Here is a comprehensive ‘performance per watt’ analysis of the A19 Pro, showing that the chipset delivers incredible multi-core performance compared to the competition while consuming the least amount of power
The early Geekbench 6 results belonging to the A19 Pro were a punch in the gut for all those who planned on upgrading to the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max. Fortunately, when the actual retail units started getting distributed to in-depth testers, the truth finally came out, and in a nutshell, Apple’s flagship iPhone silicon is a top-tier performer. In our Geekbench 6 analysis, we found that the A19 Pro not only beat every other Android smartphone silicon found in premium devices, but it achieved this feat while boasting the lowest power consumption in the latest comparison.The most efficient Android chipset in Geekbench 6’s multi-core test was Xiaomi’s XRING 01, consuming 16.5 percent more power than Apple’s A19 Pro; the least efficient was the Dimensity 9400
Not everyone will keep Geekbench 6 as their preferred synthetic benchmark because of a misconception that the program somehow gives an unfair advantage to Apple’s A-series, but Geekerwan seems to believe that it provides one aspect of a chipset’s capabilities.
