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Snapdragon 855 phones list now available

The list of Snapdragon 855 phones now have a few numbers of sexy phones with some interesting specs. Currently on the list is the recently announced Lenovo Z5 Pro and Vivo Apex 2019. But we expect the likes Samsung, Sony, Xiaomi, and  OnePlus to start announcing devices with the premium SoC any time from now.

Meanwhile, Snapdragon 855 is unlike anything that has been before. It brings unimaginable technology to the smartphone platform. The latest chip from Qualcomm harnesses multi-gigabit 4 connectivity to release a transformative 5G experience.

Snapdragon 855 is built on the 7nm process with a new architecture improvement. It also records a massive improvement in the CPU performance and a hexagon processor that’s built for AI.

Marking the 4Th generation on-device AI, Qualcomm this time makes it an ultimate personal assistant for voice, camera, and gaming. It delivers smarter, more secure, faster experience, and is 3 times faster than the predecessor.

Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 is the first mobile chip to record HDR10+ video capture and playbacks. It also brings to smartphone platforms world’s first 4K HDR video capture with portrait.

However, the remarkable thing about the latest SoC is the 5G network connectivity. The SoC makes use of Qualcomm X24 LTE modem, which reaches 2 Gbps on peak download speed and up to 316 Mbps on upload speed.

Delivering what matters most, Snapdragon 855 delivers powerful experience while maintaining efficient power management to ensure insane battery life.


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List of Snapdragon 855 phones

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Finally, our list of snapdragon 855 phones now have some few phones, Lenovo Z5 Pro GT, Vivo Apex 2019, and Xiaomi MI 9. They’ve beat the likes of Samsung, Sony, OnePlus, and Meizu to officially announce a device running the latest SoC

Lenovo Z5 Pro GT

Lenovo Z5 Pro GT
Lenovo Z5 Pro GT

Lenovo Z5 Pro| $590| Order here|

Finally, Snapdragon 855 makes it to a smartphone as Lenovo beats the likes of Samsung, Sony, Xiaomi, OnePlus to officially announce a phone running the SoC. It’s time to experience insane speed and seamless multitasking on a mobile platform with Lenovo Z5 Pro GT housing up to 12GB RAM. There’s also a 6GB and 8GB RAM variants with internal storage of 128GB and 256GB respectively.

Meanwhile, the device has a 6.4-inch super AMOLED display with on-screen identification scanner. Just like Z5 Pro, the dual 16MP + 8MP selfie rests on the slider while the primary 16MP + 24MP depth effect lens is the main shooters.

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On the side of power is non-removal Li-Po 3350mAh battery that charges through a type-C port. It supports fast battery charging and out of the box, the device unfortunately, will run Android 8.1 Oreo on top ZUI 10. 


Lenovo Z5 Pro GT design looks pretty cool with red accents on the rim of the top side. It’s also used to design main camera sensors, the bottom half and some part of the slider.

Xiaomi MI 9

Xiaomi MI 9

PRICE: $500| ORDER HERE

Xiaomi first flagship of the year, MI 9, makes our list of snapdragon 855 phones list with some amazing specs on a budget price. It comes with 6.39-inch Super AMOLED display, protected by Gorilla Glass 6. The device features up to 12GB RAM and non-expandable 256GB internal storage.

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For the first time ever, Xiaomi flagship debuting with a triple rear camera arrangement to take your shooting experience to a whole new level. They include a 48MP main shooter, accompanied by a 16MP ultra wide and 12MP telephoto lens.

The battery capacity is 3,500mAh and supports 20W fast charge via a USB-C port, which also serves as the headphone jack. Xiaomi MI 9 also supports wireless charging, Bluetooth 5.0 and a dual-band A-GPS.

Samsung Galaxy S10+

Snapdragon 855 phones list now available

PRICE: $1000| Order here

Samsung Galaxy S10 debuts with Snapdragon 855 SoC. Unfortunately, is the second on the list of Snapdragon 855 phones because Xiaomi MI 9 made the list before. However, the phone packs some innovative specs and some companies firsts.

The Galaxy S10+ comes with a large 6.4-inch Dynamic AMOLED display of 1440p resolution. Under the screen is an ultrasonic fingerprint reader, which scans your details in 3D to offer more advanced security. Also, at the top right corner of the screen, is a dual punch hole for the selfie snapper. It’s a dual 10MP selfie snapper accompanied by an 8MP sub shooter that can record 4k videos. The display is well protected with a Corning Gorilla Glass 6, fully IP68 certified.

The rear camera like the MI 9 also features a triple camera sensor. The12MP main shooter has dual-pixel autofocus and optical image stabilization. It has a flexible aperture that can switch between f/1.5 and f/2.4, while the remaining two cameras are a 12MP telephoto shooter, and 16MP ultrawide camera.

