The topic I'm going to talk about today may offend some so-called "mobile phone-savvy" people. For a long time, almost all people who know a little bit about mobile phones will transmit a concept to people who don't know mobile phones, that is, when buying a mobile phone, you must first look at the processor, as long as the mobile phone processor is good. So is this notion correct? I'm going to talk to you about that today.
First of all, the definition of "people who understand mobile phones" is actually very broad, because as long as they know something about mobile phones, they can be called people who understand mobile phones. However, people who know mobile phones do not mean that they must have a comprehensive understanding of mobile phones, so don't be too mythical about this part of the group. You must know that for digital products, anyone can go from not understanding to understanding, but it depends on whether you are willing to understand. As far as the mobile phone itself is concerned, many people think that they know a processor even if they understand a mobile phone, but in fact, those who really understand mobile phones will not be measured by the processor.
In a sense, you can know how to buy a mobile phone to see the processor, which can only prove that you do have a certain understanding of the mobile phone. For mobile phones, there is really nothing wrong with looking at the processor, because the mobile phone processor determines the overall performance of the phone. So it's okay to look at the processor purely for performance, and it's okay if you don't understand the phone and just look at the processor. But everyone must understand that we have to have a focus when choosing a mobile phone. Everyone's purpose is different, so their focus in choosing a mobile phone is also very different.
Generally speaking, people who really understand mobile phones look more at their own needs when choosing mobile phones. There is also a big difference in the choice of mobile phones for different needs. This is like focusing on taking pictures, they focus more on the image part of the mobile phone, such as looking at the lens material of the mobile phone, the size and brand of the mobile phone sensor, the resolution of the mobile phone, the pixels of the mobile phone, and then look at the mobile phone processor. There may be many friends who don't even know what a mobile phone CMOS sensor is. There are many people around me who use pixels to judge the quality of mobile phone photos. In fact, people who know mobile phones don't pay attention to pixels at all.
With the continuous update and progress of the processor over the years, the current mobile phone processor is no longer the previous mobile phone processing, the performance of the processor in previous years does need to be improved, when the processor reaches Snapdragon 888, Dimensity 9000, Kirin 8000 or equivalent performance, in fact, he can fully meet the needs of most people, now there are many so-called digital Bo active so that everyone can choose what Qualcomm 8gen3, Dimensity 9300, Kirin 9010 or Apple A16 models, in fact, if you do not pursue the ultimate experience, there is no need to choose these models, on the one hand, these models are not cheapOn the other hand, the performance of these mobile phone processors is basically in a state of overperformance.
You can take a look at the surrounding people who use mobile phones, a large part of them still use Snapdragon 865, Snapdragon 778G, Kirin 980, Kirin 990, Dimensity 8100 and even some people are using Snapdragon 6 series processors, they don't feel that their mobile phone performance is not enough. On the other hand, the model using the 8gen3 Dimensity 9300 does not feel that fast. So the choice of mobile phone or according to their own use to decide, the requirements are not high, choose a 2K or so model is completely enough, don't tell me what to buy a better mobile phone for five or six years, I just want to say that now how many people can use a mobile phone for five or six years? Most people change to a new mobile phone in two or three years.
Final summary: There is nothing to understand about choosing a mobile phone, it depends on whether you are willing to learn it or not. Different groups of people, different economic conditions, and different ways of use, our criteria for choosing mobile phones are also different. People who really understand mobile phones will recommend what kind of processor to choose according to the needs of users and the economic base of the users themselves. The demand is high, the economic foundation is good, and the service life is long, so you can indeed choose a better processor, and at the same time, you have to look at the image part, the signal of the mobile phone, the battery life of the mobile phone, the eye protection of the mobile phone, and the system optimization of the mobile phone. Today's mobile phones have passed the era of simply looking at the processor, and this is no longer the era of the previous Xiaomi flagship 1999. I don't know what you guys think about this?