AnTuTu explained: Here are Apple’s fastest devices

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AnTuTu, which compares mobile devices by testing them under certain standards, reveals how each model performs and what advantages and disadvantages it has compared to its rival, with new lists it publishes every month. Finally, the platform shared the list of the fastest Apple devices in March.

Note: Ranking is based on 1 to 31 March. In addition, these scores are based on AnTuTu V9 version.


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The fastest Apple devices of March

Although the company’s fastest devices are seen as the iPhone 13 series, introduced in September of last year, things have changed drastically after the release of iPad models with the M1 chip. According to AnTuTu, the fastest Apple device in March was the 12.9-inch iPad Pro 5 with 1 million 211 thousand 932 points. The model, which has recently anchored at the top, was followed by the 11-inch iPad Pro 5 from the same series with 1 million 187 thousand 507 points.

iPad Air 5 with 1 million 71 thousand 532 points is in the third place of the list. Following the tablet powered by the M1 processor, the 12.9-inch iPad Pro 3 with 849 thousand 297 points is in fourth place. In fifth place is the iPhone 13 Pro Max, one of the most powerful smartphones. The AnTuTu score of the device is 842 thousand 159.

The full list of the fastest Apple devices for March is as follows;

  1. iPad Pro 5 (12.9 inches) – 1 million 211 thousand 932 points
  2. iPad Pro 5 (11 inch) – 1 million 187 thousand 507 points
  3. iPad Air 5 – 1 million 71 thousand 532 points
  4. iPad Pro 3 (12.9 inch) – 849,297 points
  5. iPhone 13 Pro Max – 842 thousand 159 points
  6. iPhone 13 Pro – 838,989 points
  7. iPad Pro 4 (12.9 inch) – 831,920 points
  8. iPad Pro 4 (11-inch) – 821,847 points
  9. iPad mini 6 – 801 thousand 336 points
  10. iPad Pro 3 (11 inch) – 801 thousand 202 points

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