Samsung Galaxy Note 9 vs Huawei P20 Pro Speed Test! By #GNTECH

Huawei's p20, Pro and Samson's Galaxy Note 9 are some of the best phones. You can pick up right now, but with their differences in internals, how do both of them stack up in a real life? Speed test will start with boot x, which shows that the note 9 is a bit faster than the p20 pro next up is the fingerprint scanner test well located in different places on both phones, the responsiveness is almost identical and shouldn't make any real-world difference now to keep things fair. Both phones are connected to the same Wi-Fi network and both are running their latest up-to-date software. Let's clear any background, apps and start the stopwatch between both phones, there's literally a seconds worth of a difference. The b20 pro picks up a very thin lead after Chrome, but it's not very much at all. This is probably the closest to phones, we've ever had in speed tests, and it's quite fascinating just to sit there and watch skipping towards loading the games.

The trend is pretty much the same again, and you almost wait for when the note 9 might overtake the p20 Pro and loading one of these applications and add asphalt.9. That does happen. There's a small delay in loading for the p20 Pro, which allows the note 9 to pounce on to the lead, allowing you to finish the first round in 1 minute and 32 seconds, and a p20 probe comes in right on its tail at 1, minute and 33 seconds, as both phones in the test come equipped with 6 gigabytes of RAM. None of the applications loaded previously had any problem staying in memory, but because the p20 pro has faster animation speeds when switching between applications. It took the lead for the second round.

If you look at the second round speeds, the b20 pro managed to complete the round 4 seconds faster than the note, 9 and finishing the entire test in 2 minutes and 2 seconds. While the note 9 came in at 2 minutes and 6 seconds, quite frankly, a difference as small as this shouldn't translate to a considerable one in real-world use. But it's impressive. How? Well? The Karin 970 processor, on the b20 pro held up against a much newer, Enos 9810 processor, on the note 9 anyways. That's all from me.

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