Smartphone Chipset Ranking

Every phone chipset in our database, ranked by performance. See how Snapdragon, Dimensity, Apple, Tensor and Exynos chips compare, then open a chipset to find the phones that use it.

31 chipsets

#Chipset

1
Apple A20 Pro AppleFlagship

Single-core
4,725

Multi-core
12,575

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3
2
Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 QualcommFlagship

Single-core
3,628

Multi-core
10,941

AnTuTu
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Phones
11
3
Exynos 2600 SamsungFlagship

Single-core
3,115

Multi-core
10,636

AnTuTu
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Phones
0
4
Dimensity 9500 MediaTekFlagship

Single-core
3,418

Multi-core
10,162

AnTuTu
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Phones
1
5
Apple A19 Pro AppleFlagship

Single-core
3,840

Multi-core
9,932

AnTuTu
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Phones
3
6
Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 QualcommFlagship

Single-core
2,864

Multi-core
9,568

AnTuTu
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Phones
0
7
Apple A19 AppleFlagship

Single-core
3,671

Multi-core
9,310

AnTuTu
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Phones
2
8
Snapdragon 8 Elite QualcommFlagship

Single-core
3,046

Multi-core
9,143

AnTuTu
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5
9
Apple A18 Pro AppleFlagship

Single-core
3,504

Multi-core
8,744

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0
10
Dimensity 9500s MediaTekFlagship

Single-core
2,670

Multi-core
8,470

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1
11
Dimensity 9400+ MediaTekFlagship

Single-core
2,657

Multi-core
8,195

AnTuTu
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Phones
0
12
Dimensity 9400 MediaTekFlagship

Single-core
2,493

Multi-core
8,068

AnTuTu
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Phones
0
13
Apple A18 AppleFlagship

Single-core
3,288

Multi-core
8,023

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1
14
Dimensity 9400e MediaTekFlagship

Single-core
2,210

Multi-core
7,439

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0
15
Google Tensor G6 GoogleFlagship

Single-core
2,690

Multi-core
7,220

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4
16
Exynos 2500 SamsungFlagship

Single-core
1,980

Multi-core
6,990

AnTuTu
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Phones
2
17
Exynos 2400 SamsungFlagship

Single-core
2,070

Multi-core
6,530

AnTuTu
1,777,870

Phones
1
18
Dimensity 8500 MediaTekUpper mid-range

Single-core
1,620

Multi-core
6,520

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Phones
2
19
Google Tensor G5 GoogleFlagship

Single-core
2,240

Multi-core
5,870

AnTuTu
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4
20
Google Tensor G4 GoogleFlagship

Single-core
1,870

Multi-core
4,520

AnTuTu
1,037,330

Phones
2
21
Exynos 1680 SamsungMid-range

Single-core
1,378

Multi-core
4,509

AnTuTu
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Phones
1
22
Exynos 1480 SamsungMid-range

Single-core
1,149

Multi-core
3,481

AnTuTu
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Phones
1
23
Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 QualcommUpper mid-range

Single-core
1,240

Multi-core
3,270

AnTuTu
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Phones
2
24
Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 QualcommMid-range

Single-core
1,010

Multi-core
2,930

AnTuTu
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Phones
1
25
Snapdragon 6s Gen 4 QualcommMid-range

Single-core
1,010

Multi-core
2,900

AnTuTu
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1
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Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 QualcommFlagship

Single-core
—

Multi-core
—

AnTuTu
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Phones
2
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Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 QualcommFlagship

Single-core
—

Multi-core
—

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Phones
1
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Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 V Series QualcommFlagship

Single-core
—

Multi-core
—

AnTuTu
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Phones
1
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Dimensity 9600 Pro MediaTekFlagship

Single-core
—

Multi-core
—

AnTuTu
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Phones
1
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Dimensity 9600M MediaTekFlagship

Single-core
—

Multi-core
—

AnTuTu
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1
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XRING O3 XiaomiFlagship

Single-core
—

Multi-core
—

AnTuTu
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Phones
1

Chipset classes explained

Flagship

The fastest chips each maker builds. Top CPU and graphics performance, advanced camera processing and the newest modems.

Snapdragon 8 series, Dimensity 9000 series, Apple A-series, Google Tensor, Exynos 2000 series

Upper mid-range

Close to recent flagships for less money. Smooth in demanding games and heavy apps.

Snapdragon 7 series, Dimensity 8000 series

Mid-range

Balanced chips for everyday apps, social media and casual gaming, often with good efficiency.

Snapdragon 6 series, Dimensity 7000 series, most Exynos 1000 series

Entry

Basic performance for calls, messaging, browsing and video in budget phones.

Snapdragon 4 series, Dimensity 6000 series, Helio G series, most Unisoc chips

How to read the scores

Scores are reference results for each chipset. The same chip can score a little differently from phone to phone, depending on cooling, clock speeds and software. These numbers also feed the Performance part of our phone scores.

Single-core: Geekbench 6. The speed of one CPU core: how quickly apps open and web pages load.
Multi-core: Geekbench 6. All CPU cores working together: multitasking, video export and other heavy work.
AnTuTu: Version 10 or newer. An overall score for the CPU, graphics, memory and storage. The graphics part matters most for games.

Phone chipsets FAQ

What is a phone chipset?

A chipset, or system on a chip (SoC), is the main processor of a phone. One chip holds the CPU, the graphics processor, the AI engine, the camera image processor and usually the modem. It sets how fast the phone feels and affects battery life.

Which phone chipset is the fastest?

Sort the ranking above by multi-core or AnTuTu score. The chipset at the top is the fastest one in our database right now. The list updates as new chips and benchmark results are added.

Is Snapdragon better than Dimensity?

It depends on the exact model and generation. Flagship chips from Qualcomm and MediaTek perform close to each other, while an older or lower-class chip can be much slower. Compare the specific chipsets in the ranking rather than the brand names.

Does the chipset affect battery life?

Yes. Newer chips built on smaller manufacturing processes usually use less power for the same work. Battery capacity, display and software still matter, so check the whole phone, not only the chip.

Why does the same phone use different chipsets in different countries?

Some makers, such as Samsung, fit different chips depending on the region. Our phone pages list the chipset of the US model, or the global model if there is no US version, and mention the other chip in the text.