A20 Pro VS Tensor G6
We are comparing the A20 Pro (Apple) with the Tensor G6 (Google). Scroll down to the pros and cons of each chipset, in-depth specs, and benchmarking scores.
Last Updated: September 10, 2026
Overall Comparison
KEY DIFFERENCES OF A20 Pro AND Tensor G6
Here’s how A20 Pro and Tensor G6 stack up against each other in their most impactful areas.
Reasons to consider the A20 Pro
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52% higher AnTuTu V11 score (2935466 vs 1933536)
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59% higher Single-Core Geekbench score (4259 vs 2677)
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79% higher Multi-Core Geekbench score (13093 vs 7321)
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19% higher CPU frequency (4900 MHz vs 4110 MHz)
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1.2× more GPU pipelines (7 vs 6)
Reasons to consider the Tensor G6
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1.2× more CPU cores (7 vs 6)
SPECIFICATION TABLE COMPARISON OF A20 Pro AND Tensor G6
Below is the detailed specification table comparing A20 Pro and Tensor G6.
Note: Highlighted specs mean that SoC wins that spec row.
If neither side is highlighted, it is a tie or there is not enough data for both specs.
| Specification | A20 Pro | Tensor G6 |
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General Information
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| Name: | A20 Pro | Tensor G6 |
| Brand: | Apple | |
| Class: | Flagship | Flagship |
| Release Date: | September 9, 2026 | August 12, 2026 |
| Foundry: | TSMC | TSMC |
| Instruction Set: | — | ARMv9.3-A |
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CPU
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| CPU Cores: | 6 | 7 |
| CPU Architecture: | 2x 4.9 GHz Everest, 4x Sawtooth | 1x 4.11 GHz C1-Ultra, 4x 3.38 GHz C1-Pro, 2x 2.65 GHz C1-Pro |
| CPU Frequency: | 4900 MHz | 4110 MHz |
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Graphics (GPU)
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| GPU Model: | Apple A20 Pro GPU | PowerVR CXTP-48-1536 |
| Graphics Architecture: | Apple A GPU | PowerVR C-Series |
| GPU Frequency: | — | 1286 MHz |
| GPU Pipelines: | 7 | 6 |
| Shading Units: | 128 | 128 |
| GPU FLOPS: | — | 1975.2 Gigaflops |
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Memory Subsystem
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| Memory Type: | LPDDR5X | LPDDR5X |
| Max Memory Size: | 12 GB | 16 GB |
| Memory Frequency: | 5333 MHz | — |
| Memory Bandwidth: | 113.7 Gb/s | — |
| Memory Bus Width: | 6x 16 Bit | 4x 16 Bit |
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Benchmark Scores
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GEEKBENCH
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| Single-Core (V6) | 4259 | 2677 |
| Multi-Core (V6) | 13093 | 7321 |
| GPU (V6) | 51120 | 6216 |
| Asset Compression | — | 323.9 MB/sec |
| HTML 5 Browser | — | 226.9 pages/sec |
| PDF Renderer | — | 278.6 Mpixels/sec |
| Image Detection | — | 166.7 images/sec |
| HDR | — | 226.3 Mpixels/sec |
| Background Blur | — | 28.7 images/sec |
| Photo Processing | — | 73.3 images/sec |
| Ray Tracing | — | 8.44 Mpixels/sec |
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ANTUTU SCORE
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| Overall (AnTuTu V11) | 2935466 | 1933536 |
| CPU | 882877 | 876037 |
| GPU | 1051925 | 288736 |
| MEM | 262172 | 304202 |
| UX | 738492 | 464561 |
| Overall (AnTuTu V10) | — | 1856183 |
| CPU | — | 840990 |
| GPU | — | 277185 |
| MEM | — | 292032 |
| UX | — | 445976 |
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3DMARK
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| Score | — | 3380 |
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Connectivity & I/O
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| Modem: | — | MediaTek M90 |
| Cellular Download Speed: | — | Up to 12000 Mbps |
| Wi-Fi Version: | Wi-Fi 7 | Wi-Fi 7 |
| Bluetooth Version: | 6.0 | 6.0 |
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AI & Acceleration
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| Neural Processor: | Dual 16-core Apple Neural Engine | Fifth-gen Tensor Processing Unit |
Tip: ▲ indicates a higher-is-better spec advantage, while ▼ indicates a lower-is-better advantage.
PERFORMANCE CHART COMPARISON OF A20 Pro AND Tensor G6
The charts below visualize how A20 Pro and Tensor G6 stack up in key performance metrics.
Radar Chart Comparison
Bullet Chart Comparison
Domain Score Summary
Scores are generated by Comparigon's scoring algorithm and are intended as a high-level guide. They may not map 1-to-1 with the individual spec-by-spec comparisons shown in the table.
Our Verdict
In conclusion, the A20 Pro is slightly better overall compared to the Tensor G6. Its strongest advantages are in Benchmark, CPU and Graphics. The Tensor G6 is the better fit if your top priority is Memory.
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