Master Lu: Top Performance Smartphones List For April


Every month, AnTuTu releases a list of smartphones that provide the best performance. Although the performance score of a smartphone does not directly represent performance, it has a certain reference for the purchase of the user. Recently, Master Lu officially released the new performance list for April. Among those models, the Red Magic 3, which was announced quite recently, has reached 452,948 points and successfully climbed to the top.

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Currently, the mainstream flagship smartphones are packed with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 platform. Only Apple and Huawei are using their own chips. Those SND855-powered devices run over 400,000. But their scores do not exceed 450,000. So how the Red Magic 3 could reach such results?

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One of the most important reasons is that the Red Magic 3 is equipped with the ICE2.0 multi-dimensional heat dissipation system, which increases the effective heat dissipation area to 32000mm2.

At the same time, the Red Magic 3 uses a 6.65-inch AMOLED large screen and is equipped with up to 12G+256G of memory. As a gaming smartphone, the Nubia Red Devil 3 runs on RedMagic OS 2.0 system and Game Space 2.0 to enhance the user experience.

Well, as for the other models in the list, the OPPO Reno 10x zoom version ranked second; the Lenovo Z6 Pro and the Meizu 16s ranked third and fourth, respectively. These phones are packed with the Snapdragon 855 chip as well. The Huawei P30 Pro and the Huawei P30 ranked fifth and sixth, respectively. The OPPO Reno 10 Standard Edition ranked seventh; Samsung’s two mid-range A70 and A60 ranked eighth and ninth, respectively, and the Honor 20i ranked tenth.

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