing and local-language support, Lava Agni 4 could stand out in the crowded India smartphone market.
Camera expectations — real use, not just megapixels
Lava pushed two camera talking points: a 50MP main camera with OIS and a 50MP front facing camera — both claim 4K@60fps capture. That’s notable for vloggers, creators, and anyone who relies on mobile video. The presence of OIS on the main sensor should improve low-light stills and stable video. The secondary 8MP ultra-wide covers group shots and landscapes, rounding out a creator-friendly kit.
Battery & charging — longevity plus fast top-ups
A 5,000mAh battery coupled with 66W fast charging gives a sensible mix: long daily life and quick refueling. Lava’s at-home demo and one-year replacement warranty are user-focused gestures — helpful for buyers who prefer service and hand-holding when trying new brands.
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Durability & display — two practical wins
The 1.5K AMOLED panel with very high peak brightness (claimed 2400 nits) suggests great daylight visibility — important for outdoor users. The IP64 rating and aluminium alloy frame also position the Agni 4 as more durable than many mid-range phones that skip build robustness.
Software & updates — what Lava has promised
Lava has spoken about Vayu AI at the system level. Two key things to verify post-launch:
- How much on-device processing Vayu AI performs vs cloud processing (privacy and latency matter).
- Update policy — users should expect clarity on Android major updates and security patch cadence.
Price & availability — early signals and expectations
Lava hasn’t confirmed price in this pre-launch brief, but given the hardware and AI positioning, expect competitive pricing aimed at upper-mid and flagship-lite buyers in India. Watch Lava’s official channels and retail partners for exact Lava Agni 4 price in India and first-sale dates.
Reactions & what reviewers will test first
Tech reviewers will look at:
- Real-world Vayu AI use-cases (local language, offline features).
- Camera video performance at 4K/60fps and OIS effectiveness.
- Display brightness claims in sunlight tests.
- Battery+charging cycle and thermal behavior under 66W charging.
If Lava nails AI usefulness and battery/display performance, the Agni 4 could be more than a spec-sheet phone — it could be genuinely useful for Indian consumers.
what to try in the first week post-launch
- Test Vayu AI with a local language prompt.
- Record a short 4K@60fps front and rear clip to check stabilization.
- Run Brightness test outdoors against a comparable AMOLED.
- Charge from 0–50% and note time to understand 66W real-world speed.
- Check software update promise and pre-installed apps.
The Lava Agni 4, powered by MediaTek Dimensity 8350 and wrapped around Vayu AI, aims to be India-centric both in features and marketing. Strong display, OIS-backed camera, big battery and fast charging check many consumer boxes. The crucial differentiator will be how genuinely useful Vayu AI proves to be in day-to-day tasks and whether Lava sustains software support and timely updates.
Stay tuned: Global India Broadcast News watch the Lava Agni 4 launch livestream on Lava’s YouTube at 12 PM IST to see the first demos and official pricing.