Top 10 Best Performing iOS Devices, December 2020: iPhone 12 Pro Max Beats iPad

As time flies, it isthe fifth day of 2021. Today, we will present you the iOS Device PerformanceRanking List for the last month of 2020. Let’s take a look at what iOS productscan stand out in the last month of 2020.

Antutu, according tothe statisticdata at our backstage, released the iOS Device PerformanceRankingList in December 2020, which is almost still in a stable state becauseof no release of new iOS products, except for little change.

It should be notedthat figures in this ranking list were calculated based on the iOS version ofAntutu V8 and collected for a period from December 1 to December 31, 2020. Theresults in the ranking list are average scores instead of the highest scores,and thus more representative.

No. 1: iPad Pro 4(12.9-inch)

Average score:719,226

After being pushedback to the second place last month, the ever-victorious winner iPad Pro 4(12.9-inch) regained its place at the top of the List. Its score in this monthis 719,226, slightly higher than the 718,446 of last month. iOS products aremainly experience-oriented, and scores count little, especially on productswith almost the same size and configuration.

No. 2: iPad Pro 4(11-inch)

Average score:712,663

iPad Pro 4 (11-inch)ranking No. 3 in both October and November finally took the second place thismonth. In terms of configuration, it and Pro 4 (12.9 inch) ranking No. 1 arecarrying A12Z processors, with broadly similar configuration and their onlydifference embodied in their screen size. In terms of scores, the score of eachitem happens to be slightly lower than that of iPad Pro 4 (12.9-inch) rankingNo. 1, so it is just behind iPad Pro 4 (12.9-inch) this time, but in actualuse, ordinary users can not feel the difference between them and may buy themaccording to their requirements for screen size.

No.3: iPad Pro 43(12.9-inch)

Average score:704,763

Different from theproducts ranking No. 1 and No. 2, its biggest difference is in the processor.The former two use Apple A12Z processor while iPad Pro 3 (12.9-inch) uses A12X,which are exactly the same chips. The location of each function block on theA12Z and their sizes are exactly the same as that on A12X and A12Z only enablesthe eighth GPU core that A12X has not enabled. In other words, A12Z is Apple’stoothpaste-squeezing product with no significant difference. For iPad Proproducts, there are very few APPs out there that make them feel like a painright now.

The following 7products are: iPad Pro 3 (11-inch) with an average score of 692,436, iPhone 12Pro Max with an average score of 638,439, iPad Air 4 with an average score of648,419, iPhone 12 mini with an average score of 621,841, iPhone 12 Prox withan average score of 613,437, iPhone 12 with an average score of 612,545 andiPhone 11 Pro Max with an average score of 532,646. 

On the whole, topten products are actually the same as that in November, expect that iPhone 12Pro Max, which ranked No. 6 last time, came to the fifth place this time. WhileiPad Air 4, which ranked No. 5 last time, took the sixth place this time. But interms of score, iPad Air 4 is only 20 points behind iPhone 12 Pro Max.

Specifically, the CPU,3D and UX scores of iPad Air 4 thoroughly defeated that of iPhone 12 Pro Max,but iPhone 12 Pro Max won in its memory score, which bridged the gap. Afterall, iPhone 12 Pro Max comes in 6+256GB version.

Not much else haschanged. The average scores of all four 2020 iPhone models have exceeded600,000 this time. The only device on the Ranking List with its score beginningwith the number of 5 is the flagship iPhone 11 Pro Max from the year before,which reserves the last glory for veteran models.

As predicted in ourRanking List in November, it’s no surprise that the same 10 devices made theList in December, and that’s likely to continue until Apple releases newproducts in March 2021. Just wait.