Xiaomi has set aside the end of March to announce new smartphones and devices, including the My 11 Ultra, Mi 11 Pro and Mi 11 Lite. In the latter, the Chinese company opted for the new Snapdragon 780G, which has 5G connectivity. Those interested in future Google devices, such as the Pixel 6, should keep an eye on the performance of this processor, as it is a strong candidate to equip devices from the Mountain View company.

Since last year, the Pixel line has stopped offering flagships to present mid-range devices with good camera experiences. The Pixel 5 features the Snapdragon 765G, and its successor was expected to arrive with the Snapdragon 775, which ended up being called the Snapdragon 780G. Qualcomm's new SoC is the first mid-range chip with 5G manufactured on a 5nm process, which improves energy and processing efficiency. The performance jump between generations is expected to reach somewhere between 50% and 60%.

Snapdragon 780G could be chip for Pixel 6 and Pixel 5a

Interestingly, the Snapdragon 780G could be the processor not only for the Pixel 6, but also for the Pixel 5a. Google seems to have liked the idea of ​​having more economical — and confusing — products, since their specifications are not far from those of the company's more “advanced” devices. This confusion, or consumer frustration, may have been demonstrated in a survey that revealed a sharp drop in consumer loyalty Pixel.

In any case, potential consumers of future devices can monitor the performance of this processor through the Mi 11 Lite, which is a strong candidate to provide the performance of Google's new phones, according to behind-the-scenes information and insiders. It is worth remembering that some design details of the future mid-range devices have already been anticipated. by Google Camera software.

Additionally, the Snapdragon 780C will also be present in the iQOO Z3 Pro, which should be released soon.

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