Oppo Find X2 Pro vs OnePlus 8 Pro vs Huawei P40 Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: Speed Test! By #GNTECH
How's it going guys and welcome to our most ambitious speed test, yet we're putting four of the most popular flagship smartphones of this year so far up against each other, namely the Huawei P 40 Pro, the OPPO find x2 Pro, the OnePlus 8 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy S 20 altar, here's a rundown of their specifications and in the background we've got an tutu benchmark to assess their theoretical performance. The benchmark shows both defined x2 Pro and the 1, plus a pro on the Qualcomm snapdragon 865 processors scoring the highest with the Enos 990 running s20 ultra coming in third and hallways Karin, 995 G running on the p40 pro scoring the least while that's a theoretical score. A more practical approach is to test video rendering here all four smartphones are slowing down an identical, 4k video down to 50% using Adobe Premiere rush we're quite unsurprisingly, the find x2 Pro comes in first by a long margin. Next, we've got the s20 ultra, followed closely by the OnePlus 8 pro and, to finish off is the Huawei P 40 pro and now on to the speed test. Each phone's fingerprint sensor to unlock is fairly on par and to make things fair. All these phones are connected to the same Wi-Fi network and are on their default resolution and refresh rate settings, which means what you get out of the box, because we think that's the first way to judge any other gaming enhancements have been turned off and in terms of software, these are all on their latest at the time of recording this video.
With that out of the way, let's begin the test, it seems that the early lead is with the p40 Pro, which is quite a bit surprising, considering its benchmark, scores and rendering performance. All other phones are following close behind, but the closest seems to be the OnePlus a pro in check on par as we progress through each of the applications. We thought it would take the lead when opening subway surfers, but in fact the p40 Pro held it on slightly longer word: looses, the lead to the 1 plus a pro when loading giant X mobile website on Chrome, while that's happening, the fine x2 pro and the s20 ultra are absolutely neck-and-neck. So approaching Call of Duty mobile, it seems like there's a mini race between the 1 plus a pro and the Huawei P 40 pro, as well as the OPPO find x2 pro and the s20 ultra respectively, but that might change the OnePlus 8 Pro has its nose ahead just a bit, but it looks like the s.20 ultra has also gained some momentum catching up to the p40 Pro impressively. The 1+8 Pro is a full application ahead and at shadow gun legends, the s20 altar grabs 2nd place coming in from behind, while the fine x2 Pro is convincingly last.
The race for joint second is quite tight. All phones find themselves at different positions: loading the last application of the first round, but the one plus a pro finishes the first round, with a time of 2 minutes and 3 seconds as it moves ahead. We see the s20 ultra finished the first round in 2 minutes and 8 seconds, while the 5x2 pro and the p40 pro from Huawei come joint third finishing at 2 minutes and 10 seconds in the second round. Every phone managed to keep all applications in memory which is commendable, but a special shout-out to the p40 pro, which did so with only 8 gigabytes of RAM onboard suggesting how well Huawei CMU I 10.1 is integrated in terms of software. Also, impressive was the s20 ultras 5 second recovery, allowing itself to finish just a hair faster than the one plus a pro at a total time of 2 minutes and 47 seconds defined.
X2 Pro came in second at 2 minutes and 53 seconds, while the p40 pro comes in at 2 minutes and 56 seconds due to the s20 ultras faster second lap time. It is the joint of winner of this one, alongside the 1 plus a pro finishing at 2 minutes and 47 seconds. Let us know what you think about the results down in the comments and what else you'd like to see with these phones down there to make sure to LIKE and subscribe for more thanks for watching this was rapper, and I'll. See you in the next one adios.
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