In October, there were no new competitive devices released in the Android field other than the Xiaomi 12T Pro. So it seems that phone makers are focusing on releasing new devices based on the upcoming Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip.
Released the new AnTuTu ranking: Here are the most powerful smartphones of the last month
This means that the Android performance list hasn't changed much since September. Most of the top 10 on the flagship phone list are Snapdragon 8+ powered devices, while the ROG 6 Dimensity Supreme Edition, which was at the top of last month's list, isn't on this list. It seems that, despite its performance, the number of releases on the market is not very high at the moment.
It should be noted that the data in this ranking were calculated from 1 October to 31 October 2022. The results in the ranking are average scores rather than higher scores, and therefore more representative. Let's start by looking at the list of Android flagship phones.
1. ASUS ROG Phone 6 - Average Score: 1.117.077
Gaming phones have always been exceptional in terms of AnTuTu performance and scores, so it's no surprise that the ROG Phone 6 ranks first. This phone is powered by a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor.
The phone retains the design features of previous ROG phones, with perks like virtual buttons, an ultra-high refresh rate screen, and a large battery capacity, making it a favorite among gaming enthusiasts.
2. ASUS ROG Phone 6 Pro - Average Score: 1.116.637
The average score of the ROG Phone 6 Pro is surprisingly lower than that of the ROG Phone 6, while the single highest score is higher for the ROG Phone 6 Pro. The main difference between the two is in the GPU and MEM scores, both of which are slightly higher. to the ROG Phone 6 Pro, for reasons unknown at the moment.
3. Xiaomi 12T Pro - Average Score: 1.061.590
We finally see a non-gaming phone ranked in the top three on the list. The Xiaomi 12T Pro has a top-notch configuration in every respect. It has a superb camera and is powered by one of the most powerful processors currently available in Android: the Snapdragon 8+. It has a built-in 5000mAh battery and supports 120W fast charging.
In terms of looks, the Mi 12T Pro features a flat screen design with a good overall screen-to-body ratio. The back of the device adopts the Xiaomi 12 series design, especially the rear camera module design is basically the same.
The top ten on the October sub-flagship list is also broadly similar to September, with the Dimensity 8100 occupying the top four positions on the list and the Snapdragon 870 occupying the other six.
1. realme GT Neo3 - Average Score: 817.197
The realme GT Neo 3 has been in the top 10 of the sub flagship list many times. The powerful cooling capacity allows it to perform slightly higher than its competitors. At the same time, the battery capacity of 5000mAh and the fast charging capacity of 80W make it competitive in terms of battery life. In conclusion, the realme GT Neo 3 is considered an affordable gaming phone.
2. Poco X4 GT - Average Score: 797.324
As a sub-brand of Xiaomi, the Poco offers the same great value for money as Xiaomi. The 144Hz refresh rate and HDR10 make it one of the best devices in its price range, while in terms of image setup, the Poco The X4 GT still retains the 64MP triple camera combination and sample processing is top in the sub-flagship category. However, the Poco The X4 GT falls short of the competition in terms of looks and a few other features.
3. Xiaomi 12T - Average Score: 796.638
The Xiaomi 12T has a 100 megapixel camera like other flagship phones and the processor has changed from Snapdragon 8+ to Dimensity 8100.
Finally, for mid-range smartphones, we have:
- Nothing Phone 1 - Average Score: 580.763
- iQOO Z5 - Average Score: 559.979
- Honor 70 - Average Score: 551.514
