A performance preview, courtesy of the OnePlus Nord, Moto Edge, and Vivo X50 Pro
The evidence that Google was planning to go for a Snapdragon 765G in the anticipated Pixel 5 raised quite a few hackles. Up until now, all of Google`s flagship-level Pixel phones have used high-end 800 series chipsets, and many feared that the switch would result in diminished performance. On paper, that might be true, but we`ve been using a couple of Snapdragon 765G-powered phones for the last few weeks — namely, the OnePlus Nord and Vivo X50 Pro — and, frankly, we`re not worried. Read More The Pixel 5 might have a lower-end chipset, but we`re not worried, and here`s why was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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