Honor 30 Lite passes through Geekbench with key specs Comments

• Questbion
• nIT
• 23 Jun 2020

What I'm slightly concerned about is the optimization aspect.

Generally, Huawei devices are greatly optimization through their software and in-house Kirin chipsets.

I'm slightly concerned whether the same level of optimization will transfer over into using externally manufactured chipsets..

Guess we will have to wait and see..

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• SteveFOX
• ntk
• 23 Jun 2020

Looks like Huawei bought a dozen million MTK D800 and D820 chips and have launched 3-4 phones with them in the space of 3 weeks!
Not that MTK D-series chips are bad, far from it, but you won't see the software updates and benefits you usually get with EMUI on these as you would if it has a Kirin chip inside.
Could Huawei buy MediaTek or use them as a orderer and have them design and request an alternative high-end chip for the Mate 40, given how Kirin 1000 is going to be in short or no supply?
Stranger things have happened.

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