The famous benchmarking platform AnTuTu has just released the new July rankings which are based on the performance / price ratio of Android smartphones based on the data collected in the background by the app. As we will see in poco, most of the models on the list were released in the first half of the year, this means that AnTuTu does not purposely remove the older devices, on the contrary, the fact that they are still in the list after six months indicates that they still have a remarkable specific price ratio.
AnTuTu: Xiaomi and Redmi have smartphones with the best performance / price ratio
It should also be noted that the scores of the ranking created by AnTuTu are calculated based on the scores obtained in the V8 version of the software. In particular, the ratio of the running performance score divided by the current price is calculated. The prerequisite for being selected is that the model must fall within the overall performance ranking of AnTuTu. If it is not on the performance list due to insufficient actual execution points, even if the performance / price ratio is high, the device will not be on the list.
AnTuTu has created a total of three rankings depending on the price ranges, let's start with the first which includes devices with a price below 1499 yuan, or up to 182 €.
As we can see in the image above, the winner of this ranking is the Redmi Note 8 Pro with a score of 258.8 points. The smartphone is priced at 1099 Yuan (133 €) in China for the 6GB + 64GB version.
In terms of specifications, as we know the Redmi Note 8 Pro is equipped with a MediaTek Helio G90T as a processor, liquid cooling with integrated copper tube which allows it to obtain an average score of 284.429 on AnTuTu. If we add to this the fact that it is equipped with a 1 megapixel Samsung GW64 sensor, the Note 8 Pro still looks like one of the most interesting entry-level devices on the market.
Let's now move on to the second ranking for the price range between 1500-1999 yuan, or between € 180 and € 240.
Here too Redmi dominates with the Redmi 10X 5G in first position at 240,1 points. The strong point of this device is the new Dimensity 820 chip with 7nm technology, which allows it to obtain an average score of 383976. The 10X 5G is priced at 1599 Yuan (194 €) again for the 6GB + 64GB version and comes with a Samsung AMOLED screen from 6,57 inches, a battery capacity of 4520 mAh, supports 22,5 W wired fast charging, a 48MP + 8MP + 2MP triple camera on the back and supports dual 5G aggregation 5G + 5G Dual card dual standby, SA, NSA dual 5G mode.
As for the best smartphones between 2000-2999 yuan, 240-364 €, the Redmi K30 Pro comes in second place behind theiQOO Z1. That said, according to AnTuTu, the K30 Pro is not in first position only because the cheaper 6GB + 64GB version was not available on the JD.com store. As we can see in the image above, the one with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal memory is present.
Where instead the Redmi K30 Pro wins but in the Zoom Edition variant it is in the 3000-4499 yuan category, therefore a price ranging from 364 € to 546 €.
Here the Redmi K30 equipped with the Snapdragon 865 and 8GB + 128 GB is priced at just 3199 yuan (388 €). The smartphone comes with a 64MP main rear camera, a 13MP ultra wide-angle camera, a 30x zoom lens and a 2MP depth of field sensor. We also remind you that the main sensor and the telephoto sensor have an OIS optical stabilization system.
Finally, we have the ranking with all the most affordable flagships on the market, or devices over 4500 Yuan (546 €).
In this price range the Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro in its 8GB + 256 GB version precedes by poco theOPPO Find X2.
Xiaomi's flagship arrives with a 6,77-inch AMOLED curved screen with a refresh rate of 90 Hz. It is also equipped with Snapdragon 865, LPDDR5 RAM, UFS 3.0 flash memory, 4500 mAh battery capacity and supports 50W of wired fast charging, 30W wireless flash charging and 10W wireless reverse charging
What can I say, these AnTuTu rankings confirm us even more that Xiaomi and Redmi are two brands that focus everything on the performance / price ratio. Isn't that exactly why we love them? Let us know yours in the comments section below!
