Like every beginning of the month, it's time for AnTuTu rankings. We usually see those dedicated to smartphones on the Chinese market but today we see the one that interests us most: the one related to devices Global enviroment. With the release of OnePlus 10 Pro, we expected that Pete Lau's company could make competitors laugh, but that's not the case. To make them laugh it is instead Xiaomi that with its latest top of the range Xiaomi 12 Pro removes all paint and returns to the first position in the ranking of the most performing top of the range. Why do we say makes? Because last month the device was second in the ranking.
That's right: Xiaomi 12 Pro returns to be the best top of the range according to AnTuTu standards. He was second last month, today he is first again!
Poco some time ago we saw how Redmi has brought MediaTek in the ranking of the best thanks to the MediaTek Dimensity 9000 processor mounted on Redmi K50 Pro. But Xiaomi 12 Pro, which already has proved its worth in other areas, it has conquered the top of the ranking of smartphone more performers di March according to AnTuTu. Clearly, much of the credit is due to the processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen1, first of his "breed" despite many complaining of overheating problems. However, we know that Xiaomi has found one "ploy”To avoid overheating.
Xiaomi 12 Pro based on Qualcomm's latest top-of-the-line SoC is back to the first post, leaving the second position last month. At the same time, IQOO 9 PRO, who was the leader in February, did not make it to the rankings at all. Instead, the second and third places now belong to Motorola Pro Edge 30 and Realme GT2 Pro. In fourth place there is Xiaomi 12, younger brother of the Pro who reigns undisputed. One follows slew of Samsung: Galaxy S22 Ultra 5G (Snapdragon 8 Gen 1), Galaxy S22 Ultra 5G (Exynos 2200), Galaxy S22 + 5G (Snapdragon 8 Gen 1), Galaxy S22 + 5G (Exynos 2200), Oppo Find X5 Pro (Snapdragon 8 Gen 1) and Galaxy S22 5G (Exynos 2200).
We remind you that the statistics are collected from March 1st to March 31st 2022. The ranking AnTuTu uses averages, not the highest scores. For each smartphone, the results of at least 1000 tests were taken into account: models with fewer tests are not included in the evaluation.
