MediaTek launches gaming chipsets Helio G35, Helio G25 for gaming smartphones
Bring enhanced imaging features, the G-series chipsets are reportedly a perfect fit for photography enthusiasts and gamers alike.


Mediatek gaming chipsets Helio G25 and Helio G35 are designed for mainstream gaming smartphones Image: MediaTek[/caption]Both the chipsets have Octa-core processors with integrated IMG PowerVR GE8320 graphics. The Helio G25 has a speed of up to 650MHz, while the G35 has up to 680 MHz.They bring optimal power efficiency due to an advanced 12nm FinFET production process which, combined with MediaTek HyperEngine’s intelligent power management, ensures long battery-life and power efficiency, even during long gaming sessions.Both the processors also include a few features that improve the camera performance.The new chipsets by MediaTek support multi-camera smartphones and include a hardware depth engine for dual camera bokeh photography. The G25 provides a single camera mode of up to 21 MP at 30fps, while the G35 supports up to 25 MP cameras and AI enhanced camera features including simulated bokeh effects.Both the latest chips feature integrated 4G LTE WorldMode modems that allow VoLTE/ViLTE on two SIM cards. They are integrated with Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5 support. The MediaTek TAS 2.0 smart antenna technology in them provides the best connection with low power consumption.According to a report by GizmoChina, the Helio G35 supports LPDDR4x RAM up to 6GB at 1600MHz and eMMC 5.1 for storage. The chipset aids Full HD+ display with 2400 x 1080 pixels screen resolution at 20:9 aspect ratio and 60Hz refresh rate.As for connectivity, the Helio G35 works seamlessly with VoLTE\ViLTE\WoWi-Fi along with Dual-Band Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0, GPS + Glonass + Beidou + Galileo, and FM radio.The Helios G25 supports HD+ display at 1600 x 720 pixels resolution and a 20:9 aspect ratio with 60Hz refresh rate. It also supports LPDDR4x RAM up to 6GB at 1600MHz and eMMC 5.1 for storage.

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