Top 5 Smartphones with 8 Core Processors (Octa-core Processor Smartphones)

The top 5 Smartphones running 8 core Processors (Octa-core Processor Smartphones) Listed

Today I bring you the top 5 Smartphones running 8 core Processors that are worth spending every single penny that you have one.
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1. Huawei Honor 3X

Perhaps the most well-known international Chinese brand Huawei have already wowed, well, some of us, with its Ascend P6 and Ascend P7. However, they are also producers of a wonderful octa-core beauty with its Honor 3X.

Featuring a 5.5-inch screen with a 720p resolution, supported by a Mediatek MT6592 1.7 GHz processor and 2 GB of RAM, it undoubtedly provides good performance. A 3,000 mAh battery keeps the phone ticking over, while there is support for further memory expansion with microSD card slot and also dual-sim support. With 149.5 x 77.4 x 8.9 mm measurements it’s not the smallest device, but you should have some extra room in your pocket thanks to its 280 USD off-contract price. It's pretty great for the specs, its just a shame that they are hard to come by with Huawei, unfairly, yet to become a completely trusted brand out here in the west.

2. Wiko Highway

The Wiko Highway from, you know, Wiko, has a 16 MP rear camera, 8 MP selfie maker and Full-HD recording capabilities delivering a high-end experience. It also features a 5-inch full-HD screen, 2 GB RAM and a mediatek processor to keep it all running smoothly. Where the Wiko Highway falters is with its 16 GB of internal memory, which isn't expandable and already loses 6 GB thanks to pre-installed software.

If you're not fazed by a lack of storage space, or don't load your smartphone with apps, pictures and videos, then the other specs are sure to please you, but like many of these maufactures, Wiko hasn't become a household name just yet.

Lets hope Wiko continues to impress with its devices and grow to take some sales away from Apple and Samsung.

3. Xiaomi Redmi Note

Xiaomi is becoming one of the most influential smartphone producers in the world thanks to its clever marketing and powerful, low-priced products, but sadly they haven't seen an official release in the US or UK (though reports say they will those markets in 2015). As it currently stands however, Xiaomi's Redmi Note, with 5.5 inch screen and Mediatek MT6592 8-core 1.4 GHz processor, is one of the best octa-smartphones around.

Despite 1280x720 pixel display and a disappointing 8 GB of internal memory, the unit is a steal 1000 Chinese Yuan, the equivalent of around 160 dollars. With 2 GB RAM, dual sim support, micro SD slot and 13 MP rear camera, the Redmi Note presents astonishingly good value by any standard. Here's hoping other Xiaomi devices hit the US and UK sooner rather than later.

Xiaomi are now one of the biggest smartphone manufacturers in the world, and keep expanding to more and more territories.

4. Elephone P8

Though the brand is still finding its feet, the Elephone P8 isn't falling behind any other manufacturers on our list, with a MT6592 1.7 Ghz processor and 5.7-inch full-HD screen. The rear camera is an expected 13-megapixels and the P8 also comes with 2 GB RAM, 16 GB ROM and an admittedly could-be-better 2,800 mAh battery. But the inclusion of dual sim-support and a slim 7.9 mm thick design help make it an attractive offering at around 225 USD, though it does look an awful lot like a certain korean manufacturer's products. I suppose there are only so many designs you can have for little black rectangles...

5. BQ Aquaris E5 FHD

The only non-chinese manufacturer on the list, spanish developer BQ, has produced a fine 8 core smartphone in the form of their Auqaris E5. Using a Mediatek processor like the others, but with a higher frequency at 2GHz, coupled with a 700MHz GPU, the Aquaris is probably the best machine on the list in terms of raw performance. To add to this it has a 5-inch screen Full HD display with 440 pixels per inch, 16 GB of internal memory and 2 GB of RAM, making it score well in all of the right places. DualSim support, microSD card slot up to 32 GB, and KitKat 4.4 out of the box ensure the Aquaris is solid device, but at roughly 330 USD it comes as one of the more expensive on our list.
Spanish developer BQ are delivering on quality hardware with its Aquaris range of smartphones.

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