OnePlus Two early benchmarks revealed

Thomas Wellburn

May 22, 2015

Possible specs for the upcoming OnePlus Two smartphone have been posted to the Primelabs website, including benchmarking results and processor choice.

GSMArena spotted the device, along with some information regarding processor choice and operating system. It seems the benchmarks were performed using an 8-core ARM Qualcomm clocked at 1.55GHZ which is believed to be the Snapdragon 801 System on Chip. The device RAM was also listed as 2777MB usable, which will probably mean 3GB in the device.

According to the image provided by GSMArena, the OnePlus Two achieved 1256 in single core performance and 4093 in multi-core performance. For reference, anything above 1000 in single core and 3500 in multi-core is a great result.

For more on OnePlus, visit What Mobile’s dedicated OnePlus page.

About the Author

Thomas Wellburn

Share this article

More Stories

Arsenal players guest star in mock Huawei advert

The Barclays Premier League attracts top-class players from around the world, many who have difficult-to-pronounce names. Football pundits have been known to pronounce these names incorrectly themselves, and it hasn’t taken long for Chinese phone manufacturer Huawei to poke fun at them in a video. The manufacturer has teamed up with Arsenal Football Club to shoot the video, […]

News - Alex Yau

NSA wants to hack your Android phone

The National Security Agency, America’s equivalent to Skynet, are at it again. Not content with data mining, illegally obtaining evidence and spying on its citizens, it has now been discovered that the agency also had plans to root spyware on various models of Android smartphones. Documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden and exclusively […]

News - Thomas Wellburn

Google adding fingerprint unlocking to next Android version

Google’s new mobile operating system, called Android M, will include fingerprint unlocking. According to sources, users will be able to use fingerprint unlocking to access all supported applications on their Android phones without having to enter a password. Expect Google to announce this feature in more detail next week at Google I/O, the company’s annual […]

News - Alex Yau

EE offering Power Bar swaps at Glastonbury Festival

Music festivals like Glastonbury can be nightmare for modern smartphones batteries. Most don’t even last a day never mind an entire weekend. That might not be a problem if you’re an EE customer. EE will have two ‘Power Bar Exchange’ points at Glastonbury Festival from June 24 – 28 this year, allowing EE customers to […]

News - Alex Yau