One of the most well-known, popular and trusted benchmarks in the Android world is, without a doubt, AnTuTu. And it is that, together with GeekBench and other test platforms, this always appears to us as a reliable benchmark which we take as a point of reference and support since it provides us with relevant information when it comes to knowing how powerful, fast and efficient it is. a mobile, whatever.
As usual, AnTuTu usually makes a monthly report or, rather, a list of the most powerful terminals on the market, month by month. Therefore, in this new opportunity, we show you the respective to the month of July of this year, which is the last one brought to light by the benchmark. Let’s see!
These are high-end with the best performance of July
This list was recently revealed and, as we highlight, it belongs to last July, so AnTuTu could put a twist on this in the next ranking of this month, which we will see in September. These are the most powerful smartphones today, according to the test platform:
As can be well detailed in the list that we attach above, the Oppo Find X2 Pro and Find X2 are the two beasts that are located in the first two positions, with 613,048 and 606,490 points, respectively, and a numerical difference between them not very big.
The third, fourth and fifth places are occupied by the Redmi K30 Pro, Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro and iQOO Neo 3, with 601,706, 600,940 and 596,141 points, respectively, thus closing the first five places in the AnTuTu list. These, like the next ones we will mention, also make use of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 865 chipset, which has completely displaced the Kirin 990 and Exynos 990, both Huawei and Samsung chipsets, respectively.
Finally, the second half of the table is made up of the Oppo Ace 2 (595,408), Vivo X50 Pro + (595,404), Realme X50 Pro (588,837), Meizu 17 Pro (587,483) and the iQOO 3 (587,087), in the same order, from sixth to tenth place.
The mid-range with the best performance
Unlike the first list, which is dominated by a single chipset, which is from Qualcomm, the list of today’s top 10 mid-range mobiles for May 2020 by AnTuTu has smartphones with different processors from MediaTek and Huawei. , in addition to also being stepped on by a Snapdragon chipset. Samsung’s Exynos are nowhere to be seen this time around.
After the Oppo Reno 3 5G, which managed to mark a high figure of 442,965 and is powered by Mediatek’s Dimensity 1000L, the Redmi 10X 5G with the Dimensity 820 is placed in the second position, with a score of 398,015, in a list that It has presented few changes, compared to last month. This is followed by the Redmi 10X Pro 5G, with a score of 397,214. The latter also works with the Dimensity 820, an eight-core chipset that can work at a maximum refresh rate of 2.6 GHz.
The Honor 30, Huawei Nova 7 Pro and Huawei Nova 7 phones, which feature the Kirin 985 chipset, have secured fourth, fifth and sixth positions again, respectively, with figures of 391,090, 381,965 and 380,670. The Honor X10, which goes hand in hand with the Kirin 820, is in the seventh position, with a mark of 362,648 points.
The Honor 30S and Huawei Nova 7 SE, which are also powered by Huawei’s Kirin 820 SoC, are in eighth and ninth place, with 358,362 and 351,137, respectively. The Redmi K30 5G, which was launched with the Snapdragon 765G, ranks 10th on the list with a not inconsiderable score of about 346,715.
The variety of chipsets that we find in this list is evident. There are five who are present, Mediatek being the one that manages to stay with the first three places, thus giving way to the Kirin of Huawei, with nine occupied squares, and a small hole to Qualcomm, with the Snapdragon 765G, which has barely managed enter this ranking.