The Snapdragon 780G supports all the majors flavors of 5G, along with Snapdragon Sound, Wi-Fi 6E, faster performance, and more.
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 888 chip is clearly the company’s flagship CPU, powering everything from Samsung’s Galaxy S21 line to a bunch of gaming phones and whole lot more. N ow Qualcomm is announcing the new Snapdragon 780G chip, which promises to bring flagship performance to mid-range handsets. The Snapdragon 780G is the successor to last year’s 765G and 768G chips, which were featured in phones like the Pixel 5, and is a fresh update to Qualcomm’s mid-range mobile processor line. The 780G is based on a Kryo 670 CPU that Qualcomm claims is 40% faster than the 768G, with an Adreno 642 GPU capable of supporting screens with up to 144Hz refresh rates.
