In the ranking of the most productive low-cost Android smartphones according to AnTuTu, real “chaos” reigned

The team of the popular AnTuTu benchmark has published a ranking of mid-range Android smartphones for October 2021 for the Chinese market.

According to experts, a large number of new products based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G single-chip system have recently gone on sale, which is why there have been big changes in the rating, they even called it “chaos”. In total, 6 smartphones based on Snapdragon 778G have already got into the Top 10.

The first place was taken by the iQOO Z5 smartphone equipped with Snapdragon 778G, with an average score of 565 462. It surpassed the Xiaomi Mi 11 Youth Edition based on Snapdragon 780G, which scored 533,806 points and is in second place. The third place is taken by the new Xiaomi Civi series, also on Snapdragon 778G, with an average score of 518467.

The top five are rounded out by Honor 50 Pro and Honor 50, both on Snapdragon 778G – they received 517,002 and 515,180 points, respectively. Places six to ten are held by Oppo Reno6, Huawei Nova 9, Huawei Nova 9 Pro, Redmi 10X 5G, and Huawei Nova 8.

The rating did not include the latest hits from the Redmi Note 11 series based on MediaTek Dimensity 920. However, these models have not yet scored the required number of tests to get into the rating. According to preliminary estimates by AnTuTu, they will take a place somewhere in the middle of the rating with about 490,000 points.

Statistics collected from October 1 to October 31, 2021. The AnTuTu ranking uses average, not the highest scores. For each smartphone, the results of at least 1000 tests were taken into account – models with fewer tests are not included in the rating.