id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> The Snapdragon 835 (center) is 35 percent smaller than the 820 (left).

Qualcomm Earlier this January, American chipmaker Qualcomm announced its latest Snapdragon 835 chipset, which is expected to power many upcoming flagship phones this year. It's inside the Sony Xperia XZ Premium as well as ZTE's concept "Gigabit" phone. But most significantly, it's speculated to power the Samsung Galaxy S8.

To see how well the 835 performs, I ran three benchmark tests on a Qualcomm reference device, and took the average out of three trials. huawei honor 10 lite antutu benchmark apps run a gamut of tasks and workloads to measure the performance and speed of the central processing unit (CPU) and often the graphics processing unit (GPU). Each app uses its own tasks and calculations to spit out a main score, Samsung Galaxy A20 Antutu but the basic rule is this: The higher the score, the better the device.

According to Qualcomm, the new chip takes up 35 percent less space and consumes 25 percent less power than its predecessor, one plus 6T antutu score the Snapdragon 820. As such, I compared the 835 to two premium 821 phones (which is a half-step more advanced than the 820): the Google Pixel XL and the OnePlus 3T. (I added the Apple iPhone 7 Plus too, though it's equipped with a proprietary 64-bit, huawei y9 2019 antutu score A10 processor).