Unisoc •
8 cores •
2022
Unisoc Tiger T700
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 T700
Brand
Unisoc
Announcement Date
15 July 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
1.8MHz
Instruction Set
ARMv8-A
Cache & NPU
Cache
1 MB
Cache Level
L3
SLC
0mb
NPU
None
Memory
Memory Type
LPDDR4X
Memory Frequency
1600MHz
Memory Bus
2x 16-bit
Max Bandwidth
12.8 GB/s
Max Memory Size
8 GB
GPU
GPU
Mali-G52 MP2
GPU Architecture
Bifrost
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
2520 x 1080
Max Camera Resolution
48 MP
Video & Audio
Video Capture
1080p at 60 FPS
Video Playback
1080p at 60 FPS
Video Codecs
H.264, H.265, VP9
Audio Codecs
AAC, MP3, FLAC
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
220,000
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Performance Analysis
The Unisoc Tiger T700 is positioned in the entry-level segment with an octa-core CPU configuration combining Cortex-A75 and Cortex-A55 cores at 1.8 GHz. In single-core workloads, the A75 cores provide acceptable responsiveness for everyday applications such as messaging, browsing, and social media. Multi-core behavior is sufficient for light multitasking but not ideal for heavy parallel workloads. With an AnTuTu score around 220,000, it competes with older Helio G35-class chips. It targets budget users who prioritize affordability over high performance.
Gaming Experience
Equipped with Mali-G52 MP2 GPU based on Bifrost architecture, the Tiger T700 handles casual gaming reasonably well. Titles like PUBG Mobile and COD Mobile run on low to medium settings with stable but modest FPS. Demanding games such as Genshin Impact require low settings and may experience frame drops. Thermal performance remains manageable during short sessions, but sustained heavy gaming can introduce throttling. Overall, it is suitable for casual gamers rather than competitive players.
Camera & Multimedia
The chipset supports up to 48MP cameras and Full HD 60FPS video recording, making it adequate for budget multimedia devices. Display resolution support up to 2520 x 1080 ensures sharp visuals on mid-range panels. It supports H.264, H.265, and VP9 codecs for smooth streaming experiences. Audio codec compatibility such as AAC and FLAC ensures good playback quality. Real-world usage includes stable video streaming, social media recording, and light content editing.
Power Efficiency
Manufactured on a 12nm process, the Tiger T700 offers balanced power efficiency for entry-level smartphones. Battery drain during social media usage and video playback remains moderate. Under gaming load, power consumption increases but stays within acceptable thermal limits. Sustained performance shows minor throttling after extended heavy use. Devices powered by this chip can typically deliver all-day battery life under standard usage scenarios.
AI / NPU
The Unisoc Tiger T700 does not include a dedicated NPU, so AI processing relies on CPU and GPU acceleration. AI tasks such as scene detection in camera apps and basic voice assistant operations function adequately but are limited compared to chips with dedicated AI engines. There is no official TOPS rating available. AI-based battery optimization and image enhancement features depend largely on software implementation rather than hardware acceleration.
Network & Connection
This chipset supports 4G LTE connectivity without 5G capability. Download and upload speeds are suitable for streaming, browsing, and video calls on LTE networks. It supports Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5.0 for stable wireless performance. Navigation systems include GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and Beidou, ensuring reliable positioning accuracy. Network stability is adequate for entry-level smartphones but lacks future-ready 5G support.
Positive Aspects
1. Performance
The Unisoc Tiger T700 delivers solid entry-level performance thanks to its 2x Cortex-A75 performance cores and 6x Cortex-A55 efficiency cores. It handles daily apps, social media, and light multitasking smoothly. For basic productivity and casual usage, performance is stable and consistent.
2. Multimedia & Camera
With support for up to 48MP cameras and Full HD 60FPS recording, the chip provides good multimedia capabilities for budget smartphones. Video playback and streaming run smoothly, making it suitable for media consumption.
3. Efficiency
Built on a 12nm process, the Tiger T700 offers balanced power efficiency for entry-level devices. Battery consumption during daily tasks remains moderate, and thermal performance is controlled under normal usage conditions.
Negative Aspects
1. Gaming Limitations
The Mali-G52 MP2 GPU is suitable only for casual gaming. Demanding games like Genshin Impact must run at low settings with noticeable frame drops. It is not intended for heavy gaming sessions.
2. No 5G and No NPU
The chipset lacks 5G connectivity and a dedicated NPU, limiting AI processing capabilities and future network compatibility compared to newer competitors in the same segment.