Performance of the Apple A16 Bionic is disappointing, according to Geekbench results

Apple just announced the global release of the iPhone 14 series. The smartphones include new features including the A16 Bionic chipset on the Pro models, a revamped user interface, camera upgrades, and emergency satellite connectivity, to mention a few.

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Although the devices have yet to be delivered to customers, Geekbench has already been installed and run on a Pro model. Let’s examine the performance now.

An A16 Bionic-powered iPhone looks to have a Geekbench result, according to well-known source Ice Universe. Although it is not obvious if it is the Pro or Pro Max model, the benchmark is not particularly great. The new chip receives a single-core test score of 1879 and a multi-core test score of 4664. For comparison, the A15-equipped iPhone 13 Pro/Pro Max models often achieve single-core test scores around 1730 points and multi-core test scores around 4700 points.

If the Geekbench result for an A16-equipped Apple iPhone is accurate, it may provide an explanation for Apple’s decision to compare the chipset to the A13 Bionic from a year ago rather than the A15 Bionic. Given that it claims the processors use 20% less power than previous models, the business may have chosen efficiency above performance this time around.