At the Peek Performance event held recently, many products such as the 5G supported iPhone SE 2022 and the 5th generation iPad Air were showcased. In particular, the iPhone model, powered by the Apple A15 Bionic processor, did not satisfy the users in terms of design, but gained appreciation for its features.
We expect newly introduced mobile products such as iPhone SE 2022 to enter AnTuTu tests as of now and be ranked according to their performance. So which iOS device showed the best performance last month? AnTuTu recently announced the fastest iOS models for February…
Note: Ranking is based on February 1st to 28th. In addition, these scores are based on AnTuTu V9 version.
Here are the fastest iOS devices in February
Although the company’s fastest iOS devices were seen as the iPhone 13 series, introduced in September of last year, things have changed drastically with the release of iPad models with the M1 chip. According to AnTuTu, the fastest iOS device in January was the 12.9-inch iPad Pro 5 with 1 million 212 thousand 796 points. The device, which has anchored to the top recently, was followed by the 11-inch iPad Pro 3 with 1 million 189 thousand 96 points.
Fastest iOS devices
Third in the list is the 12.9-inch iPad Pro 3 powered by the Apple A12X Bionic processor. iPhone 13 Pro Max, one of the successful players of the smartphone industry, is followed by the tablet with 852 thousand 475 points, with 846 thousand 870 points. In fifth place is iPhone 13 Pro with 846 thousand 433 points.
The full list of the fastest iOS devices in February is as follows;
- iPad Pro 5 (12.9 inch) – 1 million 212 thousand 796 points
- iPad Pro 5 (11 inch) – 1 million 189 thousand 96 points
- iPad Pro 3 (12.9 inches) – 852 thousand 475 points
- iPhone 13 Pro Max – 846 thousand 870 points
- iPhone 13 Pro – 846 thousand 433 points
- iPad Pro 4 ( 12.9 inches) – 834,372 points
- iPad Pro 4 (11 inches) – 825 thousand 25 points
- iPad Pro 3 (11 inches) – 810 157 points
- iPad mini 6 – 807 thousand 610 points
- iPhone 13 – 805 thousand 389 points
So what do you think about this issue? Which iOS device do you think should be in which rank? Do not forget to share your views with us in the comments section or on the SDN Forum
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