The battle is tremendous in the high-end, with the most powerful smartphones of 2020. But it is no less so in the mid-range, with terminals more adjusted in price but that have benefits inherited from their older brothers. Again it has been the AnTuTu platform, which has unveiled the most powerful high-end and mid-range mobiles so far in 2020.
AnTuTu always puts us on the track of how the performance of the most powerful mobiles on the market is going. The scores and ranking revealed by this performance program are so popular that some brands use them to brag on the product websites themselves, when the result has been good enough.
Now we have just met the most powerful high-end and mid-range phones until April 2020, from those Android phones that are sold outside of China. Keep in mind that these scores are published by AnTuTu after carrying out several tests with the same models and that they give a more reliable result. It has nothing to do with leaked or punctual AnTuTus as soon as a device is released.
More powerful in the high-end
In this case, the one that has taken the first position is the Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro , in its variant of 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of memory, reaching 593,769 points. The second position is for the OnePlus 8 Pro, in its variant of 12 GB of RAM and the same storage capacity with its 582,697 points. In third position we find the standard version of the Xiaomi Mi 10 with 580,027 points.
It should be noted that the first Exynos in the list appear in fourth and fifth position , with the Exynos 990 of the Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G and Galaxy S20 Plus 5G at the top. Both terminals touch 520,000 points. In the sixth position we find the Rog Phone 2 gaming mobile and in the seventh position is Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus, along with its brother the standard S20 in eighth position. Closing the classification and without reaching 500,000 points we find the One Plus 7T and One Plus 7T Pro from last year, which move with the Snapdragon 855 Plus.
More powerful in the mid-range
In the tight mid-range we also see new additions and titans that resist on the list. In this case, the Huawei Nova 7i, known in Europe as the P40 Lite, has risen to the top of the list with 308,853 points. As we see it is a score far removed from the big flagships, mainly because we are dealing with mid-range processors such as this Kirin 810.
In second position we find the Redmi Note 8 Pro, with 291,742 points. The third and fourth position is for realme with its realme 6 and realme 6 Pro, which sneak onto the list thanks to its MediaTek Helio G90T and Snapdragon 720G respectively. In fifth position we find the Redmi Note 9S with its 277,954 points and in sixth position it reappears realme with the realme X2, which with its Snapdragon 730G reaches a score of 270,995 points. The last positions are for the Xiaomi Mi 9T, the Galaxy A80, Galaxy A81 and the Xiaomi Mi Note 10.
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