List of the 10 fastest Android phones today

KOMPAS.com – The mobile performance measurement company, AnTuTu, has released a list of the 10 fastest Android phones for October 2018. The top three on the mobile phone list are dominated by Huawei's latest mobile phone.

This list contains a number of newcomer cell phone names that immediately figured top of the results of AnTuTu's performance tests. Call it the Huawei Mate series that dominates the top three and the all new Black Shark Helo mobile phone.

The first to third order is occupied by the Huawei 20 family. The ordinary Huawei Mate 20 phones are ranked first with a total of 311,840 points.

The second rank is occupied by Mate 20 Pro with a total score of 307,693 and the third place is occupied by Mate 20 X with a total score of 303,112. The three main devices use the new SoC manufactured by Huawei, the Kirin 980.

Black Shark Helo became the first mobile phone based on Snapdragon 845 to appear on the fastest Android in October with a score of 301,757. Then follow his predecessor, Black Shark, with a score of 293,544.

The rest are Meizu 16th, OnePlus 6, Asus ROG Phone, Smartisan R1 and Nubia Z18.

AnTuTu List of the 10 fastest Android phones of the AnTuTu version.

Asus ROG Phone itself last September had judged the fastest Android phone with a score of 299,706. For the month of October, the number of mobile phones fell to eighth place with a total score of 291 701.

Although some phones released at the end of last October have not been included on this list, such as Xiaomi Mi Mix 3, OnePlus 6T and Honor Magic 2.

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As a summary KompasTekno from Gizmochina, Monday (5/11/2018), specifically for OnePlus 6T, AnTuTu released a performance test result some time ago.

OnePlus 6T gets an average score of 298,011 points. If it's included in the list, this phone is right above Black Shark.

Nevertheless, the test results are only the result of the processing of a reference application and involve no user experience search. These figures may differ from what the user thinks depends on their use.