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Lava Iris 504Q

Design and build

The Iris 504Q has a very minimal and almost elegant. Phone measures 140 x 73 x 8 mm. The front is quite drab with only the screen and three capacitive buttons beneath it - the menu, home and back. Confusion, however, the menu button is the graph of a button visitors printing applications, which confused us at first.The back has a matte finish rubberized plastic cover that feels nice to pick up the phone and gives to look more elegant. However, this effect of sticky bright speaker grille at the bottom of the phone. In the upper part of the back is a shooter 8 mega pixels. The following is a LED flash and noise-canceling microphone.

On the right side of the phone is the lock button, which acts as a power button, while the left side has a volume rocker. The upper part has all the ports, including a 3.5mm headphone jack and microUSB port.

Features 

This phone comes bundled with applications including a standard set of applications such as Google Play Store, which is the main source to download new applications. It also comes included with some games like Gameloft for modern combat 2. There is also a fusion music player that lets you listen and download any song, but the legality of this is questionable at best.

Smartphone runs on Android 4.2.1 Jelly Bean lacks surprising any lava peeled and IU. Under the hood, it is powered by MediaTek MT6589 processor quad-core clocked at 1.2 GHz and 1GB of RAM. This makes it a very decent to meet multiple needs.

Media

And 504Q Iris comes with two stock Android music players and one player and one dedicated called fusion developed by the lava. The player has a dedicated Multi Hulu, go with the rest of the Jelly Bean phone. The only thing for a player is a media that works not only his own music library, but also has a radio display pattern that can be used to listen to music. Stream music, you can load up on the device itself. This feature, however, seems a bit dodgy at best, and this is not only about the legality of it. Gave a couple of songs that seemed clearly erroneous results.