The battery capacity of the Galaxy S10+ is 4100mAh that supports Adaptive fast charge. It also supports wireless fast charge 2.0 and wireless powerShare, which allows you to charge your Samsung wearables and phones from your S10+ device.

Meanwhile, the SD 855 SoC running S10+ will be paired with 8GB RAM and 128GB ROM, expandable via MicroSD up to 512GB. There’s also a premium 12GB RAM version which will be paired with 1TB internal storage.

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Samsung Galaxy S10

Snapdragon 855 phones list now available


PRICE: $900| ORDER HERE

Also made the list of Snapdragon 855 phones is S10, a close sibling of the Galaxy S10+. It features are almost identical but it comes with a 6.1-inch Dynamic AMOLED display. The ultrasonic fingerprint reader makes the cut also, only for the selfie camera to retain only a single 10MP snapper with 4K video recording.

On the Galaxy S10, you get the same camera performance as in the plus version. Both featured a 12MP main camera, 12MP telephoto lens, and 16MP ultra-wide angle shooter. However, the battery capacity is only 3400mAh but supports all the charging functions as in S10+

Galaxy S10E

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PRICE: $750 | ORDER HERE

Samsung brings the old good times back with the launching of Galaxy S10E. The device has a flat screen of 5.8-inches Dynamic AMOLED display and supports HDR 10+. As a lesser version among S10 series, the resolution is 1080p+, while the on-screen identification reader didn’t make the cut but a side mounted conventional reader.

The battery capacity is only 3100mAh but supports all the fast and wireless charging of the other two. The device out of the box will run Android 9, while the SD 855 SoC will be paired up to 8GB/256GB. Interesting, the device keeps the 3.5mm headphone jack and a LTE speed of up to 2Gbps.

Meanwhile, on the camera is a dual 12MP main camera and 16MP ultra-wide angle shooter. On the selfie punch hole is the same 10MP camera with 4k video capability.

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Samsung Galaxy S10 5G

PRICE: N/A| Coming soon

The Galaxy S10 5G makes it the fourth Samsung device to feature on our list of snapdragon 855 phones. It has likely specs with the Galaxy S10 but a different display size of 6.7-inch, Super AMOLED. The display has 1440 x 3040px resolution, 19:9 aspect ratio panel with 502PPI pixel density, protected by a Corning Gorilla Glass 6.

The camera retains triple arrangement of a 12MP main shooter with a massive 1.4µm pixel, Dual pixel PDAF, and OIS. Its accompanied by a 12MP telephoto lens with 2x optical zoom and OIS, boasting of a 1.0µm pixel, while the third cam is a 16MP ultra wide TOF lens. The front camera is a dual 10MP shooter with Dual Pixel PDAF TOF lens.

Powering the device is a massive 4500mAh battery with support for both wired and wireless charging. The PowerShares function is also available to allow wireless charging of Samsung wearables. Samsung Galaxy S10 5G will run Android 9.0 out of the box with just a single memory combo of 8GB/256GB.

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Meanwhile, if you go for the Galaxy S10 5G, you’ll only be getting a 5G internet connectivity, a bigger battery capacity, and a special Prism White color.

SAMSUNG FOLD

PRICE: $1700| COMING SOON

Many tech enthusiasts believe foldable phones are the future of smartphones, while some say is only a way tech companies want to use and make individuals pay higher for their phones. Personally, it’s just a way to pay higher, because what you’ll be getting is just a bigger screen.


Nevertheless, on the Galaxy Fold, you get a massive 7.3-inch display when you unfold it and a 4.6-inch cover display, both are AMOLED displays. The camera is a total of 6 sensors with 3 at the back(12MP + 12MP + 16MP), two in front (10MP + 8MP) and a single(10MP) cover lens.

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Meanwhile, the Snapdragon 855 is what will propel the Galaxy Fold and will be available in just 12GB and 512GB memory combo. The battery capacity is 4380mAh and supports 18W fast charge. Unfortunately, the 3.5mm headphone jack is absent but you’ll be getting IP68 rating, Samsung Pay, and Android Pie.

Vivo iQQQ

PRICE:$500| COMING SOON

Once again Vivo proves its superiority with the announcement of its first ever gaming smartphone, named Vivo iQQQ. The device has taken Quick charging to a whole new level with 44W fast battery charging. According to Vivo, you get a dilapidated battery to 50% in 15 minutes and a full charge in 45 minutes.

Meanwhile, the battery capacity is a 4000mAh that charges through a USB-C. For bio-metric verification, Vivo preferred the in-screen reader, while NFC is available for making payments. Interesting, the headphone jack is present so you can enjoy songs on your device while playing your favorite games.

