Its been quite a while since we have heard about a new flagship from Vivo. Rivals like OPPO, Huawei, LeTV have all announced multiple flagships this year, but we are yet to see a new product from the company that can compete with today’s high end smartphones. Although Vivo is has not yet revealed anything officially about its new flagship, most probably the Vivo XPlay 5S, earlier today a new set of images along with possible specifications of the device were leaked online.

According to this leak, the Vivo XPlay 5S will feature very high-end specifications. It is said that the phone will come with an all metal body with a display like the Galaxy S6 Edge, curved on both the sides. The back is also a bit curved which should help in the ergonomics since its going to be a big flagship. The display size is expected to be 6-inches with a massive resolution of 4K, competing with the likes of the Xperia Z5.

Other specs are also expected to be high-end. Under the hood, the phone should come with Snapdragon 820 with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage. There should be a 21MP camera at the back, along with a fingerprint sensor right below it. You can see the sensor below the camera unit in the renders above. Up front, you can expect a 12MP camera. The XPlay 5S is rumored to feature a large 4000mAh battery to power these high-end specs.

Along with these images, another set of alleged images of the XPlay 5S were leaked recently showing off a slightly different design. This particular phone had an all metal body with laser autofocus, color temperature flash and fingerprint ID at the back. Unfortunately, this leak doesn’t say anything about the specifications of the device.

We can’t really confirm which one is the real deal until Vivo comes out and announces the device. However, as of now, the company has not announced any plans for the same. So looks like we will have to wait for some more time until we can get official information about this beast.

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Yesterday, we came to know that Vivo was working on a new flagship that could feature 2.5D round glass and a premium metal built. Now, it looks like the first possible images of the Vivo XPlay5S have been spotted.

Within a day of the confirmation, a user on Weibo has leaked three new images of the possible premium flagship. The device is said to feature a 2.5D curved frame with a double sided glass design.

From the images, we can see that the device is rounder than its predecessors, still looks extremely well built. Once again, like most recent Vivo devices, the body is extremely thin, which you can confirm from one of the images.

As for the display, the bezels on the sides look thin, but still its not as thin as the LeTV X900 or the new OPPO device that we have seen lately in leaks. However, the bezels are slimmer than most phones in the market right now, and the top and bottom bezels are too acceptable, despite the capacitive buttons at below the display.

You can see the Vivo branding at the back as well as the top left corner of the device up front. The speakers will be located at the bottom with the MicroUSB port in between.

Previous leaks have reported that the Vivo XPlay 5S will feature a 6-inch display with 2K resolution and Snapdragon 805 processor. There will be 3GB of RAM and 32GB on internal storage. The rear 13MP camera will have OIS while there will be an 8MP shooter up front.

XPlay series smartphones are known for their high quality sound performance, so expect the Vivo XPlay 5S too to continue this tradition with the top end audio chip.

Unfortunately, Vivo is not exactly an affordable smartphone manufacturer. Instead, the company focuses on quality workmanship and hardware on their smartphones offering at a premium price tag.

Anyways, we just have to wait for a month more to get official details as it is said that the company will announce the Vivo Xplay 5S flagship in May.

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