Snapdragon 680 vs Unisoc T606

The Snapdragon 680 and the Unisoc T606 are both entry-level chips, made by Qualcomm and Unisoc. In Geekbench 6, the Snapdragon 680 is 4% faster in multi-core (1,420 vs 1,370) and 11% faster in single-core.

Qualcomm Entry

Snapdragon 680

#120 of 130 chipsets · 2 phones

Unisoc Entry

Unisoc T606

#123 of 130 chipsets · 1 phone

Benchmarks head to head

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Multi-core Geekbench 6

Snapdragon 680 +4%
Snapdragon 680 1,420
Unisoc T606 1,370

Single-core Geekbench 6

Snapdragon 680 +11%
Snapdragon 680 420
Unisoc T606 380

Higher is better. Bars are relative to the faster chip in each test. A dash means we don’t have a reliable result for that chip yet.

Key facts

Specs from the chip makers. The better result in each benchmark is highlighted.

Snapdragon 680Unisoc T606
Maker Qualcomm Unisoc
Class Entry Entry
Announced Oct 2021 —
Process 6 nm TSMC —
CPU 8 cores 4× 2.4 GHz + 4× 1.9 GHz —
Max CPU speed 2.4 GHz —
GPU Adreno 610 —
5G modem 4G only —
Place in our ranking #120 of 130 (better) #123 of 130
Geekbench 6 single-core 420 (better) 380
Geekbench 6 multi-core 1,420 (better) 1,370
Phones in our database 2 phones 1 phone
Best-rated phone Samsung Galaxy A05s 4.5 Motorola Moto E13 3.8
Lowest US launch price $150 Motorola Moto G Play (2024) —
Newest phone Motorola Moto G Play (2024) Jan 2024 Motorola Moto E13 Jan 2023

Phones with the Snapdragon 680

2 phones in our database, best rated first.

Phones with the Unisoc T606

1 phone in our database, best rated first.

Snapdragon 680 vs Unisoc T606: FAQ

Which is faster, the Snapdragon 680 or the Unisoc T606?

In Geekbench 6, the Snapdragon 680 is 4% faster in multi-core (1,420 vs 1,370) and 11% faster in single-core. Real-world speed also depends on how well each phone keeps the chip cool and on its software.

Which phones use the Snapdragon 680 and the Unisoc T606?

The Snapdragon 680 powers 2 phones in our database, including the Samsung Galaxy A05s and Motorola Moto G Play (2024). The lowest US launch price with this chip is $150, for the Motorola Moto G Play (2024). The Unisoc T606 powers one phone in our database: the Motorola Moto E13.

Where do these benchmark scores come from?

They are reference results for each chip: the median of several Geekbench 6 runs on retail phones. The same chip can score a little differently from phone to phone, depending on cooling, clock speeds and software.

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