AnTuTu has refreshed its ranking of the most powerful Android smartphones currently in circulation. The benchmark body publishes its assessments on the official website, offering a snapshot of performance across flagship devices and sub-flagships alike.
Leading the flagship category is the vivo X90 Pro Plus, which achieved an overall score of 1,283,893. This figure reflects the device’s top tier performance powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor paired with the newer Gen 1 architecture, contributing to a tested score of 1,112,092 points in the same session.
In the sub-flagship segment, the Xiaomi 12T sits at the top with an 821,860 score. Close behind, the Realme GT Neo 3 posts 812,167, and the Poco X4 GT follows with 806,615. The Xiaomi 12T relies on the Dimensity 8100-Ultra chipset, while Realme and Poco models are driven by the standard Dimensity 8100 configuration in their respective configurations.
Separately, consumer tech outlets and benchmarking communities have highlighted competing performance results. For instance, Geekbench 5 single-core tests have shown Samsung’s Galaxy S23 Ultra achieving a strong, near the top score in single-core performance, outperforming the prior leader, the Nubia RedMagic 8 Pro in multiple metrics. These results illustrate how different benchmarking suites can emphasize varying aspects of device performance, from raw CPU speed to overall system efficiency. (Source: Geekbench 5)