Qualcomm Snapdragon 415 vs 425 vs 618 vs 620: specs comparison

Qualcomm Snapdragon 415 vs 425 vs 618 vs 620: specs comparison

Qualcomm just unveiled its newest batch of chipsets - the Snapdragon 415, 425, 618, and 620. As usual with processors, a surplus of numbers usually drown us and one can easily get lost among all the specs. That's why we decided to treat you to a straightforward representation of the specs sheets that Qualcomm has provided. In the first table right below, you can see some of the more important specs of the new range of chipsets.

Moving on to the rest of the specs sheets, we get to compare the LTE connectivity capabilities of Qualcomm's newest. Judging from the specs, all of these (save for the Snapdragon 415) are pretty even-stevens.

We are not done yet, mind you. The rest of the connectivity features of Qualcomm newest have not slipped under our noses. As you can see, the two Snapdragon 400 representatives are endowed with similar features, and so are the ones of the 600 series.

Last, but certainly not least, we have put together the video/display capabilities of the new chipsets. Just as expected, the brand-new Snapdragon 620 is the most potent of the bunch, as it is able to record 4K video at 30 frames per second as well as 1080p one at no more than 120fps. It also supports two image signal processors (both of which can be up to 21MP in size). The show-stopping feature is its ZSL support - ZSL, if you don't know, stands for "zero shutter lag" and allows you to take a picture as soon as you tap the shutter button. Yoursalephones