Benchmark scoring apps serve another purpose besides bragging rights for certain smartphone owners. They can help manufacturers determine whether software changes will positively or negatively affect a handset. Benchmark apps can also be used by smartphone makers to determine how their phones stack up against the competition.
The upcoming Moto X30 Pro tops the AnTuTu benchmark leaderboards
But what the Benchmark tests fail to score is the phone owner’s taste. For example, someone might prefer Android over iOS, be attracted to the special Google features on the Pixel 6 Pro, or have the opportunity to get a first shot at most Android updates. So while these benchmark apps will give you a numerical answer that you might think of as a leaderboard, it doesn’t necessarily mean the higher score is the best for YOU.
Render of the upcoming Moto X30 Pro
The AnTuTu benchmark test measures the CPU (Central Processing Unit), GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), a phone’s memory, and the handset’s UX (user experience). The latter is determined by measuring data processing, data security, image processing and certain video tasks. Remember, the benchmark app looks at computing power in the form of speed. The app cannot measure the quality of video playback or audio streams as it is best left up to the user.
A gaming phone currently has the highest Android AnTuTu score
Motorola has been in tears lately and has grown to become (with parent company Lenovo) the third largest smartphone manufacturer globally and in the United States. With the Moto X30 Pro, Motorola hopes to deliver a challenger to the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra.

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The currently top-ranked Android phones are the Red Magic 7 gaming phone (1,046,552), the Vivo X80 (1,000,443), Motorola Edge 30 Pro (1,000,443), Mi 12 Pro (989,730), and the Vivo X80 Pro. (987,693). At the top of the iOS/iPadOS list are the two variants of the fifth-generation iPad Pro. The 12.9-inch model scored 1,203,916 while the 11-inch model weighed 1,180,184. This is followed by the latest iPad Air tablet (1,079.942). The first iPhone on the list is the fifth iPhone 13 Pro Max (830,180).