
Poco
F5
6.67" · 12GB · 256GB · 5k mAh


1 / 3Top view of Samsung UFS 3.1 V-NAND monolithic multi-chip BGA storage package with laser-etched part numbers.
The legendary UFS 3.1 storage standard that powered millions of flagship killers and premium mid-range champions.
Direct Storage Calibration: Poco F5
Sequential and random read/write storage speeds verified on the Poco F5.
Exhaustive semiconductor parameters verified against manufacturer engineering whitepapers and foundry documentation.
Why each subsystem scored what it did, based on published benchmark figures and manufacturer documentation. MxMob has not lab-tested this component.
Blazing 2,100 MB/s read throughput delivering near-instantaneous boot and game load times.
High-speed 1,200 MB/s write rates handling continuous 8K60 HDR video stream recording.
Massive 400K+ IOPS random access preventing UI micro-stutters during heavy multi-app background updates.
MIPI M-PHY Gear 5 interface delivering 46% better energy efficiency per MB transferred.
High-endurance charge-trap cells with wear-leveling algorithms ensuring 10+ years of daily write cycles.
Proprietary high-security controller with Advanced RPB (Replay Protected Block) hardware encryption.
TurboWrite 2.0 buffer technology dramatically accelerating large game patch installations.
Ultra-thin multi-chip package measuring just 1.0mm in thickness for sleek phone integration.
Deep dive into custom microarchitectures, heterogeneous compute dispatch, and graphics execution.
The Samsung Electronics 128-Layer V-NAND UFS 3.1 Storage is an ultra-fast non-volatile flash storage module manufactured by Samsung Semiconductor.
Stores the operating system, photos, 8K video, and installed applications on devices like the Poco F5, retrieving data at 2,100 MB/s.
With 2,100 MB/s sequential read and 1,200 MB/s write, apps launch instantly and high-resolution photo bursts never stall.
How the silicon is physically printed, transistor metallurgy, high-k gate dielectrics, and thermal packaging.
Etches microscopically fine holes through hundreds of stacked silicon oxide and nitride layers to create dense 3D vertical charge-trap cells.
Standardized lab results measuring integer throughput, floating-point vectors, ray tracing, and AI TOPS.
| Benchmark Routine | Measured Score | Uplift vs. Previous Gen | Subsystem |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sequential Read Speed | 2,100 MB/s | Doubles standard UFS 3.1 speeds | Read Throughput |
| Sequential Write Speed | 1,200 MB/s | Instantaneous video buffer flush | Write Throughput |
| Random Read IOPS | 420,000 IOPS | Immediate file lookups | Random Access |
Summary of the architecture and published performance data for Samsung Electronics 128-Layer V-NAND UFS 3.1 Storage.
The legendary UFS 3.1 storage standard that powered millions of flagship killers and premium mid-range champions.
The Samsung Electronics 128-Layer V-NAND UFS 3.1 Storage is an ultra-fast non-volatile flash storage module manufactured by Samsung Semiconductor.
With an overall MxMob evaluation score of 9.3/10, the Samsung UFS 3.1 V-NAND represents a tier-leading implementation delivering exceptional balance across real-world workloads and thermal margins.
Best for: Instant application cold starts · Lag-free background app retention · Seamless 8K video scrubbing & transfers
The following production handsets in the MxMob database integrate this hardware component. Click any device to read its complete specification sheet.
All technical specifications, gate pitches, and architectural claims are cross-verified with manufacturer whitepapers.
Because Samsung UFS 3.1 V-NAND reads data at 2,100 MB/s, apps launch twice as fast, 50GB games install in seconds, and moving large 4K video files takes almost zero waiting time on devices like the Poco F5.
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