AnTuTu benchmark developers have released a satisfaction rating for Android smartphones, derived from feedback provided by actual owners. The results offer a window into how users feel about their devices in real-world use, taking into account performance, reliability, camera experience, software feel, battery life, and overall value. The rankings reflect a mixture of premium flagships and strong contenders that have made a lasting impression on daily smartphone life across North America, including Canada and the United States.
Leading the chart is the Xiaomi 12s Ultra, a device that pairs a high-resolution 50-megapixel main camera with a top-tier Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor. This combination has earned it a satisfaction score in the mid-90s, underscoring how the camera quality, speed, and overall system responsiveness translate into everyday satisfaction for owners. The phone also brings a refined design language and a robust sensor array that appeals to photographers and power users who demand sharp detail, accurate color rendition, and quick autofocus in a wide range of lighting conditions.
Close behind sits the Xiaomi 13, which has captured the confidence of many buyers with its latest flagship-grade Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset and a design language inspired by the look and feel of the most current iPhone models. The device’s balance between high performance, software polish, and a premium chassis contributes to a strong user experience, making it a popular choice for those who want cutting-edge speed alongside a refined, modern aesthetic.
In third place is the OnePlus 11, a device that continues to win favor with a broad base of users thanks to its flagship-level Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor delivering smooth performance and swift multitasking. A notable topic among reviewers and owners is the display choice: some users have questioned the use of the Samsung E4 panel in this generation, especially since many flagship models have moved to the newer E6 matrix. Despite this, the overall experience remains highly favorable, driven by fast response, fluid animation, and a clean software experience that many value for daily tasks, gaming, and photography.
Rounding out the top-rated list in February are several strong contenders including the Honor X40 GT, Huawei P50 Pro, iQOO Neo7 Racing Edition, Vivo X90 Pro＋, Xiaomi 13, Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, and iQOO 11 Pro. In each case, more than 91 percent of owners express satisfaction with their devices. These results highlight a diverse ecosystem where multiple brands offer compelling combinations of camera performance, processing power, display quality, battery endurance, and software experience. The satisfaction of owners often hinges on how well a phone handles everyday activities—from capturing moments in varied light to running resource-intensive apps, streaming media, and navigating a smooth, intuitive user interface over time.