OnePlus 16 Scores Higher on AnTuTu in Firm’s Internal Testing Than Previously Anticipated; New Gaming Features Revealed

Gadgets360 - Oct 1, 2026

OnePlus 16 scored 56,33,288 points on the AnTuTu benchmarking platform in the company's internal testing, the tech firm announced on Wednesday. Recently, a report highlighted that the OnePlus 16, with the model number PYB110, has been spotted on the AnTuTu benchmarking platform with an overall score of 53,84,433. Moreover, the tech firm claims that the OnePlus 16 will...

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