Jan 04, 2017 10:23 AM EST By Xien Palacios, UniversityHerald Reporter

Lenovo teases the public through the company's Twitter handle regarding the upcoming Vibe P2 which will reportedly launch in India soon. The new smartphone is said to focus on the battery life. Will it surpassed the performance of its predecessor Lenovo Vibe P1 and other phones of its kind? See full details here!

Lenovo Vibe P2 Features and Specs

Lenovo Vibe P2 has already been released in China and for the coming days, the phone is said to hit the store shelves in India. According to Gadgets NDTV, the smartphone version released in China have higher specifications compared to the ones that will be released in India, thus, a much cheaper price is expected for it.

Lenovo Vibe P2 is a dual-SIM (Nano SIM) smartphone that runs Android 6 Marshmallow out of the box and features a full-HD Super AMOLED display packed in a 5.5-inch screen. Furthermore, the smartphone is powered by a 2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 processor alongside 3GB or 4GB of RAM, specifically the LPDDR3 one, the reason why the smartphone is deemed fast.

In addition, Lenovo Vibe P2 is also said to sport a 13MP rear camera which consists of a Sony IMX258 sensor and 5MP front camera for selfie snapshots. The phone is also said to feature a 32GB of internal storage that can be expanded to 128GB thru microSD.

For the physical appearance, Lenovo Vibe P2's body is made out of metal with color variants Graphite Gray and Champagne Gold sold in China. The physical home button is located below the screen display and is integrated with fingerprint scanner.

On the other hand, handsets under the Lenovo P series are known for having bigger batteries, thus, the Lenovo Vibe P2's most notable specs is its 5100 mAh battery pack that could keep the phone awake for longer hours. This claim was supported by Lenovo's tweets saying "How often do you your way because of low phone battery? Travel fearlessly with the longest lasting battery #LenovoP2 #Powerhouse coming soon", according to The Indian Express. 

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