A few days ago, a benchmark for the cheapest Galaxy S10 that Samsung is about to launch revealed incredibly disappointing scores for a phone that should have the same processor as all the other Galaxy S10 models. Those numbers were nowhere near what we expect from Snapdragon 855-powered devices. They were also nowhere near Apple’s 2018 iPhones scores, including the iPhone XR, which is the phone the Galaxy S10 Lite will compete against. We now have a brand new benchmark discovery that delivers scores for the most expensive 4G Galaxy S10 version, the Plus. While they’re much better than what we saw from the Lite version, these new benchmarks still suggest that the Snapdragon 855 isn’t nearly as fast as the A12 Bionic that powers Apple’s latest iPhones.
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