Samsung Galaxy Note 4 vs Note Edge Android Lollipop benchmark test
The Android 5.0 Lollipop update is taking its time to reach various devices, although some smartphone users are using unofficial builds. The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is one of those still waiting for the official update, but in the last few days a Lollipop ROM of an official 5.0.1 build became available for the Galaxy Note Edge before the official release. Today we’re showing a video of a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 vs. Note Edge Android Lollipop benchmark test.
This should be an interesting comparison as many of the specs of these top-end Samsung phablets are similar. Below this article we’ve placed a YouTube video for your viewing convenience, and it shows an AnTuTu benchmark test being conducted on both phones. At the beginning the reviewer makes a point of saying that the Galaxy Note 4 is running an unofficial CyanogenMod 12 build based on Lollipop while the Galaxy Note Edge is running an official TouchWiz version of Android 5.0 that leaked.
Therefore this is informal testing but nevertheless an interesting diversion while we are waiting for the official rollouts of Android Lollipop to begin for these devices. Interestingly the Galaxy S5 Android Lollipop update is already rolling out and is now reaching more regions, arriving for the Sprint version from today for instance. As well as this the older Galaxy Note 3 has already begun receiving Lollipop in some regions.
The AnTuTu test takes a while to go through its paces on the Galaxy Note 4 and Note Edge and we should warn you that there’s rather an odd moment when the reviewer utters a few expletives. Once the test has been completed we then hear the scores. We’re not going to ruin your enjoyment of the video by giving the results here, but we will say that one of them enjoys quite a noticeable speed boost over the other.
There’s still no firm date for when the official release of Android Lollipop will start rolling out for these handsets, but you can be sure we’ll let you know when we hear the news. In the meantime after you’ve watched this video we’d welcome your comments on this benchmark comparison test between the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Note Edge.
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3 thoughts on “Samsung Galaxy Note 4 vs Note Edge Android Lollipop benchmark test”
An tu tu test on my note 4 snapdragon 805 :
49.643
thank you very much.
That’s not very good considering I get 44649 on my Note 3, stock T-Mobile unrooted. That is the main reason I didn’t upgrade to the Note 4 as it’s just not worth a jump in terms of performance. The S6 breaks the 70k mark so I can only imagine the Note 5 will be 80k or more! Exciting times but I mean the Note 4 getting just as much as the Note 3 is weak. Sad really and I’m glad they fixed it with the S6! I’m waiting for the Note 5! And the HTC One M9 can only do 55k with the SD810 which s a joke and Samsung is smart to have gone away from them. But sadder is the G4 which only makes with it’s super weak 47k score (Just barely beating the Note 3 from two years ago) utilizing the SD808! And they want almost the same price as the S6, in what world?
5th
I’m more curious about whether the lollipop update corrects the recent apps drawer lag?