Current Android models are generally divided into flagship, sub-flagship and mid-range models by processor. For example, models equipped with Snapdragon 8 and Tianji 9000 can be called flagships, and models equipped with Snapdragon 870 and Tianji 8100 can be called sub-flagships. When the sales of flagship machines are not good, the sub-flagship becomes the object of competition between brands.
So who has the strongest performance in the sub-flagship camp? On May 1, AntuTu added an Android camp sub-flagship performance ranking. According to Antutu's list in the past Four months, the flagship performance Top 10 is:
Winner: Redmi K50, scoring 814032;
Runner-up: realme GT Neo3, scored 811881;
3rd place: iQOO Neo5 Vitality Edition, scored 732559;
The fourth to tenth places are: realme GT Neo2, realme GT Master Exploration Edition, iQOO Neo5 SE, OPPO Reno6 Pro+, iQOO Neo5, OPPO Find X3, realme GT2T.
From this list, the overall performance of the MediaTek Tianji 8100 is the ultra-Qualcomm Snapdragon 870, the former score is more than 800,000, and the latter is between 700,000 and 800,000. Of course, the biggest winner will definitely be the Redmi K50, which is not only the most performing of the sub-flagship, but also the best-selling in this grade. The same MediaTek Tianji 8100, its performance is stronger than other models. For example, it has higher performance than the realme GT Neo3. Interestingly, the same Tianji 8100 platform model, a plus Ace was not on the list, we do not know what the reason is, is the performance really not good or due to the average data is not enough reasons.
In addition to the MediaTek Tianji 8100 platform, other shortlisted models are almost the same Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 platform model. It is enough to see that this processor has become the second flagship of the Android camp, and it has been widely praised since the day of release, and there have been brands using it for three consecutive years, and new machines have been continuously released. It seems that Qualcomm really has nothing to do in the past two years, and I hope to experience such a stimulus from MediaTek, and then Qualcomm can put some big moves out.