Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 โ an 4-core chipset that was announced on November 10, 2015, and is manufactured using a 14-nanometer process technology. It has 2 cores Kryo at 2150 MHz and 2 cores Kryo at 1593 MHz.
Review
CPU Performance
12
Gaming Performance
4
Battery life
58
NanoReview Score
20
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Benchmarks
Performance tests in popular benchmarks
AnTuTu 11
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As with other people in the comments, I've got good memories of this chipset. The LG G5 was a fantastic phone quite ahead of its time and was powered by this Snapdragon 820. The removable battery was quite easy to replace and commuity custom ROMs made it so I could still use it for a bit longer after LG dropped out of the mobile market. Back then I feel like manufacturers actually gave a crap about making a phone meant to last. Of course, I replaced it a while ago since it was outdated, but I have quite fond memories of the G5.
The chipset is great. But it gives 5 fps. And the score is 888 on 3d mark. OnePlus 3 (a3003) please correct it.
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_SuruDecember 4, 2024 at 03:45 PM
i have owned a Le Max 2 (Leeco brand from china) for the last 7 years. bought it right at the time it released, for about 850$ and it is the best experience of having a phone back then. I love all about it, but unfortunately, 820 is outdated, and my screen is dead so i have to upgrade, though for most games it is still kicking. It is the greatest phone ive own, and i still keep it in a glass box to remember about those good old day ive spent with this phone. RIP my first wife.
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NupSeptember 26, 2024 at 09:53 PM
I have owned a Galaxy S7 Edge for over 5 years. It was one of THE best android smartphones. Is powered by this exact CPU/GPU chipset.
Unfortunately, a dying battery and limited software support (Android 8) is forcing me to upgrade. It is an amazing machine, but it's outclassed nowadays. RIP Galaxy S7 Edge, you will be remembered as one of the best. (Not to be confused with the Note 7)