November’s AnTuTu chart for flagship smartphones was always going to be interesting, and indeed it is. It was published today along with the usual upper-midrange charts and the new tablet charts, and we’ll get to those in a bit.
First, let’s look at the cream of the crop. All of the phones in the top 10 for November are powered by either Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite or MediaTek’s Dimensity 9400, the latest and greatest from each respective manufacturer. No other chip can compete.
Between the two, Qualcomm’s new flagship SoC works in two different ways: It powers the phone ranked No. 1 on the chart, the Asus ROG Phone 9 Pro, and it powers six of the top ten devices. While the Dimension 9400 only has four of them.
The ROG Phone 9 Pro is followed by the Vivo X200 Pro, Oppo Find ), while the last three spots in the top ten are occupied by Honor Magic7 Pro, Magic7 and Redmi. Is occupied. K80 Pro, all with Snapdragon 8 Elite.
In the upper-middle charts the Realme GT Neo6 SE has taken the lead from the OnePlus Ace 3V which had been at the top spot for quite some time, but they both use the same Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 SoC which is still clearly on top of it. rules. Area.
The positions in the top ten remain completely unchanged from the chart from October 3 to 7, with the Redmi K70E, Realme GT Neo5 SE, Redmi Note 12 Turbo, iQOO Z8, and iQOO Neo7 SE each maintaining their positions, while the Redmi Note 12T The Pro has now climbed to number 8, and is followed by the Redmi K50 which is powered by the Dimensity 8100 SoC and the iQOO Z9 with its Snapdragon Is with 7th generation. 3.
The tablet chart is completely unchanged from last month, which shows how little display competition there is in this area. Red Magic Nova is still in the lead, followed by Oppo Pad 3 Pro, iQOO Pad2 Pro, Vivo Pad3 Pro, OnePlus Pad Pro, Lenovo Legion Y700 (2025), Xiaomi Pad 6s Pro 12.4, Vivo Pad3, iQOO. Pad2, and Xiaomi Pad 7 Pro.
