January’s top 10 Android phones revealed

The activity in the smartphone industry continues at full speed. While companies are presenting their new models to users day by day in order to be one step ahead of the competition, platforms that test and compare these devices with their general performances also appear at regular intervals. Finally, AnTuTu announced the 10 best Android phones of January.

Here are the 10 best Android phones of January

According to AnTuTu, the most powerful smartphone of January is the iQOO 9 Pro, powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor, with 12 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage. The device, which managed to score 1 million 20 thousand 974 points in total, was followed by iQOO 9 from the same series with 1 million 20 thousand 156 points.

Realme GT2 Pro, which was presented to users last month, took the third place. After the smartphone with 1 million 641 points, OnePlus 10 Pro appeared in the fourth place with 993 thousand 519 points. Xiaomi 12 Pro, which was introduced in December, took the fifth place with 980 thousand 828 points.

The top 10 Android phones of January are as follows;

1. iQOO 9 Pro – 1 million 20 thousand 974
2. iQOO 9 – 1 million 20 thousand 156
3. realme GT2 Pro – 1 million 641
4. OnePlus 10 Pro – 993 thousand 519
5. Xiaomi 12 Pro – 980 thousand 828
6. Motorola Edge X30 – 978 thousand 442
7. Xiaomi 12 – 948 thousand 664
8. Black Shark 4S Pro – 879 thousand 152
9. Red Magic 6S Pro – 853 thousand 299
10. iQOO 8 Pro – 852 thousand 371

In addition to this, the top 10 mid-segment phones of January were also announced. Here is the list;

1. iQOO Z5 – 570 thousand 948
2. Honor 60 Pro – 544 thousand 893
3. OPPO Reno 7 5G – 541 thousand 77
4. Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G – 536 thousand 698
5. Xiaomi Civi – 523 thousand 356
6. Honor 60 – 523 thousand 279
7. Honor 50 Pro – 521 thousand 782
8. Honor 50 – 519 thousand 154
9. OPPO Reno 6 5G – 507 thousand 705
10. Huawei nova 9 – 488 thousand 493

So what do you think about this issue? In your opinion, which phone should be in which order in the announced lists? Do not forget to share your views with us in the comments section or on the SDN Forum.