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In an Indian Redmi video posted on Twitter, the brand provoked Samsung with the score hit by an unidentified Sammy device on AnTuTu, the famous benchmarking tool replaced by Redmi Note 7.
graph with both scores, a legend says again "Good things come to those who wait". The W of the wait is spelled with the M in reverse, alluding to the competitor's line. The device tested should be the Galaxy M20, recently launched by the South Korean manufacturer.
The Redmi Note 7 is expected to arrive soon on the Indian market, while the Samsung model is already enjoying commercial success in the country, with sold out on the first day.
It's worth noting that the difference in AnTuTu score – 123,000 points versus 143,000 points – is not so relevant, but it was worth it. The Galaxy M20 should be launched with a powerful battery of 5,000 mAh, a feature that may be enough to prefer some people, compared to the Redmi Note 7, a little more rewarding.
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