Boltt Ace 5G and Boltt Evo launched in India with HD+ display and 6,000mAh battery

Boltt Ace 5G and Boltt Evo have launched in India with large 6.79-inch 120Hz HD+ displays, 6,000mAh batteries and Android 16 software. The Ace 5G starts at Rs 13,999, while the 4G-only Evo begins at Rs 10,999, giving buyers two budget options with different trade-offs on connectivity and camera hardware.

Boltt Evo 4G launch in India brings a cheaper 50MP alternative

The 4G-only Boltt Evo starts at Rs 10,999 and keeps the same 6.79-inch 120Hz screen, 6,000mAh battery and Android 16 software. It is positioned as the lower-cost choice for buyers who want a big display and long battery life without paying for 5G. The 50MP camera also makes it the simpler option in this lineup, especially for users who are looking for a budget phone and do not need the faster network support.

On paper, the Evo follows the same basic formula as the 5G model, but the lower price changes the appeal. For many budget shoppers, that difference matters more than extra connectivity. A phone like this is usually judged by the core things people notice every day: screen size, battery backup and whether the software feels current enough for regular use.

• Price: Rs 10,999
• Display: 6.79-inch 120Hz HD+ screen
• Battery: 6,000mAh
• Software: Android 16
• Camera: 50MP

Boltt Ace 5G launched in India with 6000mAh battery and 64MP camera

Boltt Ace 5G launched in India with a 6.79-inch 120Hz HD+ display, Unisoc T8200 chip, Android 16 and NFC support. The Rs 13,999 starting price puts it in the crowded 5G budget phone segment, where battery life and tap-to-pay features matter as much as raw specs. The 64MP camera is the main hardware difference compared with the Evo, while the 5G support gives it a clearer edge for buyers who want more future-ready network access.

The rest of the package stays focused on the basics. A 6,000mAh battery suggests the phone is aimed at users who want to get through the day without worrying about charging too often. The 120Hz display also fits the current budget-phone trend, where smoother scrolling is now common even at lower price points. With Android 16 on board, the device also arrives with a newer software base than many entry-level phones in the same segment.

NFC support is another point that stands out in this price range. It does not change the core identity of the phone, but it adds a practical feature for users who rely on contactless payments or similar tap-based functions. In a crowded market, that kind of detail can matter almost as much as the headline specs.

• Price:Rs 13,999
• Display: 6.79-inch 120Hz HD+ screen
• Processor: Unisoc T8200
• Battery: 6,000mAh
• Camera: 64MP
• Software: Android 16
• Connectivity: NFC support

Fire-Boltt smartphones on Flipkart open with day-one discounts

Both phones go on sale on Flipkart from September 1, with launch offers cutting the Ace 5G to Rs 12,999 and the Evo to Rs 9,999. That first-sale pricing is an important part of the launch, since budget smartphones often need a strong opening offer to get attention quickly. Fire-Boltt is also pushing the phones with a dedicated Boltt Care app, which adds a service layer around the devices rather than leaving the launch to hardware alone.

For buyers, the discount changes the value split a little. The Ace 5G becomes a more affordable 5G option at launch, while the Evo drops further into the low-budget range. The timing matters too, because launch-day pricing often shapes how people compare these phones against other models in the same bracket. In a market where many budget launches fade fast, the first-sale window can be the main reason these phones get noticed at all.

• Sale platform: Flipkart
• Sale date: September 1
• Launch price of Ace 5G:Rs 12,999
• Launch price of Evo: Rs 9,999
• Extra support: Boltt Care app

Overall, the two-device strategy is straightforward. The Ace 5G is the better-equipped model with 5G, a 64MP camera and NFC, while the Evo keeps the same large screen and battery but cuts the price by focusing on 4G and a 50MP camera. That gives Fire-Boltt a cleaner way to target two different types of budget buyers without changing the core design language too much.