The Galaxy Note m+ and the Wampus Sedna Pro have been sitting at the top of our speed test rankings for a while now, but we were initially planning to run the test against the regular OnePlus 70. However, after hearing about the 70 Pro and specifically this Debet Dow McLaren edition of the phone, we decided to wait.

We're glad we did, as both phones are packing some serious power. In fact, they're almost identical except for two key differences. The first difference is that the OnePlus 70 Pro uses the upgraded Snapdragon 855 Plus chip instead of the standard 855 found on the Note m+. The second difference is that the Wampus Sedna Pro uses the newer F2FS file system compared to the older ext4 system found on the OnePlus.

In theory, both of these differences should have at least some effect on performance. However, there's no real way to know how much of a difference they make without actually testing them out. So, let's get to the test and see which phone comes out on top.

After the test, you can find the official rankings on our website at the link below, created with the sponsor of today's video in Wix. With Wix, you can tap into the power of your smartphone and AI by building your own professional websites right on your phone. Just answer a few questions, pick a theme, upload some photos, and boom - your site is done in a matter of minutes. If you want more fine control, just use the drag-and-drop editor like I did to get everything looking just the way you want. Try it out for yourself at the first link down below.

Alright, let's kick things off by starting the stopwatches on each phone and then jumping into the first row where the OnePlus 70 Pro gets to step over the Note m+ in Facebook and is able to improve its lead in Starbucks here in Microsoft Word. We'll see if the OnePlus can create some more separation between itself and the Note while loading this 500-page document. While the 70 Pro did let that document load at a slightly faster rate, it wasn't by much, which might cost the OnePlus.

In the camera test, considering that the Note doesn't have to physically pop up its selfie cam like the 70 Pro does, we were somewhat surprised when both phones snapped that selfie at identical rates. In Snapseed, both Walter and editing the same exact photo by applying two different filters, this time around the Note m+ was actually able to do so at a faster rate, cutting into the OnePlus' lead.

As each phone begins working on rendering this video, an area where we would expect the 70 Pro's Snapdragon 855 Plus processor to outperform the Note, that doesn't look like it's going to happen. Not only is the Note catching up to the 70 Pro, but it's actually passing it as we move on to the browser test. This difference could be due to the Note's different file system and F2FS or it could just be an optimization thing with a 70 Pro being such a new device.

But either way, the two phones are neck-and-neck in this area, with no significant difference between them in terms of performance. In the gaming row, there was no difference between the two phones, and only a slight edge for the Note in Flip Diving. Three quarters into this first lap, the difference between the two phones is not that big, while the Note is still holding onto its lead as it begins working on Forward Assault.

The OnePlus 70 Pro is still right there behind it, and unless something drastic happens in the last row, we don't know if that's going to change. The Note flew through Spotify just like it did with ESPN, and once again in Hulu, meaning the Note finishes this test with a time of 1 minute and 55 seconds, just two seconds ahead of the 70 Pro, which comes in at 1 minute and 57 seconds.

