Lava Play Ultra under 16000 returns at ₹15,998 with Dimensity 7300

Lava Play Ultra under 16000 is back in stock at ₹15,998, and that makes it one of the more notable budget 5G options right now. The phone also brings a 6.7-inch FHD+ 120Hz AMOLED display, Android 15, and a Dimensity 7300 chip, which is not common in this price range.

Lava Play Ultra EMI offer starts at ₹791 with Axis Bank credit cards

The Lava Play Ultra EMI offer gives buyers a lower entry point, with 24-month payments starting at ₹791 a month on select Axis Bank credit cards. For shoppers looking at the Lava Play Ultra price in India under ₹16,000, that monthly option may be easier to manage than paying the full amount at once. It also keeps the phone in view for people comparing budget Android models where 5G support and AMOLED panels are still not standard together.

The return of the phone at this price matters because many devices in this segment still rely on older 4G hardware. Lava is positioning the Play Ultra as a budget 5G phone with a display and software package that feels a little more current than what is usually seen at this level. Android 15 is part of that appeal, especially for buyers who want a newer software base without moving into a much higher price band.

64MP OIS camera, 5000mAh battery and 33W charging round out the spec sheet

On the hardware side, the Lava Play Ultra keeps the spec sheet focused on practical everyday use. The rear camera setup includes a 64MP OIS camera phone arrangement with a 5MP macro lens. That combination should cover the basics for users who care about a main camera with optical image stabilisation, while the macro lens adds a secondary option for close-up shots.

The battery is rated at 5,000mAh, and charging support goes up to 33W. That is a familiar pairing in the budget segment, but it remains useful for buyers who want a phone that can handle a full day of use without needing constant charging. Stereo speakers are also included, which gives the device a more complete feel for media playback and general use.

Other included features are an in-display fingerprint scanner and IP64 resistance. Those are not headline-grabbing details on their own, but they add to the overall value proposition. In a category where many phones still leave out small convenience features, this spec mix helps the Play Ultra look more balanced.

For shoppers comparing budget 5G phones, the Lava Play Ultra stands out mainly because of the combination it offers rather than any single spec. A Dimensity 7300 AMOLED phone with a 120Hz panel, Android 15, 64MP OIS camera, and 5,000mAh battery is still relatively uncommon around this price. The back-in-stock status at ₹15,998, plus the EMI option on select Axis Bank credit cards, makes it easier for buyers to consider without stretching the budget too far.

As always, availability and payment options can shift, so buyers will want to check the current listing before making a decision. But based on the listed price and features, the Lava Play Ultra is clearly aimed at people who want a well-rounded budget 5G phone without moving above the ₹16,000 mark.