AnTuTu: These are the most powerful smartphones today

The beginning of the new month also brought with it an updated ranking of the top 10 most powerful smartphones that are currently available. The report is regularly published by the creators of the popular benchmark tool AnTuTu.

The fresh data once again confirms that the first place belongs to the Black Shark 4 Pro gaming smartphone. Despite the fact that familiar pieces tend to appear in the list, there are currently several interesting changes that are definitely worth noting. The XiaomiAdictos portal addressed the topic.

Gaming smartphones dominate

The Black Shark 4 Pro is a gaming smartphone and one of the flagship models that uses the 5 nm Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset. It has 12 GB of RAM in the evaluated equipment, but the sophisticated cooling system mainly helps it to achieve top performance.

It is based on the fact that users can get the most out of their smartphone. Thanks to this, he managed to take the first place in the June AnTuTu ranking with a total rating of 830,022 points.

The second place was taken by the Red Magic 6 Pro smartphone with a rating of 829,900 points. The third place belongs to the OnePlus 9 Pro model, which scored 828,748 points. Both are equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset in combination with 12 and up to 16 GB of RAM, respectively.

Lack of diversity

The mentioned chipset occupies the entire table of the top 10 most powerful smartphones. Oppo Find X3 Pro, vivo X60 Pro +, IQOO 7, OnePlus 9, ASUS ROG Phone 5 and realme GT smartphones have been placed here. The last, tenth, bar belongs to the relative novelty Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra.

The published report is dominated by gaming smartphones, which is quite expected. At the same time, models from the production of Chinese brands play. It is especially noteworthy that it was controlled by one chipset and there is practically no diversity. We will see how the situation develops in the coming months. Several flagships should arrive on the market, which will receive top chips in the wreath.