MediaTek Dimensity 7400 phones: benchmarks, gaming & which to buy
What the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 delivers in real phones: benchmark scores, gaming performance, battery efficiency and the phones that ship with it.
What the Dimensity 7400 is
MediaTek's 2025 refresh of the 7300 formula — the same 4 nm efficiency brief with a single-digit performance bump: AnTuTu about 953K (versus 880K), Geekbench 6 near 1,060 single-core and 3,200 multi-core, #46 of 79 in our catalog. Details on the Dimensity 7400 page.
Performance and gaming
Around 18/100 on our gaming scale — the same story as the 7300 with slightly more headroom: effortless everyday use, cool operation, multi-day light-use battery, honest mid-core gaming. Motorola leaned on it heavily in 2025, including three clamshell generations, where sustained efficiency matters more than peak scores.
Phones that ship with it
| Phone | Year | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Motorola Razr (2025) / Razr 60 | 2025 | ~$259 / new-only |
| Motorola Razr (2026) | 2026 | ~$356 used |
| Motorola Edge (2025) | 2025 | ~$159 used — value slab |
Buying advice
The 7400's best value is the clamshell line: the Razr (2025) near $260 and the Razr (2026) near $355 used — our Razr 2025 review and its head-to-head with the Razr 2024 show exactly what the newer chip and bigger battery buy over the 7300-based model. In slabs, the Edge (2025) near $160 is one of the strongest price-to-smoothness ratios in the catalog. Nearest MediaTek alternatives: the Dimensity 7450 and 7360.
Benchmarks
| Geekbench 6 single-core | 1,061 #48 of 80 SoCs |
|---|---|
| Geekbench 6 multi-core | 3,185 #43 of 80 SoCs |
| AnTuTu benchmark | 953,150 #46 of 80 SoCs |