Post-launch Geekbench listings for the Google Pixel 6 and Google Pixel 6 Pro have started appearing with the smartphones utilizing their Tensor SoCs to achieve decent if not remarkable scores. The results for the Tensor chip position the Pixel 6 phones as the proper successors to the Pixel 4 devices, with the Pixel 5 being lumbered with a mid-range SoC.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Post-launch-Pixel-6-and-Pixel-6-Pro-Geekbench-results-prove-the-new-Google-phones-are-the-true-successors-to-the-Pixel-4-series.574709.0.html
TBH I don't care if it doesn't reach the 888 performances , hell even 870 performance are more than fine IF and a big if, it has a better efficiency than the 888.
The 1:1 performance of the tensor SoC is more than adequate in terms of typical geek bench results. I'm much more interested to see how google will utilize their unique set of cores to create future AI 'magic'. It really is where true innovation lies these days for the average user.