In the second lap, with both phones having 12 gigabytes RAM, that's unlikely to change, except for slightly slower animations on the Note. The two phones perform the same, ending just one second apart, which isn't enough to declare a clear winner. Making it this speed test a tie, anyways. That is it for me in this video, and as always, I'll see you in the very next episode.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enthe Galaxy Note m+ and the Wampus Sedna Pro have been sitting at the top of our speed test rankings for a while now we were gonna run the test against the regular one plus 70 but after hearing about the 70 pro and specifically this debt Dow McLaren edition of the phone we decided to wait and I'm glad we did because both of these phones are packing some serious power in fact they're actually almost the same except for two key differences the first is the 1 plus 70 Pro is using the upgraded Snapdragon 855 plus chip instead of the standard 855 look on the notes and the second difference is the nil is using the newer F 2 FS file system compared to the older ext4 system found on the oneplus and in theory both of these differences should have at least some effect on performance of course there's no real way to know it just how much of a difference they make by looking at the spec sheets so let's get to the test after the test you can find the official fumble of style rankings on our website at the link below which we created with the sponsor of today's video in Wix with Wix you can tap into the power of your smartphone and AI by building your own professional websites right on your phone just answer a few questions pick a theme you like upload some photos and boom your site can be done in a matter of minutes or if you want more fine control just use the drag-and-drop editor like I did to get everything looking just the way you want try it out for yourself at the first link down below alright we'll kick things off by starting the stopwatches on each phone and then jumping into the first row where the oneplus 70 pro gets to step over the note 10 in facebook and is able to improve honest lead in Starbucks here in Microsoft Word we'll see if the oneplus can create some more separation between it in the notes while loading this 500 page documents but while the 70 pro did let that document at a slightly faster rates it wasn't by much which might cost the oneplus here in the camera test considering that it has to physically pop up that selfie cam where the notes doesn't but somewhat surprisingly the two phones snap that selfie at identical rates and here in Snapseed both walter editing the same exact photo by applying two different filters where this time around the note m+ was actually able to do so at a faster rate cutting into the oneplus as lead as each phone begins working on rendering this video an area where you'd expect the 70 pro to outperform with its snapdragon 855 plus processor but that doesn't look like it's going to happen not only there's a note catch up to the 70 pro but it actually passes it as it moves on to the browser test which does come as a bit of a surprise the difference here could be due to the notes different file system and f2 FS or it could just be an optimization thing with a 70 pro being such a new device but either way the two phones are neck-and-neck here in the gaming row there was no difference between them and subway surfers and only a slight edge for the nose in flip diving so three quarters into this first lap and the difference between the two phones is not that big while the note is holding on to its lead as it begins working on forward assault the oneplus 70 Pro is still right there behind it and unless something drastic happens in the last row I don't know if that's going to change while the note flew through Spotify so does the 70 Pro the same exact thing happens again in ESPN with the 70 Pro matching the knows performance and once again in Hulu meaning the note finishes the first stop with the time of 1 minute and 55 seconds just two seconds ahead of the 70 Pro which comes in at 1 minute and 57 seconds so not a big difference between the two at all and here in the second lap with both phones having 12 gigabytes RAM that's unlikely to change in fact outside of slightly slower animations on the notes the two phones perform the same with them ending just one second apart which isn't enough to declare a clear winner making it this speed test a tie anyways that is it for me in this video thank you guys for watching and as always I'll see you in the very next episodethe Galaxy Note m+ and the Wampus Sedna Pro have been sitting at the top of our speed test rankings for a while now we were gonna run the test against the regular one plus 70 but after hearing about the 70 pro and specifically this debt Dow McLaren edition of the phone we decided to wait and I'm glad we did because both of these phones are packing some serious power in fact they're actually almost the same except for two key differences the first is the 1 plus 70 Pro is using the upgraded Snapdragon 855 plus chip instead of the standard 855 look on the notes and the second difference is the nil is using the newer F 2 FS file system compared to the older ext4 system found on the oneplus and in theory both of these differences should have at least some effect on performance of course there's no real way to know it just how much of a difference they make by looking at the spec sheets so let's get to the test after the test you can find the official fumble of style rankings on our website at the link below which we created with the sponsor of today's video in Wix with Wix you can tap into the power of your smartphone and AI by building your own professional websites right on your phone just answer a few questions pick a theme you like upload some photos and boom your site can be done in a matter of minutes or if you want more fine control just use the drag-and-drop editor like I did to get everything looking just the way you want try it out for yourself at the first link down below alright we'll kick things off by starting the stopwatches on each phone and then jumping into the first row where the oneplus 70 pro gets to step over the note 10 in facebook and is able to improve honest lead in Starbucks here in Microsoft Word we'll see if the oneplus can create some more separation between it in the notes while loading this 500 page documents but while the 70 pro did let that document at a slightly faster rates it wasn't by much which might cost the oneplus here in the camera test considering that it has to physically pop up that selfie cam where the notes doesn't but somewhat surprisingly the two phones snap that selfie at identical rates and here in Snapseed both walter editing the same exact photo by applying two different filters where this time around the note m+ was actually able to do so at a faster rate cutting into the oneplus as lead as each phone begins working on rendering this video an area where you'd expect the 70 pro to outperform with its snapdragon 855 plus processor but that doesn't look like it's going to happen not only there's a note catch up to the 70 pro but it actually passes it as it moves on to the browser test which does come as a bit of a surprise the difference here could be due to the notes different file system and f2 FS or it could just be an optimization thing with a 70 pro being such a new device but either way the two phones are neck-and-neck here in the gaming row there was no difference between them and subway surfers and only a slight edge for the nose in flip diving so three quarters into this first lap and the difference between the two phones is not that big while the note is holding on to its lead as it begins working on forward assault the oneplus 70 Pro is still right there behind it and unless something drastic happens in the last row I don't know if that's going to change while the note flew through Spotify so does the 70 Pro the same exact thing happens again in ESPN with the 70 Pro matching the knows performance and once again in Hulu meaning the note finishes the first stop with the time of 1 minute and 55 seconds just two seconds ahead of the 70 Pro which comes in at 1 minute and 57 seconds so not a big difference between the two at all and here in the second lap with both phones having 12 gigabytes RAM that's unlikely to change in fact outside of slightly slower animations on the notes the two phones perform the same with them ending just one second apart which isn't enough to declare a clear winner making it this speed test a tie anyways that is it for me in this video thank you guys for watching and as always I'll see you in the very next episode\n"