A first benchmark test comparison shows the Galaxy S22 Ultra is no match for the iPhone 13 Pro Max performance, surprising nobody.
The Galaxy S22 phones are available for preorder and will ship to buyers on or before February 25th. That is the in-store release date for Samsung’s new handsets. The new devices offer two different designs to choose from, improved durability, and the best possible specs for 2022 Android flagships. But even though these top-of-the-line Android flagships are brand new, they’re still no match for last year’s iPhone 13 series in benchmark tests. That’s hardly a surprise for anyone following the System-on-Chip developments from Apple, Google, Qualcomm, and Samsung. The A15 Bionic is yet to find its match in a Samsung phone. But the Galaxy S22 phones should still deliver a solid experience. The 5nm A15 Bionic chip powers all four iPhone 13 models. Therefore, you get almost the same experience in benchmark and speed tests. The only difference between the iPhone 13 Pro and non-Pro models concerns the RAM. The more expensive handsets ship with 6GB of RAM, compared to just 4GB for the cheaper iPhone 13 models. All iPhones come with at least 128GB of storage onboard. That’s to say the iPhone 13 Pro Max doesn’t offer a faster iPhone 13 experience because it’s the largest model in the series.
