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Powerfull A17 Chip

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Single-Core Performance

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Multi-Core Performance

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iPhone 15 Pro (The Beast)

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While it performs better than the MacBook Air 2020 with M1 in single-core performance, it performs similarly in multi-core performance. If you’re looking for a smartphone that can handle demanding tasks with ease, then the iPhone 15 Pro is definitely worth considering.

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Powerfull A17 Chip

New A17 Pro chip in iPhone 15 Pro promises faster performance than its predecessor.

Single-Core Performance

iPhone 15 Pro shows Single-core score - 2999 while MacBook Air 2020 with M1 shows Single-core score - 2307.

Multi-Core Performance

iPhone 15 Pro scores 7779, while the MacBook Air with M1 scores 7871. This means that both devices perform similarly in multi-core performance.

iPhone 15 Pro (The Beast)

The iPhone 15 Pro is a powerful device that delivers impressive performance thanks to its new A17 Pro chip.

While it performs better than the MacBook Air 2020 with M1 in single-core performance, it performs similarly in multi-core performance. If you’re looking for a smartphone that can handle demanding tasks with ease, then the iPhone 15 Pro is definitely worth considering.

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