The Cherry Mobile G1 Antutu & Battery Tests Are In! Let’s Compare It To The Flare X

August 12 10:38 2015 by Alexei Rivera Print This Article

Cherry Mobile Android One G1’s battery & Antutu benchmarks are in! And what better opportunity to show off our new #PhilippineSmartphoneDatabase & Battery Test Database than to give you a quick comparison between the two phones! Below are side-by-side spec and battery test sheets for you!

First off, let’s look at the specs of the newly released Cherry Mobile Android One G1 compared to the Cherry Mobile Flare X:

	Brand	Device	Launch Date	Launch Price (SRP)	Lowest Price	Processor	Display	Version (At Launch)	Skin	Rear Camera	Front Camera	RAM / ROM / MicroSD	Battery	Telephony	Extra Connectivity	USB OTG / SD Install	Miscellaneous	Updates	Links	Buy Online	UI Smoothness	Antutu Score	Work Battery
	Cherry Mobile	Cherry Mobile Android One G1	2015-08-10 Available end of August	5999 (PHP)		1.2Ghz Quad-Core Snapdragon 410 64-bit	5.0" 1280x720 IPS Dragontrail	5.1.1 Android Lollipop	Stock	13MP Dual LED Flash	5MP	2GB / 16GB / Yes	2500 mAh	Dual SIM LTE		No / ???	Google Android One Device	7.0 Nougat	Preview		4.25 (A+ Rank)	21251 (2015-08-12)	05h 03m
	Cherry Mobile	Cherry Mobile Flare X	2015-06-19	6999 (PHP)		1.7Ghz Octa-Core MediaTek 6752 64-bit	5.5" 1920x1080 IPS Gorilla Glass 3	4.4.4 Android Kitkat	Light Skin	13MP Dual LED Flash (Sony IMX214 Sensor)	5MP	3GB / 16GB / Yes	3000 mAh	Dual SIM LTE	NFC	Yes / ???			Preview | Camera 1	Lazada	3.50 (B+ Rank)	37318 (2015-08-08)	04h 58m

Specs between the two aren’t that close – one has a larger Full HD display and MediaTek Octa-Core – but the pricing of both puts them near each other to most consumers wallets. In the table above you can see the difference in their raw power via Antutu score. The Flare X wins here, kinda. Next we’ll look up the Battery Test on both devices:

You can see the tables have somehow turned in this new comparison. The G1 actually outperforms the Flare X with its Work Battery Life (by only 5 minutes!) and Work Performance (about 400 points). We figure that despite the smaller 2,500mAh Battery, having stock Android Lollipop’s battery efficiency and no lag UI means it does better for more 2D / browsing / image editing / everyday use of the device. (HD display instead of Full HD also helps, of course.)

Cool comparison right? If you want to compare these guys to more devices, don’t forget to head to our Smartphone Database or our Battery Test Database and do just that!