Cubot X19 Review

Performance

Cubot X19 is based on а MediaTek Helio P23 chipset, which has been widely tested by us on a number of smartphones. The list includes UMIDIGI One Max, Oukitel U23, Ulefone Power 5S, Ulefone Armor 3, UMIDIGI Z2 Special Edition, UMIDIGI One Pro, Oukitel WP1, Cubot King Kong 3, Blackview P10000 Pro, Doogee S80, Doogee S70, Ulefone X, UMIDIGI Z2, Cubot Power, Dooge BL9000, Doogee S50, Elephone U, Doogee BL12000 Pro, Ulefone Power 3, Oukitel K10, Vernee X, Oukitel K6. This chipset has an octa-core Cortex-A53 CPU and a Mali-G71 MP2 GPU. On these devices, the chipset is mainly in two variants: 1) the higher MT6763T variant with four 2.3GHz and four 1.65GHz CPU cores and a 770MHz GPU; 2) the lower MT6763V variant with four 2 GHz and four 1.5GHz CPU cores and a 700MHz GPU. Either way, the Helio P23 supports OpenGL ES 3.2, Vulkan 1.0, OpenCL 2.0, DirectX 11 FL11_1 and RenderScript. It also incorporates the CorePilot 4.0 tech with Energy Aware Scheduling, which optimizes the CPU and GPU work to optimize power and practice shows that it is one of the most power efficient chipsets on the market lately. OUr review unit has the more powerful MT6763T variant of the chipset. Our review unit shapes up to become a current top performer among the plethora of smartphones with a Helio P23 chipset we've tested. It has the second best AnTuTu 7 score, the best Geekbench 4 single-core and second best multi-core result. It also has one of the best PCMark scores. The 3DMark results are a mixed bag but still - an overall higher than average. As long as it concerns the built-in memory performance, the PCMark Storage and Androbench results are typical for an eMMC 5.1 type of memory. Of the 64GB of storage on board, 56GB are available to the user.