The S1 family from Vivo was a big hit when it was released in 2019. But the lineup never grew past that point for some reason. We hear the company might try to resurrect the global S series in 2026, after 7 years. This is everything we know about the Vivo S2 series.
The leaker on X forgets to mention that the Vivo S series didn’t really die in 2019. It lived on in China, and it’s currently sitting at Vivo S50, which is a semi-flagship phone. This report is all about the global S series. We hear the new devices are allegedly from the Vivo S2 series.
There’s no telling how many devices are actually a part of this S2 group here. No specs were mentioned either. The source actually has a good enough track record, claiming legitimacy on his part. And many publications have already cited his leak.
We are giving the leaker the benefit of the doubt. Perhaps, the rumor mill will start looking into the Vivo S2 series to share more info about it. So we’ll be monitoring the internet for new leaks after today. Anyway, if the newcomers are anything like the Vivo S1, they are possibly in the mid-range. For more updates of Vivo mobile prices in Pakistan visit our website.
They had released Vivo S1 and S1 Pro back in the day. They were both AMOLED handsets, no fancy refresh rates, and the resolutions were 1080p FHD+. The screens were actually smaller, 6.38” notched panels. The Pro version had a Snapdragon 665. Vivo S1 was not much weaker, though, with its Helio P65.
They had differences in cameras. Vivo S1 brought a 16MP sensor, which was decent enough at the time. But the S1 Pro was really high-end, having a 48MP rear unit. They had 8MP ultrawides and a 32MP selfie unit as well.
By the way, the design did not look similar at all on these devices. The S1 Pro’s body was built out of an aluminum frame. The other non-Pro version was plastic. Each had a 4500mAh cell, and the charging maxed out at 18W. These were mid-tier specs at the time. We are assuming the new Vivo S2 phones will try to maintain that position. Keep watching the news for updates.