We had earlier carried details of the Xiaomi’s Black Shark 2 gaming smartphone under development. Now, the device was subject to the AnTuTu benchmark tests to evaluate its performance over several parameters. The new Black Shark 2 has come out with flying colors scoring an impressive 430,882.
The model on Antutu has is mentioned as Skywalker, which was the name of the device that appeared on Geekbench last week; it will reportedly be dubbed as Black Shark 2. In earlier Geekbench listing, the Black Shark 2 scored 11,413 points on multi-core and 3516 points in single-core tests. The 3C certification of the upcoming Black Shark device already revealed that it will carry support for 27W fast charging.
Coming back to the AnTuTu score, it has revealed a few more details about the Black Shark 2 on top of what we already know so far. The device has been expected to be fuelled by Snapdragon 855 SoC. The smartphone will come with a liquid cooling technology called Liquid Cool 3.0. The phone runs Android 9 Pie OS and is likely to feature improved dual rear cameras. The Black Shark 2 managed to score 430,882 points on the benchmark site, which is pretty impressive.
The result can be broken down to four core components – CPU, GPU, UX, and Memory. The Black Shark 2 achieved a CPU score of 128,597 points, a GPU score of 157,094 points, a UX score of 130,837 points, and a memory score of 143,54 points.
The Xiaomi Black Shark 2 is set to launch on March 18 and we’re already very excited to see how it would turn out.