Other highlights of the Vivo iQQQ include a big 6.41-inch Super AMOLED display, surrounded by a very thin bezel. Behind the performance is Snapdragon 855 Soc paired with up to 12GB RAM and 256GB internal storage. Going by the current trends, the camera has a triple arrangement consisting of 12MP main shooter accompanied by 13MP ultra-wide lens and 2MP depth sensor. The selfie snapper is a single 12MP shooter with HDR and can shoot 1080p@30fps.

Asus Zenfone 6

Smartphone companies is now leaving the front panel all to the display, while mounting the selfie camera on a motorized pop up. We’ve seen that on OnePlus 7 Pro but is quite different tech on the Zenfone 6.

Asus Zenfone 6 makes use of a 48MP Sony IMX 586 f/1.8 aperture sensor and 13MP ultra-wide angle lens for all your camera needs. It uses a flip-up mechanism which brings the camera forward when is time for selfie. It’s designed using a liquid metal, which is 4x stronger than stainless and has been subjected to over 100,000 flips.

Aside from the camera, the screen is a 6.4-inch IPS LCD screen with 92% body-to-screen ratio, thanks to the thin bezel and the pop-up selfie camera. The screen can reach 600 nit brightness and just like MI 9, it supports DCI-P3 but fails to certify IP58/68 rating.

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There’s a 5000mAh battery that supports 18W fast charging and no wireless charging, which is a bit disappointing. But according to Asus, it’ll help protect the battery life. Out of the box, you get Android 9 but the company has promised to push Android Q very soon.

OnePlus 7 Pro

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The new beast from OnePlus is now official, with most of its improvement on the screen, camera, and audio speakers, when compared to OnePlus 6. However, the price remains in the shadow of Xiaomi Mi 9 with just $450 price tag compared to OnePlus 7 pro, which will sell for $550.

Sitting in front of the OnePlus 7 Pro is a big 6.67-inch Fluid AMOLED display with QHD+ resolution, 90Hz refresh rate, highquality HDR 10 colors, and smooth animation in the User Interface. For maximum protection against scratch and mild falls, there’s a 2.5D Corning Gorilla Glass 5, covering the display.

The rear camera is a triple arrangement and first from the Chinese company. It has a 48MP resolution cam as the main snapper, accompanied by 16MP ultra-wide lens and 8MP telephoto sensor. They can record 4k/60fps videos and can also shoot slo-mo videos at 1080p@240fps and 720p@480fps.

OnePlus 7 Pro will draw power from a 4000mAh battery with Warp Charge 3.0 (5V/6A). The tech can control charging temperature and couple with the improved cooling system, you can enjoy each gaming session on charging without your device heating up.

Meanwhile, the OnePlus 7 Pro runs Snapdragon 855 chipset, making the first OnePlus device to feature on our list of Snapdragon 855 phones. It’s paired with up to 12GB RAM and 256GB storage, while you can also have 6/128GB $670. You get fast 3.0 UFS storage with 78% enhanced performance, compared to the previous generation UFS 2.1.

Unfortunately, there’s still no sight for the 3.5mm headphone jack but OnePlus has partnered with Dolby to construct a Stereo speakers for it’s latest flagship smartphone.

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OnePlus 7

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PRICE: $555| ORDER HERE

The OnePlus 7 is another device from the company running Snapdragon 855 Soc. It’ll be offered to those who wouldn’t want to spend more to get the 7 Pro.


On the front is a 6.41-inch 19:9 optic AMOLED display of 1080p+ resolution. It has the Gorilla Glass covering it but features a water drop notch for the camera, unlike the Pro that makes use of motorized pop-up.


The selfie camera is a 16MP (1.0um pixel) snapper, same on the Pro version. On the back is just a dual camera arrangement, consisting of a 48MP main snapper, with OIS and f/1.7 aperture. The second cam is a 5MP depth sensor for making effects on shots.  It has the same video capabilities as the Pro version, so you only miss the third sensor.

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Unfortunately, you get just 3700mAh battery with 20W charging speed. The Dolby stereo speakers also make to the 7 model as well as the Under-screen identification scanner but not as fast that present in OnePlus 7 Pro.

list of Snapdragon 855 phones

NameConfigurationPrice
Lenovo Z5 GT Pro
12GB +128GB$590
Xiaomi MI 98GB + 256GB$712
Galaxy S10+8GB +128G$1000
Galaxy S10 8GB +128GB$900
Galaxy S10E 8GB + 256GB$750
Vivo iQQQ12GB + 256GB $500
Asus Zenfone 68GB + 128GB$600
OnePlus 7 Pro12GB + 256GB $650
OnePlus 78GB + 256GB$500


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