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The Lenovo Vibe S1, P1, and P1 Pro were spotted at TENAA listing. Whilst, the Vibe X3's detailed specs are seen at GFXBench.

Lenovo will showcase different range of smartphones named Lenovo Vibe S1, Vibe X3, Vibe P1, Vibe P1 Pro and the Vibe Max. Earlier this year, Lenovo is reportedly to launch additional handsets for its Vibe series at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2015. Unfortunately, none of the expected models were launched at the event.

According to GFXBench listing, the Lenovo Vibe X3 will feature a 5.5-inch full HD display and stereo speakers. X3 will be powered with Hexa core Qualcomm (Cortex A57 - ARMv8) CPU at 1.8GHz. It will come with Lenovo Hi-Fi 3.0 software. It will sport 20 MP rear camera. Additionally, it comes in a metallic frame and has a fingerprint sensor below the rear camera.

Based on the TENAA listing of Vibe S1, it will come in 143×70.8×7.85(mm) dimension, weighing 130 grams, and with 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution. The Lenovo Vibe S1 will sport 16GB internal memory and 2GB of RAM. Moreover, it will support microSD up to 32GB.

While Lenovo Vibe P1 Pro listed on TENAA will come in 5.5-inch display, at 152.9×75.6×9.9(mm) dimension, weighing 189 grams, and with 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution, base on the TENAA listing. Additionally, Vibe P1 Pro will sport 16GB internal memory and 3GB of RAM. Plus, it will support microSD up to 128GB.

The Lenovo Vibe P1, on the other hand, will come in 5.0-inch display, at 143×72×9.35(mm) dimension, weighing 148 grams, and with 1280 x 720 pixel resolution, as listed on TENAA. Furthermore, Vibe P1 will sport 16GB internal memory and 2GB of RAM. Besides, it will support microSD up to 32GB.

Lenovo Vibe X3, P1, and P1 Pro will run the Android 5.1 Lollipop OS. Whilst, Vibe S1 will have the Android 5.0 Lollipop. However, there are suggestions that these models might have Android 6.0 marshmallow.

Since the expected launch of these new Lenovo Vibe models at MWC 2015 did not happen, there is a high possibility that it will take place at IFA 2015. However, it might also take place at a tech event in Beijing this September.