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Adding Moto G Power - #2809
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At some point, we should look at making this the default. But I think we want to be careful about communicating it since anyone running default tests without specifying the mobile device will see different metrics than they're used to. |
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Lighthouse recently changed their default device to the Moto G Power (GoogleChrome/lighthouse#14674). This means we have a situation where our default device (the G4) has a much smaller viewport, causing some sizable differences in what folks may see in our LH runs and WPT runs.
This adds the Moto G Power. Using a 7.5x CPU throttling factor seems about right.
A referenced Speedometer 2.0 benchmark on a real device came in at 14.1 +/- 0.21. A few quick tests at 7.5 returned: 14.5, 13.9, 14.1