AnTuTu Developers compiled a ranked list of the top rated Android smartphones for August, drawing on a wide range of user reviews collected from benchmark results. The goal was to present a clear snapshot of performance, value, and user satisfaction across the leading models in the market. The process highlighted which devices stood out in real-world usage and how various factors combine to shape overall appeal for Android enthusiasts in North America and beyond.
Leading the pack is the new flagship Realme GT5, which earned an impressive positive score of 97.14 percent. This model stands out for its bold design choices, a record-breaking 240W fast charging capability, a high-resolution 1.5K display with a smooth 144Hz refresh rate, and the inclusion of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor. The combination of rapid charging, vibrant visuals, and cutting-edge silicon contributed strongly to its top position in the August assessment, resonating with power users who value both performance and charging convenience.
In second place, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra posted a solid score of 95.88 percent, followed by the foldable Vivo X Fold2 at 94.78 percent. These two devices, released earlier in the year, demonstrate lasting appeal through a mix of premium cameras, robust ecosystems, and versatile form factors that appeal to power users who require versatility in a flagship experience. The S23 Ultra’s long-standing reputation for photography and endurance remains a key driver, while the X Fold2 showcases the benefits and challenges of foldable technology in daily life.
Rounding out the top tier are the ZTE Nubia Z50 Ultra at 93.58 percent, the Vivo X90 Pro+ at 93.04 percent, the Samsung Galaxy S23 at 92.73 percent, the Xiaomi 13 Pro at 91.76 percent, the Honor X40 GT at 90 percent, the Honor Magic5 Pro at 90.62 percent, and the OnePlus 11 at 90.47 percent. Each model brings its own blend of camera prowess, battery endurance, software experience, and value. The Nubia Z50 Ultra is noted for its bold camera presentation, while the Vivo X90 Pro+ continues to be praised for imaging excellence. The Galaxy S23 reaffirms Samsung’s strength in a compact flagship, Xiaomi’s 13 Pro highlights fast charging and display quality, and Honor and OnePlus devices emphasize competitive pricing and emerging software ecosystems. Collectively, these entries illustrate the diverse ways Android devices can deliver high performance to different user preferences in North America and Canada as well as the broader market landscape.
The July results show the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra leading at 95.71 percent, followed by the Vivo X90 Pro+ at 92.98 percent and the Nubia Z50 Ultra at 92.73 percent. Even though the scores for the latter two devices improved, their ranking in the recentJuly evaluation shifted slightly, reflecting how quickly the benchmark scene can evolve with new updates, firmware changes, and regional preferences. This movement underscores how dynamic the mid-year smartphone environment remains and why buyers should consider both raw performance and how a device performs in everyday scenarios when choosing a top model.
It is noted that the data used for compiling these ratings included inputs from the Chinese market, contributing valuable perspective to the overall ranking. Such cross-market data helps illuminate how devices perform under different usage patterns and network conditions, offering readers a fuller picture of a smartphone’s capabilities across regions and conditions. This approach aims to balance international benchmarks with local realities, so buyers in Canada and the United States can gauge how a device might fit into their own ecosystems and daily routines.
Previously, AnTuTu highlighted the most powerful smartphones of August, establishing a recurring benchmark cadence that enthusiasts and buyers consult as part of their decision-making process. The ongoing release cadence, performance updates, and regional differences keep the benchmark conversation active and relevant for consumers who want to understand how a device stacks up against the competition over time. The August round continues to serve as a useful reference point for evaluating sustained performance and overall user experience across leading Android flagships and challengers.