AnTuTu Benchmark review
A free, broad benchmark suite for comparing CPU, GPU, memory, storage and UX performance.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AnTuTu Benchmark is a hardware performance testing utility for smartphones, tablets, PCs and related devices. It suits individuals and small teams that need comparable scores across mobile and desktop hardware. The suite evaluates CPU performance, GPU graphics, memory and storage read/write activity, and user-experience workloads, then produces scores for comparison. Deployments span desktop and mobile systems, with downloads available for Windows, Linux, iOS/iPadOS and Android.
Its main strength is breadth across device types and test areas. The Windows edition separates CPU, GPU, MEM and UX tests, while the mobile edition uses hundreds of tests and dedicated 3D resources for graphics evaluation. Windows also includes a ray-tracing graphics scene, and Android offers 3D Standard and 3D Lite resource packs. These options give buyers a way to examine both general system performance and graphics behavior rather than relying on a single score.
AnTuTu Benchmark is presented as a free download, so there are no paid tiers to compare. Rankings are based on collected benchmark results, which supports score comparison across tested devices. The trade-offs are its narrow focus on hardware and workload scoring, the absence of in-game benchmarking, and email-only support. It is a sensible pick for free cross-device CPU, GPU, memory, storage and UX comparisons; teams needing source access, in-game tests or broader support channels should consider another category fit.
AnTuTu Benchmark pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free downloads cover Windows, Linux, iOS/iPadOS and Android.
- Tests CPU, GPU graphics, memory, storage and user-experience workloads.
- Produces comparative rankings from collected benchmark results.
- Where it doesn't
- It does not provide in-game benchmarking.
- The software is not open source.
- Support is provided through email.
AnTuTu Benchmark fact sheet, pricing and score →
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