Faster than Xiaomi and Samsung: Motorola cell phone beats smartphone competition
Motorola had actually already faded into insignificance and came back strong some time ago under the leadership of Lenovo. The now Chinese company wants to step on the gas and outdo the strong competition in the form of Xiaomi and Samsung. This also seems to work with the upcoming Motorola Edge 30 Ultra.
Motorola wants to have the fastest top smartphone
Samsung has had great success with the Galaxy S22 Ultra and Xiaomi has also presented its latest high-end smartphones with the 12S series. Now only Motorola is missing, which with the Moto X30 Pro, the in Germany it will probably appear as Edge 30 Ultra, will follow suit. at Weibo Chen Jin, the General Manager of the “Lenovo Mobile Business Group” in China, has already banged the drum about this.
There he published an AnTuTu benchmark of Motorola’s next flagship smartphone. With 1.124 million points, it is slightly faster than the Xiaomi 12S Pro with 1.113 million points. The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra (test) is far behind with 0.935 million points. According to Motorola, the test was carried out at room temperature. The cooling of the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 seems to work excellently with the smartphone, so that the cell phone can access high performance.
The Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, which will be installed in most new top smartphones in the second half of the year, is working significantly more efficient than the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, who has severe heat problems. Every new smartphone with this chip should therefore be able to access the chip’s performance better over a longer period of time.
Motorola will soon let you charge your smartphones over the air:
Benchmarks are not very important
It is of course interesting to see the maximum performance an Android smartphone can develop in the benchmark. However, the past has also shown that Chinese manufacturers in particular adapt their smartphones in order to achieve a result that can never be achieved in normal use. The Motorola cell phone will certainly be very fast. In the end, the only thing that counts is how smoothly the pre-installed interface runs.
