Sony Xperia Ion LT28
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13 years ago
Sony Xperia Ion review: an Android handset with a split personality
Sony's Xperia Ion is a dependable device that heavily plays up HD, but falters with a mix of old and new specs.
Pros:
- Gorgeous 720p display
- HDMI out experience is intuitive
- Battery life holds up well under daily usage
Cons:
- Build makes for uncomfortable fit
- in hand
- Inconsistent LTE speeds
- Ships with outdated Snapdragon S3 processor and Android Gingerbread
13 years ago
I was happy with my ION being my first Android phone, but when I was able to hold a faster, much bigger phone, and with the battery issue, I switched to Samsung. If I hadn't discovered the Note, I wouldn't have changed to Samsung.
13 years ago
Amazing Xperia
In this huge mobile market the only one brand can make u feel u've got wht u deserve.Unlike shitty Samsung or overpriced htc..whitch gets worse in 2 months..Oh yeah that's right i've sold my Galaxy R..then I bought xperia s..which was just awesome..N' now i've got this sweetheart.
13 years ago
Sony Xperia ion Review
Six months ago back at CES, Sony managed to surprise us with the introduction of its flagship Android smartphone in the Sony Xperia ion . During the time, we were undoubtedly captivated by its stellar specs sheet that consisted of a large 4.6" HD display , 4G LTE connectivity, dual-core processor ,...
Pros:
- Killer $99.99 on-contract price
- Sharp looking HD Reality Display
- Sturdy construction
- Heavy with Multimedia
Cons:
- Running Gingerbread
- Jerky web browsing
- Questionable battery life
- Unresponsive capacitive buttons
13 years ago
Sony Xperia Ion (AT&T) review: Elegant smartphone stumbles
The $99.99 Sony Xperia Ion looks like a good Android deal but its weaknesses make it not worth even the budget price.
Cons:
- Lackluster images and video belie the Xperia's claimed 12MP camera
- It's also held back by an old processor and an outdated OS
13 years ago
Sony has managed to get a winner by its side with the Xperia ion in terms of performance. Where it does come up short is in price. At Rs 35,999, it is right alongside quad core driven devices like the HTC One X and the Samsung Galaxy SIII and is actually more expensive than LG's Optimus 4X HD.
13 years ago
Sony Xperia Ion is a decent smartphone, but having said that we must not forget that there are other phones available in the same segment at a lesser price. It's hard for us to recommend this smartphone in spite of its good performance and better battery life than its predecessors. At a price of Rs.
Pros:
- Build quality
- Battery life
Cons:
- Notification LED too small
- Average Camera Performance
- Price
13 years ago
Sony is a name that needs no introduction. The Xperia series is the company's attempt at providing the users with high end phones that are equipped with the best of possible features.
13 years ago
I AM IN LOVE WITH THIS PHONE!!!!
I absolutely LOVE this phone. The more I played with it, the more I liked it. I waited nearly two years to move from a flip phone to a smartphone because there was no other that I liked. I did not want to be an iPhone person and I am not fond of humongous phones such as Samsung or the HTC's.
13 years ago
Sony Xperia ion Review
S ony wasn't kidding around when they said they would only make smartphones and abandon feature phones completely. But we feel they've reached a point where it's a little ridiculous now and they seem to be getting really sloppy with their launches.
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