Across the world, Chinese manufacturer Vivo is fairly unknown, but that changed earlier this year when it launched the first ever device with a QHD or 2K (2560 x 1440) display. Yes, it was not LG, Samsung, nor Oppo who debuted the 2K screen. 

And as the year ends, it looks like one of the upcoming Android phones for 2015 will be the successor of this one of a kind smartphone from Vivo. 

According to a report by GSM Arena, a leaked spec sheet of the upcoming Android phone has been released. As the Vivo Xplay 3s successor (in the image), the device would surely be a sight to behold. And given the recent success of the Chinese brand to create a super thin smartphone that only has a 4.75 waistline, that could also be one of the major features of the new smartphone. 

In the report, some of the specs of this upcoming Android phone for 2015 would include a 6-inch display with QHD resolution, 3GB of RAM, the latest and most powerful Qualcomm chip to date, Snapdragon 805, a screen to body ratio of almost 80 percent (means 80 percent for the phone's front is the display), a 13MP OIS powered camera, and a 8MP wide angle lens which would surely be loved by selfie enthusiasts. 

In the report, the device will also boast a 32GB built-in memory which can be further expanded through the microSD card slot. The Vivo Xplay 3s successor would come with Android 4.4.4 Kit Kat with the company's Funtouch UI on top. 

In case you are a fan of the company's new X5 Max, the new device will allegedly boast a very slim 5.68mm waistline. Considering the phone's display size at 6 inches, that is certainly another feat for the Chinese brand. 

So, are you interested in taking home this new high-end phablet when it gets released by the end of the year or early in 2015?