At the bottom of their results in the popular AnTuTu test program, mobiles were ranked, with serious surprises.
From time to time, the list is published, with major changes compared to the latest release. To say the least, former list leader ASUS ROG Phone 2 has fallen from leading to sixth position. Perhaps more interestingly, the competition for top-of-the-line equipment is dominated by Vivo, with all three places on the podium occupied by equipment from their barn. In first place is the Vivo IQOO Neo, which is another curiosity, as this mobile phone is not powered by the currently most powerful Snapdragon 855+ chip, but by its predecessor, the Snapdragon 855. In second place is the Vivo IQOO Pro 5G, in third place is the Vivo NEX 3 5G, in which we already find Snapdragon 855+ procit.
Regarding the list, it is also important to note that the dominance of Chinese phones is huge, or so to speak, that the list does not even contain Samsung in traces.
There are also interesting ones among the mid-range devices. We are no longer surprised that a Samsung phone, for example, is not here, but the sixth place in the Redmi Note 8 Pro is a serious weapon. When Xiaomi introduced the phone and it turned out that it wasn’t Qualcomm Snapdragon but Mediatek Helio tile that was in it, many (including me, I admit) raised their eyebrows. Mediatek tiles are good, fair, they know everything they need, they consume little, but in one thing, raw muscle power, they lag far behind Qualcomm products. Because of this, we didn’t really understand why Xiaomi chose this manufacturer. Since then, of course, it turned out my own measurements confirmed that the Mediatek Helio G90T was a really good choice, so much so that it seriously beats not only the Snapdragon 710, but even the much thicker 730G optimized to run games.
Returning to the list, the first place here also went to Vivo, the second to the Oppo phone, followed by three Huawei mobiles, ahead of the two Xiaomites.
