Last month, Huawei launched the Huawei Mate 40E Pro, equipped with the Kirin 9000L, which supports 5G. I just noticed that this new device is already on sale, and the official website has received over 120 user reviews. I also checked the Geekbench benchmark database, where there are already quite a few scores for the Kirin 9000L.
As seen in the image above, the Kirin 9000L has a single-core score of 853 and a multi-core score of 2409 at the lowest, and a single-core score of 972 and a multi-core score of 2915 at the highest in the Geekbench 5 benchmark database.
Comparing the benchmark scores of the Kirin 9000L and Kirin 9000, the single-core performance is quite similar, but there is a nearly 30% difference in multi-core scores.
As a supplement, the specifications of the Kirin 9000L equipped in the Mate 40E Pro are displayed on the official website as follows:① Six-core CPU: 1*Cortex-A77@ 3.13GHz + 2*Cortex-A77@ 2.54GHz + 3*Cortex-A55@ 2.05GHz;② GPU: 22-core Mali-G78; ③ NPU: large core NPU + small core NPU. It should still be based on TSMC’s 5nm process technology, which likely utilizes previously reserved chips.
Comparison of the main specifications of the Kirin 9000E/Kirin 9000/Kirin 9000L SoCs clearly shows that the biggest difference between the Kirin 9000L and the Kirin 9000 is the reduction in CPU cores—from eight cores to six cores, which is why the multi-core scores show a nearly 30% difference, as the previous Geekbench 5 scores primarily test CPU performance.
Do you know anyone who has purchased the Mate 40E Pro?
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