Oh, the iPhone 13 is faster than the Galaxy S22 ...?

Oh, the iPhone 13 is faster than the Galaxy S22 ...?

That should be ... Samsung's high-end smartphone "Galaxy S22 series" just announced the other day. For some reason, there are reports that the iPhone 13 Pro Max is worried about losing the benchmark results. [See all images] That, the iPhone 13 is faster than the Galaxy S22 ...? Processors for smartphones are usually "the newer the better". However, recently, Apple's "A series" processor has high performance, and the latest Qualcomm "Snapdragon series" released at a later date could not win the benchmark score. iPhone fans are noisy, but I think it wasn't convincing for Android fans.

Is it due to lack of production?

According to the benchmark results from PCMag this time, for example, in "Geekbench 5", the iPhone 13 Pro Max has a big difference in score to the Galaxy S22 Ultra. This tendency does not change in "Basemark Web". In "GFX Bench 5", depending on the resolution setting of the benchmark, the iPhone 13 Pro Max wins, the Galaxy S22 Ultra wins, and so on. The Galaxy S22 series is equipped with the latest "Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 (Exynos 2200 in some regions)" processor. The benchmark score of the Galaxy S22 is firmly higher than the previous model "Galaxy S21", so it seems that it is not a bug of the benchmark application. So is this the limit of the latest Android smartphones ...? In some cases, smartphones before the release may not be able to fully demonstrate their performance due to insufficient built-in drivers. I want to believe that the benchmark score of the Galaxy S22 this time is just not showing its true potential yet, really. Source: PCMag via 9to5Mac

Naoki Tsukamoto