On April 18th, the Pura 70 series was suddenly released, sparking a rush of purchases from eager users and bringing forth more details about the device.

Now, many bloggers have gotten their hands on the phone, promptly showcasing the performance of the Pura 70 equipped with the Kirin 9010 processor.

In terms of real-world benchmarking, the Kirin 9010 processor scored as follows on Geekbench 6.2: single-core 1447 points, multi-core 4765 points (this generation still supports hyper-threading technology). Compared to the Kirin 9000S, although the big core frequency is lower, the medium core frequency is slightly higher, indicating that the overall performance is stronger, suggesting further optimization of the CPU core architecture. In the AnTuTu (V10.2.4) benchmark, the Kirin 9010 achieved an overall score of 970,000, with the CPU scoring over 330,000 and the GPU over 190,000.

These scores represent a significant improvement over the previous generation, showcasing the formidable performance of the Kirin 9010. With further optimization from Huawei, there may be even greater potential for performance enhancements.