58 ANDROID ADVISOR • ISSUE 44
REVIEW
the Galaxy Note8, OnePlus 5 and Pixel 2 XL. And it
shows a significant boost over the original Mi Mix.
We recorded a staggering 6675 points in
Geekbench 4’s multi-core component, which is faster
than the Pixel 2 XL and only a tiny amount behind
the Galaxy Note8 and OnePlus 5. Its AnTuTu score
of 177903 beats the Note8’s 166,832, though.
In graphics tests using GFXBench the Mi Mix 2
scored the maximum frame rate of 60fps in T-Rex,
so we increased the intensity and in Manhattan it
achieved a commendable 55fps. In Manhattan 3.1 and
Car Chase it recorded 30fps and 24fps, which are still
very respectable, easily playable frame rates.
Lastly we run JetStream, which is a JavaScript
benchmark. The Mi Mix 2 scored 60.8, in line with all
other Android flagships.
So what do all these numbers mean? In essence,
the Mi Mix 2 is a powerhouse. We defy you to find
any issue with its performance.