MediaTek-powered phones filled every position in AnTuTu’s September V12 midrange ranking for China, led by the OPPO Reno15 Pro. The 16GB/512GB Reno15 Pro, powered by the Dimensity 8400-Max, posted an average score of 2,306,256 points in AnTuTu’s September midrange ranking.
The iQOO Z11 finished second with 2,300,153 points, just 6,103 points behind the leader, while the OPPO Reno15 took third on 2,296,591 points. Only 9,665 points, or roughly 0.42%, separated the top three entries.
OPPO placed four devices in the chart, including the newer Reno16 in fourth place. Notably, both the Reno15 Pro and Reno15 outranked the Reno16 despite using the older Dimensity 8400-Max platform rather than the Reno16’s Dimensity 8550-Super.
AnTuTu V12 midrange top 10 for September
- OPPO Reno15 Pro — Dimensity 8400-Max, 16GB/512GB — 2,306,256 points
- iQOO Z11 — Dimensity 8500 Full-Power, 16GB/512GB — 2,300,153 points
- OPPO Reno15 — Dimensity 8400-Max, 16GB/1TB — 2,296,591 points
- OPPO Reno16 — Dimensity 8550-Super, 16GB/512GB — 2,286,483 points
- REDMI Turbo 5 — Dimensity 8500-Ultra, 16GB/512GB — 2,279,436 points
- HONOR WIN Turbo — Dimensity 8500 Elite, 12GB/512GB — 2,260,946 points
- realme Neo7 SE — Dimensity 8400-Max, 16GB/512GB — 2,216,404 points
- OPPO K15 Pro — Dimensity 8500-Super, 12GB/512GB — 2,211,585 points
- Xiaomi 17T — Dimensity 8500-Ultra, 12GB/512GB — 2,200,238 points
- iQOO Z10 Turbo — Dimensity 8400 Full-Power, 12GB/512GB — 2,103,853 points
The first six devices were separated by 45,310 points. Alongside OPPO’s four entries, iQOO secured two positions, while REDMI, HONOR, realme, and Xiaomi each had one. Qualcomm-powered phones did not appear in this edition.
The ranking is based on tested configurations in China between September 1 and September 30, and AnTuTu requires at least 1,000 valid results for a model to qualify. That requirement means a missing phone is not necessarily slower; it may simply lack sufficient submitted results.
September’s chart also uses AnTuTu V12, while August’s ranking used V11. Positions can be tracked between the two lists, but scores from the separate benchmark versions should not be used to calculate month-to-month performance gains or losses.
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