Mediatek Could Cut Helio X30 Orders By 50% Due To Poor Demand!

Considering that Mediatek is failing at 10nm on selling it, meanwhile Snapdragon has 10nm shortage issues, seems that 10 nm is not that great deal after all.

Also, considering that Xiaomi is moving to Pinecone, I even fear that the Redmi Pro 2 won’t be comming with the Snapdragon 660 after all.

it’s stupid that phonemakers are pulling the plugs without even testing the chips

Unfortunate well maybe x30 phones will be cheap then or this could just be a seemingly low demand but may boost up in the end its too early to say the situation is gloomy alot of things can change the 810 was highly anticipated and in the end ot was a mess

This is bad news indeed for mediatek as qualcomm now struggling to keep the insane demand of their flagship soc SD835. So can we all see the irony here ????

Something is definitely very wrong here. IF Mediatek X30 soc performed well (both H/W and S/W) and price much cheaper than SD then by right they can sell like peanuts to manufacturers. Hey it is very logical thinking, who don’t want to buy good products and much cheaper pricing ?

I can only assume the performance & Price ratio for x30 is not viable for manufacturers to proceed with. I am not savvy enough to give lectures on soc product so my comment is always based on my past simple customer’s experiences using some of older smartphones/tablets with mediatek soc products inside.

I still think mediatek soc are sub-standard on both hardware raw power and software support compare to qualcomm. I never use other soc brands like kirin, exynos so i cannot make comments on them.

Quite sad as we do need more strong competitions in order to keep the soc (and gadgets) price in control. If every vendors only want to use qualcomm soc then we got a much bigger problem in the future as qualcomm will unofficially have the monopoly right on the soc market and start increase their price to much higher level than current.

Then if the above worst scenario really happens in the future, we can say say goodbye to affordable (but strong performances) gadgets with very nice H/W spec like today’s redmi note 3 pro, LeEco (qualcomm version), OnePlus, etc.

I apologize if my statements above sounded bias because IT IS my biased statements. Again it is because after so long using mediatek products and not really have the satisfaction.

Those gadgets with Qualcomm second level soc (not the very high-end) inside used to be very expensive and i don’t have the budget to buy but things changed when reputable china manufacturers started to use snapdragon 65x series with very low pricing. And once i jumped ship, i can feel the vast differences between the 2 soc. No more lags and hang, everything butter smooth, and also good battery life. Normal light use i always get around 3 days.

This was the first time i experienced this so yeah i am sorry that i will not come back to mediatek soon and talked good thing about their products unless they can proved themselves worthy.

This is bad news indeed for mediatek as qualcomm now struggling to keep the insane demand of their flagship soc SD835. So can we all see the irony here ????

Something is definitely very wrong here. IF Mediatek X30 soc performed well (both H/W and S/W) and price much cheaper than SD then by right they can sell like peanuts to manufacturers. Hey it is very logical thinking, who don’t want to buy good products and much cheaper pricing ?

I can only assume the performance & Price ratio for x30 is not viable for manufacturers to proceed with. I am not savvy enough to give lectures on soc product so my comment is always based on my past simple customer’s experiences using some of older smartphones/tablets with mediatek soc products inside.

I still think mediatek soc are sub-standard on both hardware raw power and software support compare to qualcomm. I never use other soc brands like kirin, exynos so i cannot make comments on them.

Quite sad as we do need more strong competitions in order to keep the soc (and gadgets) price in control. If every vendors only want to use qualcomm soc then we got a much bigger problem in the future as qualcomm will unofficially have the monopoly right on the soc market and start increase their price to much higher level than current.

Then if the above worst scenario really happens in the future, we can say say goodbye to affordable (but strong performances) gadgets with very nice H/W spec like today’s redmi note 3 pro, LeEco (qualcomm version), OnePlus, etc.

I apologize if my statements above sounded bias because IT IS my biased statements. Again it is because after so long using mediatek products and not really have the satisfaction.

Those gadgets with Qualcomm second level soc (not the very high-end) inside used to be very expensive and i don’t have the budget to buy but things changed when reputable china manufacturers started to use snapdragon 65x series with very low pricing. And once i jumped ship, i can feel the vast differences between the 2 soc. No more lags and hang, everything butter smooth, and also good battery life. Normal light use i always get around 3 days.

This was the first time i experienced this so yeah i am sorry that i will not come back to mediatek soon and talked good thing about their products unless they can proved themselves worthy.