The AnTuTu benchmark has updated its price–performance (cost relative to horsepower) ranking of Android devices for September. The list is grouped by yuan price brackets, with approximate USD equivalents shown (figures are rounded).
Up to 999 yuan (≈ $140) — budget leaders
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Redmi Note 14 5G — segment leader, stands out for 5G support in the budget class.
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Redmi Note 15 — basic pick with a balance of stability and frugality.
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Redmi 14C — the most canteen-variant, suited to everyday tasks.
Up to 1,999 yuan (≈ $280) — game-ready bundles
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Redmi Turbo 4 — #1 in class, focus on high-frequency chip and cooling.
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Redmi Turbo 4 Pro — extra power headroom for enthusiasts.
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Honor GT — carries a “gaming” spirit with game-oriented features.
Up to 2,999 yuan (≈ $420) — sub-flagship stage
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Redmi K80 Extreme Edition — first in class, lavish display and punchy performance.
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Redmi K80 Pro — power/price balance.
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Redmi K80 — strong base, broad configurations.
Up to 3,999 yuan (≈ $562) — upper mid-range
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Honor GT Pro — snappy UI and steady performance.
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Nubia Z70 Ultra — big leap in camera and display.
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Honor Magic — stands out with design and smart features.
Above 4,000 yuan — flagship & gaming front line
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Xiaomi 17 — latest flagship “in a gamer’s spirit”; fast both in games and daily use.
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RedMagic 10 Pro — gaming-specialized platform with active cooling solutions.
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RedMagic 10S Pro — high FPS, long-lasting stable power.
Why this ranking matters
AnTuTu’s price–to–quality assessment helps buyers quickly gauge which model offers the truest price for its performance. Of course, local pricing and configurations (memory size, charging speed, camera module) may vary. So before buying, also compare battery life, camera quality, and display characteristics.
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