The big topic of the moment is the arrival of the Galaxy S21. Samsung is expected to launch its next generation of top-of-the-line devices in early 2021, but in the meantime, an alleged leak reveals details of the performance of the Galaxy S21+ powered by the Snapdragon 888 processor, and even compared to the performance of the already launched Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max.
The video was published on YouTube by the channel "Random Stuff 2", the same one that launched a hands-on of the Galaxy S21+ alongside the iPhone 12 Pro Max last weekend. Now, the 30-second video shows the two devices running the AnTuTu test. Check out;
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According to the tests, the Samsung device performed better in this kind of benchmark. The iPhone 12 Pro Max powered by the A14 Bionic chip made by Apple itself, achieved 441.227 points in the test. The Galaxy S21+ already reached the mark of 634.461, a very big difference in relation to its opponent. In these types of tests, Qualcomm's Snapdragon chips are usually better in performance than Apple's devices, but this time, Samsung was extremely superior to its rival.
In Spain, the Galaxy S21 will not come with Snapdragon 888
It has already been confirmed that the Galaxy S21 will sport the Snapdragon 888, however, not all markets will receive the model with these specifications. The Galaxy S21 line will also have editions powered by the Exynos 2100 chip, manufactured by Samsung itself, and Spain may be one of the countries that receives this version of the device.
The performance of the Exynos 2100 is not much different from the Snapdragon 888, as both are based on the Cortex-X1 architecture. Therefore, the change should not affect the public in terms of performance, but rather in price, since the Qualcomm model is a little more expensive.
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The launch of the Galaxy S21 should take place on January 14, and a super news is that this will be the first device that is not part of the Note line to receive support for the S Pen. We should also keep an eye out for the CES 2021 event, which takes place on the 11th of next month, which could bring more details about Samsung's next flagship.
Source: WCCFTech.
