- AnTuTu has released the rankings of top grossing smartphones and tablets for December 2025.
- The listings show a trend from Snapdragon leading in the flagship segment to Dimensity chipsets amassing in the sub-flagship segment.
- The listing can help you make informed choices on which phones to look out for.
The AnTuTu performance rankings for December 2025 are now live, offering a clear look at how smartphones and tablets stacked up across flagship, upper-midrange, and tablet categories. Based on average scores from AnTuTu Benchmark v11, these rankings highlight sustained real-world performance rather than short bursts of peak power.
As usual, AnTuTu released separate lists for smartphones and tablets, giving buyers a clearer picture of which devices truly deliver under heavy usage.
AnTuTu December 2025 rankings: Android flagship phones
Topping the flagship smartphone chart this month is the Nubia RedMagic 11 Pro+, which recorded an average score of 411.8K. Powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, the gaming-focused phone once again proves why it remains a favorite among power users.
Close behind were the iQOO 15 and OnePlus 15, both posting scores of around 407K. The Realme GT8 Pro followed with 406K, while Honor WIN rounded out the top five at 405K.
MediaTek also made its presence felt. The Vivo X300 Pro (403K) and Oppo Find X9 Pro (402K), both equipped with the Dimensity 9500, secured solid positions in the top ten. Completing the list were the Honor Magic8 Pro (394K), Honor Magic 8 (393K), and the ZTE Nubia Z80 Ultra, which placed tenth with 385K.
Interestingly, the December flagship rankings featured only Qualcomm Snapdragon and MediaTek Dimensity chipsets. Neither Exynos nor Kirin-powered devices appeared in the top ten, continuing a trend seen throughout much of 2025.
AnTuTu December 2025 rankings: sub-flagship and mid-range phones
Moving away from the flagship phones, now we have sub-flagship and upper-midrange devices, and here’s the top grossers on the table.
At the top of the upper-midrange performance chart for December 2025 sits the Oppo Reno15 Pro, which recorded an average AnTuTu score of 213K. Powered by MediaTek’s Dimensity 8450, the device highlights how aggressively MediaTek has positioned itself in the sub-flagship space.
Right behind it is its counterpart, the Oppo Reno15, trailing closely with 212K points, making Oppo’s dominance at the top hard to ignore this month. Third place was claimed by the Realme Neo7 SE, which scored 205K thanks to the Dimensity 8400 Max chipset.
The iQOO Z10 Turbo 5G followed in fourth place with 201.5K, standing out as the last device to cross the 200K mark in this segment. Just below it, the Oppo K13 Turbo 5G secured fifth place with 197K points.
Further down the list, the Redmi Turbo 4 posted 190K, while the Oppo Reno14 Pro came in at 179K. The remaining spots were filled by the Vivo Y300 GT (170K), Realme GT Neo6 SE (162K), and Oppo Reno14, which rounded off the top ten with 160K points.
AnTuTu December 2025 rankings: Flagship Android tablets
Leading the tablet performance charts for December 2025 is the Honor MagicPad 3 Pro 13.3, which topped the list with an impressive 403K points. Equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, it stands well ahead of the competition, reflecting the performance gap that still exists at the top end of the tablet market.
Second place went to the Oppo Pad 4 Pro, which recorded 339K points, followed closely by the OnePlus Pad 2 Pro at 331K. Interestingly, the Lenovo H3C MegaBook matched that same 331K score, making it the only tablet in the top ten powered by an Intel Ultra 5 228V processor instead of a Snapdragon or MediaTek chip.
The Lenovo Legion Y700 Gen 4 secured fifth place with 324K, while the RedMagic Gaming Pad 3 Pro followed at 320K, continuing RedMagic’s strong showing beyond smartphones.
Lower down the rankings, the Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro posted 318K, while both the Vivo Pad5 Pro and iQOO Pad5 Pro scored 297K, sharing a similar performance level. The Redmi K Pad rounded out the list in tenth place with 296K points.
With scores ranging from just under 300K to over 400K, the tablet rankings highlight a less crowded but widely spread performance landscape, where flagship-grade processors still make a noticeable difference.
That said, these rankings offer a useful overview of which smartphones and tablets are currently pushing performance boundaries as we enter 2026.
