Xiaomi still AnTuTu king in the top and mid-range

For many people, AnTuTu tests are just a cat fight or a numbers war and they don't attach much importance to it. But for gamers, it really matters how well their phone performs in the test. Xiaomi is still the AnTuTu king!

The Nubia Red Magic 6 Pro took the virtual throne in the AnTuTu rankings at launch, beating the Black Shark 4 Pro from Xiaomi's workshop. But thanks to software fixes, by July it had regained the top spot, beating the challenger by no small margin.

The list is topped by Qualcomm's snapdragon 888, the hottest mobile SoC on the market today. The company's own phone, the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra, only made it into the top 10. While 787450 is a nice score, we know that it's not focused on performance, but on the overall user experience across the board.

Other processor families have already found a place in the mid-range alongside Qualcomm. The SD780G, 778G and 768G were launched in the colours of the leading manufacturer, the Dimensity 900 and 820 in the MTK line, and the Kirin 985 was also launched towards the end.

Xiaomi didn't lie to itself here either, Xiaomi is the AnTuTu king. The Mi 11 Lite leads the field with its SD780G SoC. The others are lagging behind it, but even a phone with a very good price/performance ratio, the Redmi 10X, is in the middle of the pack. This is the best MTK phone at the moment, which unfortunately didn't reach us, it's still a Chinese domestic phone.

What phone do you have? How well does it perform on the AnTuTu test? Tell us in the comments!