Four new Snapdragon chipsets unveiled for mid-range and entry-level phones

26 October 2021
The Snapdragon 778G+ and 695 will cater to the premium mid-range market, while the 680 and 480+ aim at more affordable models.

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  • 28 Jun 2022

Samsung phones are very expensive what is the reason. but xiaomi is valid for money.

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    • 22 Jan 2022

    SD695 looks more like a SD740 than an SD6 series chipset

      Anonymous, 19 Dec 2021Those are literally weaker than the 860, just because it�... moreToday is all about 5g, sadly, so more expensive SOCs and phones are waiting for us. The 860 was a unique opportunity.

        Wews, 18 Dec 2021Well, those new socs are weaker than sd 860's gpuThe Snapdragon 860 was a one time benefit I guess. I too own a Poco X3 Pro. So believe me I know.

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          • 01 Jan 2022

          2022 Poco m5 pro 4g version very big possible using SD680 soc.Let's waiting the results..cheers

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            • 19 Dec 2021

            Cris Jim, 12 Nov 2021but i'm not interested in snapdragon 860 anymore becau... moreThose are literally weaker than the 860, just because it's old doesn't instantly write it off, sure it's 2 years old, but it's a 2 year old flaghsip not a midranger they just threw together

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              • 18 Dec 2021

              Cris Jim, 12 Nov 2021but i'm not interested in snapdragon 860 anymore becau... moreWell, those new socs are weaker than sd 860's gpu

                but i'm not interested in snapdragon 860 anymore because it's an old processor

                what i'm interested now is how the new snapdragon 778G+ & 695 processors perform in gaming :D

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                  • 11 Nov 2021

                  Cris Jim, 11 Nov 2021Actually 860 has the same GPU power with 855+ The antut... moreAntutu rankings and scores are usually very misleading. They always fluctuate and change with versions. If you look at frame rates in actual games and proper gaming tests like in GFXbench, you will see the 860 in Poco X2 Pro doesn't hold up well against 7T.

                    Syn, 10 Nov 2021Poco X3 Pro isnt an accurate gauge of 860/855+ powers. My O... moreActually 860 has the same GPU power with 855+

                    The antutu ranking as of October 2021 indicated that the realme x2 pro GPU score is now higher than the GPU score of poco x3 pro but the oneplus 7t GPU score sits far away behind from these two devices

                    The previous antutu ranking (September 2021) indicated that the poco x3 pro GPU score is higher than the realme x2 pro GPU score

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                      • 10 Nov 2021

                      Cris Jim, 03 Nov 2021No, checkout the device comparison of Mi 11 Lite 5G(snapdra... morePoco X3 Pro isnt an accurate gauge of 860/855+ powers. My OnePlus 7T with 855+ scored about 20% higher in the same GPU tests compared to X3 Pro. In that case, X3 Pro is just an underperforming phone like some of the Pixels in the past.

                        Syn, 03 Nov 2021No, it can't achieve lot higher fps than 780g and it w... moreNo, checkout the device comparison of Mi 11 Lite 5G(snapdragon 780G) vs Poco X3 Pro(snapdragon 860) in notebookcheck.net & you'll see the FPS differences in pubg, asphalt 9 & armajet

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                          • 03 Nov 2021

                          Cris Jim, 29 Oct 2021The GPU of the new 778G+ is now more powerful than the GPU ... moreNo, it can't achieve lot higher fps than 780g and it will probably be a bit lower than 855 plus/860. In real world gaming experience, all 3 would be practically identical since no games actually run at high enough frame rates on phones to make a difference.

                            Syn, 28 Oct 2021That's not how that math works. Let's say 768G h... moreI also hope that the 778G+ GPU packs more GFLOPS than the GFLOPS of 860 GPU

                              As a user of both the 662 and the 665 chipsets, the 680 appears to be a solid upgrade- from 2.0 Ghz to 2.4. Except for the X11 LTE modem, which makes little sense, The speed of the modem is still plenty, so whatever. I would recommend this chipset also for those, including myself, who care little about 5G.

                                The GPU of the new 778G+ is now more powerful than the GPU of 780G, this will be better in gaming that can achieve a lot higher FPS compared to 860 & 780G.

                                And the GPU of 695 is also now more powerful than the GPU of 750G this could also achieve higher FPS in gaming compared to 750G

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                                  • 29 Oct 2021

                                  AlienKiss, 28 Oct 2021Why so many! ? Why can't they make 3 processors every ... moreLikely binning. One common design that can be scaled up or down depending on manufacturing quality. See the different M1 Pro SKUs for a more dramatic example.

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                                    • 29 Oct 2021

                                    Seems very iterative but the 6nm node is fantastic news for budget offerings.

                                      Syn, 28 Oct 2021That's not how that math works. Let's say 768G h... moreOkay well then let's see the real performance test someday

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                                        • 28 Oct 2021

                                        Cris Jim, 27 Oct 2021No! Actually the 778G+ now has the more powerful CPU & ... moreThat's not how that math works.
                                        Let's say 768G hits 100 fps in Game X. Going by your own math, If 778G is 40% faster than 768G it will hit 140 fps. If 780G is 50% faster than 768G it will hit 150 fps.
                                        778G+ is 20% faster than 778G. So, it will be 158 fps. Which is about 5% faster than 780G.