This might dominate the budget phone market!

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Get ready to dive into the world of the Snapdragon 7+ Gen 2! In this video preview, we'll explore the key features, performance, and efficiency of this new powerful smartphone chip. Discover how the 7+ Gen 2 revolutionizes mobile gaming for budget phones and flagship killers. You won't want to miss this in-depth look at the new midfield king!
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Video Chapters
0:00 Intro
1:43 Brilliant Intro
3:00 Architecture
5:52 CPU Performance/Efficiency
7:23 GPU Performance/Efficiency
8:26 Gaming
9:57 Outro
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This video was sponsored by Brilliant

[miekadriaens]

You guys really have the very best graphs, very informative and intuitive. The perf per watt lines are what I come here for

[dolan_darkerest]

Geekerwan casually regularly coming and dropping some of the most detailed and useful information for choosing a phone indirectly and leaving

[kurejirin]

I hope it gets even cheaper with the time

[Tamayo.Sama]

Using Poco F5 rn i could said 7+ gen 2 is insane, Big power and really good thermal. And you know what? This phone only cost $300 😶 and yes every manufacturer should use this SOC on their mid-range phone

[fancyyahoo]

I'm rooting for Mediatek SoCs to reach custom ROM and emulation support levels equal to those of Snapdragon. Qualcomm has a history of jacking up its SoC prices to unreasonable levels, whereas Mediatek devices usually provide better price-to-performance ratios (not sure about the Dimensity 9000 in that respect). We need more competitors in the phone SoC space just like in the PC CPU and GPU segments.

[tolinfarrell]

Can you make your power efficiency chart available online? So anyone can go in and compare chips he's interested in?
One could turn all off and just compare ds 8100 Vs 8200 or else..
Again great work btw.
Looking forward to another videos!

[floppa]

Naming is one thing another one is pricing. I highly doubt we will see the 7+ Gen 2 much in the sub 500$ weight class the 7 Series usually occupied. I think this if anything is a successor to the very popular 870 in terms of power and featureset.

[dushyantsharma]

You guys are the best in providing detailed reviews of tech stuff and also in explaining with great illustrations and useful charts! Your Chinese channel is filled with hundreds of informative videos, you should start giving English captions for old videos. I hope that you get more sponsors and post more often in English.
Edit: If you post more on your Chinese channel, please consider using English for those graphs and other illustrations as well.

[opposedscroll]

As someone who will be switching phones next year, I'll be eagerly looking for a phone that has this chip. This would be a huge jump from my current Snapdragon 778G, which delivers around 520-540K max on Antutu, so the 7+ Gen 2 might give me double the performance which is absolutely crazy, it's not as crazy as the 4x performance jump from the 2018 Kirin 659 to the Snapdragon 778G, but damn, If an affordable enough phone launches with this chip, I won't think twice about buying it

[TinMan-gsuh]

Those comprehensive graphs are what differentiate you from another reviewer/analyst. Well done💯

[sahilrajpal]

The level of smooth animations in this video is really incredible, setting a real high bar...

[danielobioma]

Can't believe geekawarn only has just over 150k subs.. is it because of his painfully honest and detailed reviews?.😂 I love his videos to be honest

[Anonymous-qbvc]

Can u do such detailed comparisions between buying old flagship vs new mid range for same price!?

[shreshta_yt]

the 7 plus gen 2 is undebatable a great SOC but i hope QUALCOMM does not place a premium on it which would kill the point of its entire existence. i hope the next gen of this is based on intel 3 or TSMC 3x(intel 3 is rumored to support 4ghz like a pieco of cake and can get up to 5.7/5.8Ghz so a little worse than intel 7 clocks) for better voltage regulation which is a problem on this CPU which makes it less efficient than it should be according to its specs.

[yvliew]

9 months later there's still only 2 phones with this chipset. What a shame. Played around with the POCO F5 with this chipset. It's really powerful for the price. Runs yuzu switch emulator like a champ. I think it was too expensive to put on a budget phone afterall.

[goldenwolflord]

You upload one video in several months but it's always worth waiting for
Thanks to you I don't have to watch tens of reviewers to come to a conclusion

[deRykcihC]

long time no see and youre back with sponsors, congrats on the new achievement

[quantuminfinity]

While this isn’t really applicable to me at the moment, I can’t help but enjoy the video, you guys have by far and away the best processor testing of any channel.

[viyusavery]

You probably have a lot to do.. but I hope you post more frequently on this English version of geekerwan.. your approach to statistics gives you a massive advantage in the English space

Where it is common practice for Chinese reviews, this in-depth method is not even present on sites like gsmarena please don't underestimate the potential of your channel

[Vessel-v]

It's been 7 months since this video released.
So far only two phones use the 7+ gen 2. Redmi Note 12 Turbo/Poco F5 and Realme GT Neo 5 SE. It's unlikely more phones will use it.
The reason for this is the high price of 7+ gen 2 relative to it's midrange status.
7 gen 3 is rumoured to have less performance than the 7+ gen 2 but it'll present better profit margins for the manufacturers (to the detriment of the consumers).

I myself am using a 7+ gen 2 phone and I'm extremely happy with it's performance and especially it's battery life. I would've highly recommended a 7+ gen 2 phone if it wasn't for the fact that Android 14 is just round the corner and if you buy a 7+ gen 2 phone now, you'll get an Android 13 phone and have to almost immediately update to 14. Which means you'll get almost a year less worth of Android updates.

Goodbye 7+ gen 2. You were too good for this world.