Samsung GALAXY S22 Ultra, the next top smartphone that Samsung will launch for customers all over the world, appears in a benchmark that also reveals a disappointing result for the phone, and this is because its performance is not exactly what was expected.
Samsung GALAXY S22 Ultra is going to use two chips with different processors, one Qualcomm Snapdragon 888, and one Exynos 2200, and in the benchmark below you can see the latter, its performances being inferior to those offered by the iPhone 13 Pros.
The Samsung GALAXY S22 Ultra has a single-core score halved compared to that of the A15 chip in the iPhone 13 Pro, while in the case of the multi-core test the score is 50% lower, so extremely large differences, which shows what we should expect.
The Samsung GALAXY S22 Ultra should have slightly better performance when it comes to the Qualcomm chip, but they won't come very close to those obtained by Apple's A15 chip, and that's not exactly a "story" that I have never seen before.
The Samsung GALAXY S22 Ultra should still be a fairly performing phone, even if its processor will be inferior compared to those offered by the Apple company, the general experience that customers benefit from should be quite good, up to follow.
