In recent years, MediaTek has been unable to maintain its own middle and low-end product line, and has been beaten back by a large number of products such as Qualcomm's 625/660. The flagship X30 of the previous year barely caught up with the Qualcomm flagship of the previous year even though it used the 10nm process, and together with the PRO 7 of Meizu, which was defeated last year, it became the dust of history.

This year, OPPO R15 was equipped with MediaTek's new mid-range product Helio P60 on the standard version responsible for traffic volume. Later, it was rumored that the 360N7 released on May 8 would also have a P60 version, but in the end, the 360N7 only had the Snapdragon 660 version. However, on May 9, it was reported that a device named vivo X21i A had appeared on the geekbench score database, which was equipped with MT6771 of MediaTek, that is, Helio P60.

The main frequency of this machine is 1.99GHz, with 6GB of memory. In terms of naming, it is not likely to be counterfeited by other models. It is likely to be the new P60 machine that is really to be launched. Helio P60 uses TSMC's 12nm FinFET process, which is composed of four core Cortex-A73 2.0GHz and four core Cortex-A53 2.0GHz. It supports ARM's HMP technology. MediaTek officially claims that the performance is 70% higher than P23, large games save 25% power, and the overall power saving is 12%. Up to 8G LPDDR4x (compatible with LPDDR3) 1800MHz memory, supporting eMMC 5.1 and UFS 2.1 flash memory. In terms of graphics, MaliG72-MP3 800MHz graphics processor is used, which can support 20:9 full HD display resolution at most.

Vivo and OPPO are both large volume manufacturers. Now they have P60 machines under their doors, and the life of MediaTek should be better this year.

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