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Samsung Galaxy S21 benchmarks: Faster but still no match for iPhone 12

Samsung Galaxy S21 benchmarks: Faster but still no match for iPhone 12

Posted on January 23, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Galaxy S21 is the fastest Android phone we’ve tested, but the iPhone 12 still outperforms it

The Snapdragon 888 inside the new Samsung Galaxy S21 is certainly a fast mobile processing platform — easily the fastest to power an Android device up until now. But after putting two of Samsung’s phones through a battery of tests, we’ve learned that Apple and its A14 Bionic-powered iPhone 12 lineup has nothing to fear from this year’s crop of Android phones.
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