All Samsung flagship smartphones come in two versions when it comes to processor choices, and the same goes for the Galaxy S10 series. The Snapdragon 855 and Exynos 9820 are the two mobile platforms that Samsung chose for its new flagship family, and we already know that Qualcomm’s chip is more powerful in benchmark tests. But a real-life speed test just revealed that the slower Exynos 9820 beats the iPhone XS Max, which is powered by the A12 Bionic that has no rival in benchmark tests. Before Android fans get too excited though, there’s a big twist that they won’t be too happy about.
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