AnTuTu, over the years, has almost become the main tool for measuring the performance of a smartphone. The "Made in China" benchmark application uses different algorithms to calculate the power both for the processor and the graphical side with the GPU. The two scores, together with other factors tested in the benchmark are then unified to have a total score.
Having practically every score ever obtained on the face of the earth, AnTuTu is therefore able to say with certainty which are the most powerful smartphones (as we have seen in this post) and even create a list with performance / price reports for all devices.
In this post we will see just this, the AnTuTu score / price ratio on different smartphones divided by price range.
Xiaomi dominates the AnTuTu performance / price charts
Let's start with the devices that cost less than 999 Yuan (130 €), in this list we have the excellent Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 in the 3GB + 32GB version with an 142,7 score. Secondly we find another Xiaomi device, the Redmi 7 variant 3GB + 32GB with an 129,8 score. The Lenovo K5 Pro 6GB + 64GB arrives third with 124,5 points.
Moving on to the price range between the 2000 Yuan (260 €) and the 3000 Yuan (400 €) we have the Lenovo Z5 Pro GT at the top, followed by the Meizu 16th and in third place is the Xiaomi Mi 9 flagship with 6GB + 128GB of memory internal, which despite being the most recent on the list still manages to get an excellent performance / price ratio.
Finally, as regards the devices that cost more than 3000 Yuan (400 €), Xiaomi dominates with the Mi 9 Transparent Edition supported by 8GB of RAM and 256GB of internal memory with an 100,7 score, followed by the Xiaomi Black Shark Helo in version 8GB + 128GB which gets 92,5 points instead. In third place is the OnePlus 6 8GB + 256GB with an 91,9 score.
Some of you may have noticed the lack of the price range between 1000 Yuan (130 €) and 2000 Yuan (260 €), this is because there is no Xiaomi device in it, strangely. Here in fact dominate the Meizu X8 4GB / 64GB with 134,9 points, the Lenovo Z5s 4GB / 64GB with a score of 130,2 and the Meizu Note 9 always in the version with 4GB + 64GB which reaches a score of 128,8.
In general, we must say that we were not very surprised by this data. If we are fans of Xiaomi it is precisely because of the excellent quality / performance / price ratio that these rankings seem to immortalize perfectly.
What do you think about it? Do you agree with us that Xiaomi produces high-performance and cheap devices? Let us know in the comments section below!
