Wide performance spectrum
In terms of performance, users can expect a lot from the Magic V5, as it features the same 8-core Snapdragon 8 Elite processor found in traditional smartphones, unlike the Oppo Find N5, which has to make do with a 7-core chip. Nevertheless, the results on Geekbench are still very inconsistent so far, ranging from a measly 800 points in single-core to a respectable 3,023 points (see screenshot below). The Oppo Find N5 acheived an average of 2,888 points in our tests, and in the multi-core test, the Honor Magic V5 outperforms its Oppo counterpart by an average of 8,890 points.