iPhone 12 Pro stands tall against the Galaxy S21 Ultra in Latest Performance Comparison

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iPhone 12 Pro stands tall against the Galaxy S21 Ultra in Latest Performance Comparison

Apple iPhone 12 series and Samsung Galaxy S21 series are the two best flagship lineups this time in the smartphone market. The main comparison between them is basically standing on their chipsets: A14 Bionic chip of Apple and Exynos 2100 chipset of Samsung. We’ve drawn out the latest performance comparison between the top models of both the series: Apple iPhone 12 Pro and Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. The result shows that the iPhone 12 Pro easily gets an upper hand against the Galaxy S21 Ultra in terms of device performance. As per the result, the iPhone 12 Pro dominated the Galaxy S21 Ultra in every aspect, such as in single-core, multi-core, and GPU tests.

The comparison is as follows:

iPhone 12 ProGalaxy S21 Ultra
Single-core15971085
Multi-Core40083291
GPU score92557162

The Galaxy S21 Ultra has two variants of it in terms of processors: one is powered by the Exynos 2100 chipset whereas the other one gets power from the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset. For comparison, the Exynos variant had the upper hand in CPU-only tests but faltered in terms of the GPU. So, it looks that the 5nm based Exynos 2100 chipset performs slightly better than that of the Snapdragon 888. But in front of the Apple’s A14 Bionic, every other becomes devastated. That means, there is still no match for the A14 Bionic.

Recently, Samsung has shared a report saying that the company is in the works of making a new Exynos chipset which will finally beat the A14 Bionic chip of Apple. As of now, we have not got any further news regarding the upcoming Exynos chipset of Samsung, but it looks like Samsung is finally about to find a true answer for the A14 chipset and it is expected to be launched during the second or third quarter of 2021.

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