This is a ranking of the TOP 10 most powerful smartphones

The beginning of the new month brings with it an updated ranking of the TOP 10 most powerful smartphones that are currently available worldwide. The report is regularly published by the creators of the popular benchmark tool AnTuT, and this was not the case during July. A look at the fresh ranking was published by the GizChina portal.

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The latest data overview again shows that the Black Shark 4 Pro gaming smartphone currently belongs to the first place. Despite the fact that relatively well-known smartphones tend to appear in the list of the most powerful smartphones, there are sometimes interesting changes that are out of the question. This is primarily due to the fact that manufacturers will start selling a new model, but the cards can theoretically be shuffled by a software update.

Black Shark 4 Pro is a gaming smartphone and one of the flagship models that use the 5 nm Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset. In the tested version, it has 12 GB of RAM. Undoubtedly, a sophisticated cooling system also helps him achieve top performance. The leading position is achieved repeatedly, the AnTuTu ranking has been dominating for several months. In July, he defended his championship with a total score of 854,439 points.

Xiaomi Mi 11

Snapdragon 888 wherever you look

The second place was taken by the Red Magic 6 Pro smartphone with a rating of 831,163 points. The third place belongs to the OnePlus 9 Pro model, which scored 822,338 points. Both are equipped with a powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset in combination with 12 and up to 16 GB of RAM, respectively.

Snapdragon 888 is currently at the top, which is reflected in the table of TOP 10 most powerful smartphones. It is found in all smartphones that made it into the top ten. Specifically, we find here the smartphones Oppo Find X3 Pro, realme GT, OnePlus 9, vivo X60 Pro +, IQOO 7, Meizu 18 and Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra. No dramatic changes have taken place and it can be assumed that we will witness them only after the arrival of new chipsets.