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AnTuTu’s Top Performing Smartphones for Q2 2014

AnTuTu, maker of the most popular smartphone and tablet benchmarking utility for Android, AnTuTu Benchmarks, has released a list of their ten top performing smartphones for Q2 of 2014.

AnTuTu’s list is based on the average scores that users submitted from April to June 2014 using AnTuTu Benchmark V4.

antutu benchmark_q2_2014

Taking the top spot is the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (N9005) with its 2.3GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 quad-core CPU and Adreno 330 GPU, followed by the Huawei Honor 6 (H60-L01) with its HiSilicon Kirin 920 octa-core CPU and Mali-T628MP4 GPU, and the HTC One M8 (M8T) with its 2.3GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 CPU and Adreno 330 GPU. The OnePlus One, on the other hand, lands in 4th place even with its higher clocked 2.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 CPU and Adreno 330 GPU.

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15 Comments

face the truth says:

10 years ago

why xiaomi mi3 is not included?
hmmm..
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oh my says:

10 years ago

Does antutu really give that kind of score during Q2? I just ran bechmark last week and here’s the result.

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Justin says:

10 years ago

Utot mo! Gusto mo lang ipag-mayabang yang supot mong Mi3!
oh my says:

10 years ago

halatang inggit ka Lang Kasi Hindi ka Makabili ni kahit na 10600 na celfone

anon says:

10 years ago

Mi3 is around 33k
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JP says:

10 years ago

I really thought 2014 flagship phones would knock the NOTE 3 off the top spot. What keeps it no. 1? thanks ahead.
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fonhunter says:

10 years ago

Wow, despite Sammy’s bloatware and last years top specs, Note 3 is still on top? Interesting…
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RJ de Leon says:

10 years ago

Wouldn’t be surprised if some manufacturers — at least those with intimate knowledge of Antutu’s algorithms — incorporate hardware bypass tweaks that allow them to ‘cheat’ & artificially overachieve in performance benchmarks. Savvy reviewers & users know that higher scores don’t always translate into perceptibly better real-world/user experience.
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anonymous says:

10 years ago

where is apple iphone?
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ambotsadako says:

10 years ago

How the hell did a Samsung S5 Prime get into this chart without getting officialy announced? O_O
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Verbl Kint says:

10 years ago

You can actually tweak your code to make your AnTuTu benchmark scores better (yes, some manufacturers do “cheat”). This is why Anandtech doesn’t use it anymore.
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Gadgeteer says:

10 years ago

naka mi3 ako.
first benchmark 35712
2nd benchmark 34900
3rd benchmark 34320
it seems pag nag iinit bumabagal.
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Gadgeteer says:

10 years ago

Hindi talaga aabot ang xiaomi Kasi ang cutoff is 36130

Rigwarl says:

10 years ago

Bidang bida niyo mi3 niyo first-time niyo makahawak ng 30k benchmark na phone? Haha try niyo maka bili ng 30k pesos na phone kung afford niyo :))
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