Qualcomm Snapdragon 750G phones: benchmarks, gaming & which to buy
What the Qualcomm Snapdragon 750G delivers in real phones: benchmark scores, gaming performance, battery efficiency and the phones that ship with it.
What the Snapdragon 750G is
A 2020 midrange chip that mattered for one reason: it brought 5G and solid everyday speed to the first wave of genuinely affordable 5G phones. It ranks #64 of 79 in our catalog (AnTuTu about 566K, Geekbench 6 near 600 single-core and 1,880 multi-core). Full scores on the Snapdragon 750G page.
Everyday and gaming performance
About 5–6/100 on our gaming scale — this was never a gaming chip, and in 2026 it is strictly a communication-and-browsing device. Social apps, navigation and streaming still run acceptably; anything graphics-heavy does not. The realistic framing: it is the silicon of a $60–100 backup phone, and at that job it is fine.
Phones that ship with it
| Phone | Year | Used / Launch |
|---|---|---|
| Motorola One 5G Ace | 2021 | $65 / $400 |
| Samsung Galaxy A42 | 2020 | $99 / $365 |
| Samsung Galaxy M23 | 2022 | — / $230 |
Buying advice
At $65 the Motorola One 5G Ace is a big-screen, big-battery utility phone — see our One 5G Ace review for the details that still hold up. The Galaxy A42 near $99 adds the Samsung update discipline. If you can stretch the budget, the Dimensity 7300 guide shows how much performance two chip generations buy; if not, our Galaxy M23 review covers the newest phone of this roster.
Benchmarks
| Geekbench 6 single-core | 601 #68 of 80 SoCs |
|---|---|
| Geekbench 6 multi-core | 1,882 #66 of 80 SoCs |
| AnTuTu benchmark | 566,483 #64 of 80 SoCs |