Relative Benchmark is the benchmark for measuring and comparing the performance of your Android phone or tablet. It is based on a real-time rendering of a simple animation, using a custom-made, easy-to-use tool to create the scene and measure the performance of your phone or tablet.

The benchmark consists of a scene that is loaded and rendered by the Android device. The animation is made up of different frames, each of them contains a number of objects. The number of objects is small, so the benchmark is able to run on a wide range of devices.

Relative Benchmark can test a number of devices, including phones and tablets, both with and without root access. It can test the performance of devices with a number of rendering units, including the CPU, GPU, and OS. It is able to test the performance of devices with different configurations, like if the devices has root access, is running a service, or is connected to the Internet.

Relative Benchmark is a tool that can help you to test and compare the performance of your Android phone or tablet. It can be used to test and compare the performance of your device with other devices. It is based on a real-time rendering of a simple animation, using a custom-made, easy-to-use tool to create the scene.