October's global AnTuTu top list published

As we reported, a Xiaomi device, the Black Shark 4S Pro, finished in the October AnTuTu list at the top. Yes, but it's not available globally, and neither is the Red Magic 6S Pro. AnTuTu usually releases a global toplist also, which shows more familiar devices, in letters that are legible to the European eye.

Here is the flagship list:

As you can see, no Xiaomi or Xiaomi-related model was awarded a podium place. Without exception, all the devices on the list feature Qualcomm Snapdrgaon 888. The first place goes to ZTE's Red Magic 6, the second place goes to Asus' ROG Phone 5, and the third place goes to the Realme GT. It is worth noting that this place was achieved with a price tag of 161 thousand forints. And this is no longer the price of the corner GSM shop grey import, but the price of official dealers. Of course, not everything is performance, in camera for example, it lags behind the competition, but then it's no coincidence that there are rumours that the Realme could be the new Xiaomi. There are 2 Xiaomi devices on the list. At number 6 is the Mi 11i, while at number 8 is the Mi 11 Ultra.

Let's see the mid-range list:

In this ranking, Xiaomi has 2 out of the 3 podium places, although the first place is not held by Xiaomi, but by Realme, with the GT Master edtion model. The second place goes to the Mi 11 Lite, while the third place goes to a newer 5G variant of the same phone. The list also includes a Xiaomi phone, the Mi 10T Lite 5G at number 9. This ranking ranks the phones according to the power of the chip, and nothing shows it better than the Google Pixel 5 in 8th place, which beats a few models from the top end of the list if you only look at the camera capabilities. Most of the devices on the list have a Snapdragon chip, but the Kirin and Dimensity series also appear here.