Do medium and high-end mobile phones need to be equipped with flagship chips? It's getting more and more introverted!

Due to the consideration of technology and cost, the price of mobile phones is getting higher and higher. However, for different consumer groups, major mobile phone manufacturers will launch their own high-end, mid-range and low-end mobile phones. The higher the price of high-end mobile phones is, the higher the price will be. However, in recent years, the flagship processor has been installed on the mid and low-end mobile phone market, which means that the cost is getting smaller and smaller, Come and see the following news!

With the recent announcement by Qualcomm that the new generation Snapdragon 8 Gen2 will be officially scheduled to hold the Snapdragon Technology Summit from November 15 to November 17, a new round of competition among Android manufacturers is about to begin. On November 1, a digital blogger said that the performance competition of the new generation of Android flagship medium and high-end mobile models would be very fierce.

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A few days ago, a digital blogger sent an article saying: "The flagship processors are used in the middle and high-end mass transit series under the main attack line of Blue Green Yao. The top one is naturally the Snapdragon 8+Gen1, which is about to become the second flagship core, followed by the Tianji 8200, with better performance and power consumption." This shows that Vivo, OPPO and Gloria's offline flagship of medium and high-end will use Snapdragon 8+Gen1, Tianji 8200 and other processors. This also means that the performance, especially the energy consumption ratio, of the new generation of offline mid and high-end flagship models has significantly improved compared with this generation.

According to the blogger, the main models of these brands are vivo S series, OPPO Reno series and Glory Digital series models. The current versions of these models mostly use Snapdragon 778G Plus, the new generation Snapdragon 7 or MediaTek 8000 series chips. However, these mid tier chips are much weaker than the Snapdragon 8+Gen1 and Tianji 8200 that may appear in the next iteration models. In particular, as the flagship core of today, Snapdragon 8+Gen1 has significantly improved its performance and power consumption compared with the previous generation, and is fundamentally different from the Snapdragon 778G Plus and the new generation Snapdragon 7.

If the chip really has such a big improvement, the price of some Android manufacturers' new generation high-end flagship models may also increase. However, the improvement of chip performance can bring many benefits to the user experience of mobile phones, depending on the performance of these offline models in other configurations.

With the continuous progress of technology, the R&D and production costs of processors will certainly decline gradually. Of course, more excellent processors will be announced. The chips and other configurations used by different levels of mobile phones are constantly updated. Today's article will cover that. Thank you for watching.