MediaTek •
8 cores •
2024
Unisoc Tiger T610
Manufacturing Process
12nm
CPU Cores
8 cores
Instruction Set
ARMv8-A
Memory Type
LPDDR4X (1600MHz)
GPU
Mali-G52 MP2
Basic Information
SOC Name
Unisoc Tiger T610
Brand
Unisoc
Announcement Date
01 June 2019
Class
Entry level
Manufacturing Process
12nm
Manufacturing
TSMC
CPU Specifications
CPU Architecture
2x 1.8 GHz – Cortex-A75
6x 1.8 GHz – Cortex-A55
6x 1.8 GHz – Cortex-A55
CPU Cores
8 Core
CPU Frequency
1800MHz
Instruction Set
ARMv8-A
Cache & NPU
Cache
1 MB
Cache Level
L3
SLC
?
NPU
No
Memory
Memory Type
LPDDR4X
Memory Frequency
1600MHz
Memory Bus
2x 16 Bit
Max Bandwidth
?
Max Memory Size
6 GB
GPU
GPU
Mali-G52 MP2
GPU Architecture
Bifrost 2nd gen
Pipelines
2 Pipeline
Shading Units
32 Unit
Total Shaders
32 Unit
Vulkan Version
Version 1.0
OpenCL Version
Version 2.0
DirectX Version
Version 12
Storage & Display
Storage Type
eMMC 5.1
Max Display Resolution
2160 x 1080
Max Camera Resolution
1x 32MP, 2x 8MP
Video & Audio
Video Capture
1080p at 30FPS
Video Playback
1080p at 30FPS
Video Codecs
H.264, H.265, VP9
Audio Codecs
AAC, AIFF, CAF, MP3, MP4, WAV
Connectivity
WiFi
Wifi 5
Bluetooth
Bluetooth 5.0
Navigation Systems
GPS
Yes
GLONASS
Yes
Beidou
Yes
Galileo
Yes
QZSS
No
NAVIC
No
Benchmark Scores
AnTuTu 10
250,277
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Performance Analysis
Unisoc Tiger T610 combines two Cortex-A75 and six Cortex-A55 cores at up to 1.8 GHz, offering balanced performance for everyday smartphone tasks such as messaging, web browsing, and light productivity. Single- and multi-core performance deliver responsive user experience at budget price points, though it trails newer mid-range chips with more advanced architectures. Best suited for mainstream users focused on general usage without high performance demands.
Gaming Experience
For gaming, the T610’s Mali-G52 MP2 GPU can handle casual titles and older games with reduced graphics settings. Expectations should be modest for modern demanding games; frame rates may struggle and thermal throttling can occur under extended sessions. It suits casual gamers or light 3D gaming rather than competitive or high-end gameplay.
Camera & Multimedia
The Tiger T610 supports Full HD playback and common multimedia codecs including H.264, H.265, and VP9, providing smooth video streaming and playback. ISP supports typical smartphone camera setups up to 32 MP for main sensors. While it lacks advanced HDR capabilities, video recording and editing remain solid for everyday content creation.
Power Efficiency
Thanks to its 12 nm process and balanced core design, the Tiger T610 maintains good power efficiency in daily tasks, supporting long browsing and video playback sessions with moderate battery drain. Under heavier workloads the power draw increases but heats less than higher-end chips. Overall battery life remains competitive for entry-level device categories.
AI / NPU
Without a dedicated neural processor (NPU), AI performance on the Tiger T610 relies on CPU and GPU, limiting advanced on-device AI enhancements. Basic features such as simple scene detection and efficiency optimizations are achievable, but advanced AI tasks lag compared to SoCs with integrated NPUs.
Network & Connection
Connectivity includes stable LTE Cat.7 speeds, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0, and multiple satellite navigation support. Despite the absence of 5G, everyday network performance for browsing, messaging, and streaming remains dependable, providing reliable connections across common mobile scenarios.
Positive Aspects
1. Efficient Everyday Performance
The Tiger T610 offers solid performance for an entry-level SoC with a hybrid Cortex-A75/A55 design and around 250K in AnTuTu 10, delivering smooth app launches and general navigation for daily tasks without notable stutter.
2. Balanced Power Usage
Manufactured on a 12 nm process, this chip delivers respectable energy efficiency, keeping battery consumption moderate during browsing, video playback, and social media use.
3. Reliable Connectivity and Basic Multimedia
With Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0, and support for common video codecs like H.264/H.265/VP9, the T610 handles standard multimedia playback and connectivity needs well for budget devices.
Negative Aspects
1. Modest Gaming Capabilities
The Mali-G52 MP2 GPU provides only basic gaming performance; demanding 3D games must be played at low graphics settings, and frame rates can drop under load.
2. Lack of Dedicated NPU
Without an NPU, AI processing is limited, reducing advanced on-device AI features such as enhanced image processing, real-time translation, or smarter system optimizations.