OnePlus 6T (6GB) vs Xiaomi Mi 8 (6GB): Speed Test By Tech Thusiast

Hey, what is going on guys Tech Susie, asked here- and this is a speed test comparison between the OnePlus 60 against these young Mimi 8. Both of these phones have the snapdragon 845 CPU. They both have 6 gigabytes of RAM they're, both on Android, 9, PI, D, 1 plus 60 has a clean version of Android, whereas the Jeremy me it has a heavily skinned version of Android so which one of this phone will be the winner. Let's find out in this video up. First is the OnePlus 60. It has a 1080p AMOLED display it's on the latest version of Android 9pi.

It has the snapdragon 845 CPU and the Arduino 630, GPU and 6 gigabytes of RAM. Then we have these young me.8, it has a 1080p. AMOLED display is also on Android 9 pi. It has the same snapdragon, 845, CPU and GPU, and also 6 gigabytes of RAM. Just before running the test, you can see there are no apps and games running in the background in round one.

The scores are tied at nine points, each moving on to round two, the RAM management. Here you can see all the apps and games are running in the background, so at the end of round two, the young me: eight wins by three points. So that is the end of the spit test. Comparison- and here is a recap of this cause in Run 1. These scores were tied at 9 points each in round 2 DS young me: eight won by three points.

As for the price difference is yummy me, it is priced lower than the one plus sixty, and it can also be had a lot cheaper if we import it. So it comes down to if you prefer a clean version of android versus a heavily skinned version of android. What did you think of the speed test comparison to? Let me know in the comment section if you have enjoyed this video, then give it a thumbs up. If you are new here, then please do consider subscribing as I have more videos coming up, including the ASUS rogue phone, so make sure you have that Bell notification and enabled please do follow me on Twitter and Instagram and like always, thanks for watching, and I will catch up with you in the next video.

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