Every time Apple comes up with a new processor for its mobile devices, there's always a conversation about how powerful it is when compared to the Android processors out there. Well, the same seems to be the case with the new A14 Bionic chip too.

A Geekbench listing has appeared online and it shows that the A14 Bionic slaps every other flagship processor powering the Android phones out there. The device which appeared on the benchmark seems to be an iPad Air 4 running iOS 14. Here, check it out -

A14's first Geekbench 5 results appeared, single-core 1583, multi-core 4198, still the king. pic.twitter.com/HXMgEfjSuW

The processor nets a single-core score of 1,583 and a multi-core score of 4,198. In case you don't know, these are the highest scores we've seen so far on a mobile SoC. In contrast, the upcoming Snapdragon 875 SoC only manages a single and multi-core score 1,102 and 4,113, respectively.

Even the upcoming Samsung Exynos 1000 scores are lackluster in comparison to what we're seeing with the A14 Bionic. It looks like we have a clear winner here, but then we suggest you wait for the official numbers which we'll only get when the devices running these processors will go official.

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