It features a 2+3+3 CPU configuration, Adreno 850 GPU with 50% more memory, LPDDR6 support, and an HPB cooling system for stable performance during gaming and AI tasks.
Analysts expect under 20% CPU gains but major improvements in GPU and efficiency, as Qualcomm aims to challenge Apple and MediaTek in the 2nm chip race with a launch expected in September 2026.
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