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On October 15th, AnTuTu announced the user preference list for the third quarter of 2021. According to the mobile phone configuration of AnTuTu users, it conducts multi-dimensional statistics, such as screen, processor, ROM/RAM, etc., and finally subdivides each Percentage of item data.
Let’s take a look at what configuration of your mobile phones are. What position does your mobile phone rank in each dimension?
Screen size: ruled by the supplier/manufacturer
From the distribution map, 6.6 inches accounted for the highest proportion, reaching 32.4%, followed by 6.7 inches, accounting for 20.7%. The sum of the two accounted for more than half of the share, which is the common size of mainstream models.
Screen resolution: high-resolution screens are difficult to popularize
The distribution map shows that 1080P continues to occupy the mainstream, with a total of 60.6%.
Although many flagships have used high resolutions this year, the mid-to-high-end models are not available for two reasons. One is the high cost of high-resolution screens, and the other is that 1080P is still sufficient today. If the new mid-range models are used Going on a high-score screen may only increase power consumption and cost.
Screen refresh rate: high refresh is a necessary configuration
From the distribution chart, the 60Hz refresh rate still has the largest share, with a share of 41.6%. However, according to the high refresh threshold above 90Hz, the proportion of high refresh rates has exceeded 60Hz, of which 120Hz accounts for 41.3%, which is a big The refresh rate of some new machines is basically the same.
90Hz and 144Hz also have a place, the latter mainly for gaming phones.
Processor brand: MediaTek becomes the world’s first
MediaTek’s share has surpassed Qualcomm and is already the world’s largest supplier of smart phone chips. However, MediaTek is mainly the advantage brought by the mid-range, and the flagship is still Qualcomm.
However, the distribution map released by Tutu shows that Qualcomm ranks first with a share of 61.8%, followed by MediaTek, but only 19.1%. Why does Qualcomm’s share of Antutu users far exceed that of MediaTek? The main reason should be that many MediaTek mobile phone users do not run points at all.
Compared with the previous quarter, HiSilicon’s share has increased, which should be the sales volume brought by Huawei’s P50 series.
Number of CPU cores: eight cores are fully covered
The data shows that the proportion of eight-core processors accounted for 99.1%, which includes Qualcomm, MediaTek, HiSilicon and other brands, while the ten-core and quad-core should be backup machines for some users, and they are basically not retired. The old model is basically the same as last quarter.
Memory: 6GB is already the threshold
From the distribution chart, 8GB accounted for 49.8%, which is the standard configuration of many flagships. 12GB followed, accounting for 26.6%. The reason is that users began to pay attention to the advantages of RAM. More smoothly, there are more apps running in the background.
ROM: 128GB starting
The distribution chart shows that 256GB accounted for the largest proportion, reaching 45.3%, followed by 128GB, accounting for 44.6%.
Android version: Fragmentation improved
Whenever the major version of Android is updated, the first-tier domestic manufacturers will soon launch a public beta version based on the new system. Especially in the past two years, it has almost been early adopters with the Pixel series and promoted part of the process.
However, the distribution chart shows that Android 11’s share is 67.9%, which is not much growth compared to the previous quarter, and there are nearly 30% below Android 11. We must know that Android 12 has been released at the beginning of the month, this data seems to be slow. Although it has been improved, Android still has a long way to go to solve the fragmentation.
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