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It’ll be a week soon since Apple updated the iPhones featuring a new chip that builds on last year’s A12. Apple’s built a strong foundation with its mobile SoCs and larger variants of the iPhones’ processors also end up on the iPad due to this base. Naturally, this also allows the silicon to compete on its own with Samsung’s Exynos and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon processors.

Within a couple of days following the iPhone 11 lineup’s launch, we witnessed a flurry of benchmarks surface on GeekBench and Antutu. These were accompanied by worrying concerns that the devices are limited to 4GB RAM. Now, in order to make early estimates of how the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max stack up against current Android flagships, we’ve decided to compare the iOS devices’ benchmarks to their Android counterparts.