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OnePlus 16's AnTuTu score surfaces

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Vlad 23 September 2026

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The AnTuTu team just spotted a OnePlus device with the model number PYB110 in their database. It's powered by the just-unveiled Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 SoC, and the prototype which ran the benchmark had 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage. The phone also comes with a 185Hz refresh rate. Given these specs, this is clearly the upcoming OnePlus 16.

As you can see from the image below, it scored 5,384,433 points in AnTuTu v12. It achieved a CPU score of 1,458,283, a GPU score of 2,010,584, a memory score of 766,362, and a UX score of 1,149,204.

Here's the OnePlus 16's AnTuTu score

Of course this is just a preliminary run from a prototype device, so don't take the numbers too seriously - they are still impressive nonetheless. OnePlus has already confirmed that the device has a system-wide 165Hz refresh rate (so the 185Hz is probably only for specific games), and that it's launching soon with ColorOS 17 on board, based on Android 17. A recent certification revealed that it has 100W wired charging support. Rumors have also claimed that it will get a 200MP main camera and a 9,000 mAh battery.

Source (in Chinese)

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  • London1969
  • pJq
  • 27 Sep 2026

Can't get the OnePlus 16 anywhere outside of China , Not even India is getting the OnePlus 16

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  • Anonymous
  • pwt
  • 24 Sep 2026

Yeah they want save money with the smaller battery and also save higher transportation costs that would have been with batteries above 20 Wh capacity unless they'll do the Apple charge-limited-by-software-trick.

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  • Anonymous
  • Fvd
  • 24 Sep 2026

It's also poinltess to state what phone you will buy as no one cares about it. At least there are several websites selling China only phones in western countries so these posts are still relevant. B3ll3nd

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