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Sony Xperia X series hands-on

   May 3, 2021  29 Comments on Sony Xperia X series hands-on

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We go hands on with Sony’s latest range of smartphone offerings, in this quick look at the Sony Xperia X, Xperia XA, and Xperia X Performance!

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29 thoughts on “Sony Xperia X series hands-on”

  1. haters be like ..ehh blah blah ..;sony makes all models same;
    OMG see that's iphone 7 what a product,damn it looks so diff from 6,6s omg -_- .

  2. in your review if x perfomance you said there is no finger print sensor and in mwc you are saying that it has finger print sensor

  5. You know, I think Sony has a crappy 3rd party company that builds it's Experia line of phones. It's the only explanation to why Sony's DSLR cameras are the best on the market: Sony a77II, Sony a99, Sony a6000. Sony a6300. Not to mention their DSLR Lens line up: G-lens, Vario-Sonnar® T*, Distagon T* and their collaboration with ZEISS(an industry leader in Lens manufacturing) and yet they seem to just drop the ball on cell phone cameras. My $270.00 Sony WX350 can kill anything from their cell phone line up. It's very disconcerting to see with a $600+ price tag. Time after time, Sony is SHOOTING THEMSELVES IN THE FOOT! Come on SONY, STOP COMPROMISING!! If they don't do something in their next iteration, I believe that they finally have dug themselves into a deep quandary hole that they will not be able to climb out of. I say…FIRE their operations/products director!! Sony, LISTEN! Here's an idea to blow everything out of the water and boost sales….PUT A 1" WITH AT LEAST A HIGH QUALITY Vario-Sonnar® T* LENS SENSOR INSIDE OF THE NEXT ITERATION OF THIS PHONE!! YES IT CAN BE DONE SONY!! JUST DO IT!!!

  8. Wait.. So if I wanted an Xperia X, id have 23mp camera but a SD650 and not waterproof….. But then if I wanted an X performance, Id have 820, BUT THEN IT CANT RECORD 4K…. ? And then the XA, the most beatiful phone of the bunch…. BUT THEN IT HAS MID RANGE SPECS. Sony fucked up last year with the 810 and its just a matter ot time before they fck up again this year. Seriously they need to sort out the prices.

  17. Nope nothing new here.
    I have a Z3 compact, It still does everything a modern flagship phone can do, Very snappy, And I have Android Marshmallow.
    So I will only upgrade the day my phone either gets sluggish or won't receive the latest firmware.

  19. These all look a step backwards in comparison to the Z series. The Z5 was the first Sony flagship to get things right – FINALLY, an increase in camera, finger print sensor, if you opted for the premium – 4K display! – All these X phones are like budget Z phones – heck, only the top end model has water proofing now which was a unique selling point for Sony phones in the first place! Think I'll be opting for a S7 Edge when I'm upgrading my Z2. You done screwed up Sony! (Even the unique selling point of "remote play" is available on other Android phones – granted with some tinkering – and laptops now.)

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