Honor X10 Max 5G with Dimensity 800 benchmarked ahead of launch
The Honor X10 Max 5G is scheduled for official announcement in the second half of next week and it's already passed certification at the Chinese telecom regulator TENAA. A few days ahead of launch we're now being treated to a GeekBench listing.
Honor X10 Max 5G at GeekBench
The benchmark gives us a glimpse of how the CPU of the 5G-capable Dimensity 800 chipset (a.k.a. MT6873) compares to rival midrange offerings. At 539 points in the single-core test the X10 Max 5G ranks slightly below the Snapdragon 765G equipped Moto Edge and LG Velvet (both at 586 in our testing), with the Galaxy A51 5G (Exynos 980) scoring higher at 677 points. The Honor strikes in multi-core performance, its 2186pts being noticeably higher than the 1800-to-1900 ballpark of the other three phones mentioned.
The Honor 10X Max 5G is a true 'Max' device - it sports a 7.09-inch display and weighs in at a gram over the iPhone 11 Pro Max' 226g. Other known specs include a 5,000mAh battery with 22.5W charging, a 48MP primary cam and Google Play Services-deprived Android 10.
The Honor X10 Max 5G will be made official on July 2.
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- JDK
- 30 Jun 2020
- ybx
There are people who buy huawei just because of patrioism. Some people also don't like xiaomi MIUI. No point for buying in terms of pure specs, but when you factor in other things, there is a point.
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