Samsung Exynos 7872 is the new mid-range processor by Samsung for 2018 and it has been launched together with the Meizu M6s. This SoC promises very good performance, at least according to the company. For this reason, we think it is time to compare it with the most famous midrange SoC of the last two years: Qualcomm Snapdragon 625. A chipset which has been a huge success thanks to its well-balanced performance and power efficiency. Is it worth buying Meizu M6s or the next Samsung phones with 7872 or you should stick to the old (but gold) Snapdragon 625? Let’s see it with a Exynos 7872 vs Snapdragon 625 specs and benchmark comparison.

Exynos 7872 vs Snapdragon 625

The most important difference between Samsung Exynos 7872 and Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 is represented by their cores: while Snapdragon 625 has 8 Cortex A53 CPUs, Samsung Exynos 7872 has two Cortex A73 which are more powerful and 4 Cortex A53. This should result in much better performance, and benchmarks have already confirmed it. According to Geekbench, the new Samsung SoC is much more powerful than Snapdragon 625, even beating also Huawei Kirin 659 and MediaTek Helio P20.

Even on benchmarks from AnTuTu (Meizu M6s vs Xiaomi Redmi 5 Plus), which is the most used benchmarking platform for mobile devices, Samsung Exynos 7872 has scored a higher result than its opponent. On the other hand, Snapdragon 625 might have better efficiency in terms of power consumption, even though we still can not confirm it. Further, Snapdragon 625 supports 4K video recording and playback, while its opponent does not. And the max camera resolution supported by SD625 is higher. The modems can reach the same speeds: up to 300 Mbps in download and up to 150 Mbps in upload. If we consider the performance, Samsung Exynos 7872 is a better processor.

Exynos 7872 vs Snapdragon 625: PRO and CONS

Samsung Exynos 7872

PRO

• Better performances on benchmarks
• 2x Cortex A73
• 120 fps encoding and decoding supported
• Fast charging supported

CONS

• No 4K support

Qualcomm Snapdragon 625

PRO

• Great power efficiency
• Constantly stable performances
• 4K support
• Mounted on phones with affordable prices

CONS

• Worse performances than its opponent

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