Lenovo has made quite a few changes in it’s A and Vibe series and recently outed the two smartphones. The former is cheap handset with moniker Lenovo A Plus while Lenovo (Vibe) P2 comes with stronger specs and is inclined towards upper-midrange.

The Lenovo A Plus sports a more compact 4.5-inch display with a meek resolution of 480 x 854 running on MediaTek’s 1.3 GHz MT6580 SoC. Inside should be a frugal RAM accompanying an internal storage of 8 GB which is backed by microSD card slot. Driving is the 2000mAh battery that gives life to the handset. Also, the handset has 5MP snapper with LED flash that adorns the back, and 2MP front-facer for handling video chats and capturing Selfies.

The Lenovo A Plus is currently available in US with €69 ($77), and the dual-SIM version is priced at €79 ($88).

Lenovo P2 is the successor of Lenovo Vibe P1, and comes with whopping battery just like its predecessor. The company has bumped the battery to slightly 5100mAh, while running on newer Snapdragon 625 SoC which ditches the earlier Snapdragon 615. The P2 further carries 5.5-inch display with a pixel resolution of 1080 x 1920. The device can do super multitasking with 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB expandable storage.

The rest of Lenovo P2 specs include fingerprint sensor and a 5MP front facer accompanying 13MP Sony shooter at the rear.

The release and full price details are yet to come. Stay Tuned to learn more.