The A18 Pro chip in Apple’s latest iPhone 16 Pro models features a better multi-core score than the average score of the M1 chip, detailing performance.
The new iPhone 16 Pro is a pretty impressive device when it comes to the new front-facing functionalities and the hardware changes. Apple saw fit to introduce a new Camera Control button, which, as the name suggests, controls most of the camera features on the iPhone 16. We can say that the new Camera Control button is the highlight of the upgrade, but we also should not take the new A18 Pro chip lightly, given how it performs against the competition and Apple’s custom M1 chip for the Mac.The A18 Pro chip in iPhone 16 Pro scores higher than the M1 chip’s average multi-core score
The Geekbench results of Apple’s latest A18 Pro chip were recently leaked ahead of the device’s release on September next week. The single and multi-core score of the SoC gave us an idea of the iPhone 16’s performance and how it could stack up against the iPhone 15 Pro models as well as the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip.
