Snapdragon 805 phones set to launch as early as May! OnePlus, Xiaomi or Meizu?


Rumours in today claim that Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 805 processor may be launched earlier than anticipated with the first 805 running phones believed to launch as early as May!

The Qualcomm 805 is an updated version of the flagship Snapdragon 800 chipset which is found in many top of the range smartphones such as the Xiaomi Mi3, Vivo Xplay 3S and Gionee Elife E7. The 805 isn’t available yet, but Engadget are reporting that smartphones (and tablet?) running the new processor could launch before the end of the first half of 2014!

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No partnerships have been announced but a May date sounds about right for the One Plus One flagship phone launch, it is also a good time for Xiaomi to announce an updated Xiaomi Mi3S, and after hearing these rumours Meizu is a prime candidate for a Snapdragon 805 phone.

Who do you think will be first?

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10 Comments

  1. Mike
    January 10, 2014

    Xiaomi will anounce an updated phone which we will get in 2017…

    • January 10, 2014

      Xiaomi are pretty good on delivery dates, it was Qualcomm that meesed up the Mi3 launch

      • Thor91
        January 10, 2014

        and what about 64gb mi3 version? and colors? isn’t xiaomi fault?

  2. Charlie Lee
    January 10, 2014

    Qualcomm 805

  3. Kula
    January 10, 2014

    The Oppo Find 7 will get it 🙂

    • January 10, 2014

      If they lot it as late as May it probably will

    • nando_donk
      January 10, 2014

      no way,
      current flagship oppo n1 just use s600 :))

      • Kulaa
        January 10, 2014

        The N1 is not a flagship, its another line in Oppo’s smartphones..

  4. highwind
    January 10, 2014

    no dual sim?
    no thanks!

  5. njren
    January 11, 2014

    Meizu is on record since the MX2 that they do not play games of one-upmanship with hardware / specs. If it’s bleeding-edge with get-in-line supply issues, they are out of the equation.