Exclusive: OnePlus 5 beats the Galaxy S8 and the Xperia XZ Premium at Geekbench

We received an exclusive screenshot from a very credible source, revealing the OnePlus 5 benchmark scorecard on GeekBench. The results show an impressive score of 1963 (single-core) and the massive 6687 score (multi-core), topping the GeekBench 4 list.

The Galaxy S8 and the Xperia XZ Premium are two of the more popular devices with the same chipset, but their scores are a bit lower than the OnePlus 5's.
Samsung's flagship scored1929 in single-core and 6084 in multi-core , while Sony’s brightest star got 1943 in single-core and just 5824 in multi-core.
GeekBench 4 (multi-core)
Higher is better
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OnePlus 5
6687 -
Samsung Galaxy S8+ (8895)
6375 -
Huawei Mate 9
6112 -
Samsung Galaxy S8+ (S835)
6084 -
Apple iPhone 7 Plus
5664 -
Samsung Galaxy S7 edge (E8890)
5583 -
OnePlus 3T
4364 -
LG G6
4209 -
Google Pixel XL
4152 -
Samsung Galaxy S7 edge (S820)
4128
GeekBench 4 (single-core)
Higher is better
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Apple iPhone 7 Plus
3473 -
Samsung Galaxy S8+ (8895)
1978 -
OnePlus 5
1963 -
Samsung Galaxy S8+ (S835)
1929 -
Huawei Mate 9
1898 -
OnePlus 3T
1890 -
Samsung Galaxy S7 edge (E8890)
1860 -
LG G6
1733 -
Samsung Galaxy S7 edge (S820)
1696 -
Google Pixel XL
1507
From the screenshot, we also see that the 5 will come with Android 7.1.1 Nougat base for OnePlus’ in-house Oxygen OS.
Now while we have very good reason to trust our source that the screenshot is indeed the real deal, there's no way for us to know what kind of software the smartphone was running. The pre-production units might have slightly different scores compared to the final ones, but given that the numbers are broadly in line with the other Snapdragon 835 devices, variations probably won't be great.
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Reader comments
- NichtsGemacht
- 19 May 2017
- K3e
Only 200$? for me that is not "only" a small difference in price buddy...
- Rithul
- 18 May 2017
- ub6
Really which is your country where both phones are priced same?
- Ritzie
- 15 May 2017
- ib7
Actually, OnePlus OS is quite optimized... Maybe it's because it's near stock android with better GPU algorithms. Gaming performance is amazing as it's the only smartphone at the moment that can play PSP Emulation without lags.