Benchmark Speed Test - Z5 Premium VS iPhone 6S+ VS Note 5 VS LG V10 VS Nexus 6P! By Tech Trinkets

Hey guys, so I want to do a quick benchmark, speed test here between some you know, the bad-boy top-end phones of the market. Right now we do have from left to right the three z5 premium and the iPhone 6s plus, which is very nice, the Nexus 6p as well, which I've been using my daily driver. We do also have the LG v10, which needs a new back, I. Think and finally, the note 5 here, which is very nice phone, so I wanted to check out the speed of all these here running some pre standard benchmarks, which is on ? ? as well as Geek bench. Well, first we're going to try and start them up at the same time here and see if we can see any kind of parity here when it comes to these starting up, and this one might be quite difficult what we are going to give it a try here. So we can see if there's a difference when it comes to startup.

So how am I going to do this eh just going to take you some magic? That's what it's going to do, so I think we can do this. Maybe this was this one's going to be quite tricky. Actually so three two one Oh slippery phone, three, two one! Let's go first time lucky so not in the original order, but you can see the iPhone does come. First, it's going to be second or the no.5. What we like to see, then the v10 is going to be.

Third fourth Shill say: oh, it's going to be the Sony gonna, be the Sony. No it's not in the next. Ah, that was literally identical. I couldn't see, then you know I probably have to like rewind that but carefully see the phase way out in front here. It comes the booting up.

Definitely an area of improvement, I think for the other phones here. So basically we can just get rid of everything on all the devices here. You should make sure we are. You know fair in everything, so we can get a good speed test. Furthermore, you can see a lot of swiping action here with them, which would be nice if we had their task killer like on some of them, but nevertheless, so we can start off here with an tutu, so very popular benchmark.

Here very well known we're using a 64-bit version where applicable. So you should run through this nice and quick, so go, go, go, go, go so wow! This is noisy. So, basically in terms of the processing here we do have a mixture of I kind of socks. Here, I don't mean the socks upon your feet. I mean system-on-chip.

So we get to this number in 810 here, and this is Enos 7420. This is the iPhone 6s plus Apple A9 and it's very z5 premium. So we're going to 810 again, so we're in 808 in the LG v10, but generally day-to-day the v10 seems to keep up to the standard when it comes to. You know the other handsets here and sometimes surpasses them. I have been reading.

The Apple A9 single core performance is actually still better than the new X. You know so 8000 series, as well as a cyber in 820, so that's quite interesting that so that a nine is so good when it comes to single core. But then again you know is multicore was very important when you're multitasking I'm, guessing which you do get a lot of multitasking opportunities on Android. But nevertheless you can see here the G, the G, the v10 and the note 5 z5 premium pretty much neck and neck here is e5 premium going out in front. Maybe she's quite interesting.

Definitely a very good decision for Sony to basically make sure that you know the screen resolution defaults to full HD, as you can see here, Full HD, so that he doesn't affect the battery life and things like that very clever implementation, but then again, I think in future because of the very fast developments when it comes to battery, as well as like processing power might have a phone which has 4k all the time and can give you good battery life. In fact, I think Samsung might be looking at doing that on the note 6 to try and one-up Sony. But you can see here: finger z5 premium is still ahead when it comes to and ? ? very nice frame rate here again about 50s or something which is nice and I. Think the nexus house nexus doing it looks like it's a little behind here. I would think stock marshmallow would be ahead.

If you ask me, but so you can see the z5 and the v10 very nice performance here, and we are getting some scores coming in and note 5. You know, queen with the 70,000 for an 87, definitely the phone to beat when it comes to the raw synthetic z5 premium.60 3665, the v10 52,000 909 she's quite decent, and we just wait for these late comers Wow. So the Nexus didn't do very well. There I only got fifty-six thousand seven and eighty, which is like only a little above the v10, so maybe just having an off day there, but we just wait for the iPhone so again that 58,000 722, which is quite nice on the iPhone dual-core. Obviously so you can see some definite registers here when it comes to these scores, but so how do they compare when it comes to the Geek bench? We can have a look here, so we do have that installed on both all of them Chass?, and we're going to start them up here.

So you can see where is it there? It is and that one, so we're just going to run through this nice and quick I know that I find is a beast here on this particular test by the time you click it like 10 seconds later. It's done it just doesn't disappoint whatsoever, I phrased. Furthermore, it really. Well here you know, with these Android handsets first to boot, up first to finish the Geek bench here, and you can see very nice scores for the single core multi-core here on the iPhone. So the note 5 brilliant score in comes the multi cause.

You can see well up there and also z5 premium. We do have 13 42 and 43 3 2, which isn't the best really when it comes to the multi-core compared to the Nexus which you've done well this time. And finally, we do have a v10 a little low, obviously Snapdragon 808 scores there I definitely think we put Snapdragon 810 in the v10 just for because at the end of the day, runs a bit cooler nowadays, and you know, there's not a huge issue with it, but nevertheless you might do for the g5. So you can see very nice sitting on top of the pile here when it comes to the no 5, though, when it comes to multi-core the single core. Obviously the domain of the iPhone here, which I was expecting really but yeah.

You know some interesting differences here. Definitely looking forward to the processing technology of the Schneider in a twenty new hue way, Kiran chips as wells come in very soon, so yeah hope you enjoyed the video and, if you did don't forget, to leave a like, and I'll see you in the next one Cheers.

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