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Realme has launched Realme 8 5G in India with the new MediaTek Dimensity 700 chipset, but has degraded the AMOLED display to IPS LCD and only 3 cameras at the back. What's your view on this?
You mean worst decision. Well, don't you think the processor is the most important part and a good Mediatek 5G processor could make it up for the losses?
With what 5G network?
5G network still not a part of India but it is expected in the second quarter of 2021 which is not far. So Dimensity 700 could be a good choice.
Unless it supports all the 5G bands, it is same as any other 4G phone. Wait, strike that, it is worse than any other 4G phone based on Qualcomm SoCs because of lack of custom roms and developer support.
Not many people consider these features before buying smartphones and now even Oppo has launched a 5G smartphone with the same Mediatek chipset at the same cost.
Still doesn't makes them better than Redmi Note 10 series which has oled screen.
Sounds exactly like the kind of BS a store salesman would blabber about.
Maybe he is in love with Mediatek chipsets. Most websites believe that Mediatek would stay as the top chipset provider in 2021.
This is a myth for sure. Snapdragon, Exynos, Mediatek or Kirin, they all slow down with time. And Apple makes the smartphones slow by offering updates when a new device is launched. So nobody is a saint here.
If you believe the benchmark scores, then you need to believe that all the brands play fair. Why accuse any brand like Snapdragon of cheating in the benchmark scores?
I would not favor anyone here but what you are talking about is something that Snapdragon is doing since 2013. Here is the proof. They're (Almost) All Dirty: The State of Cheating in Android Benchmarks