Sony Xperia P LT22i
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13 years ago
Sony Xperia P Review
Assuming the update to Android 4.0 comes through for everyone with the P (some users have gotten it already), it could be a good option for those looking for a smaller handset.
Pros:
- Super bright WhiteMagic screen
- Compact size is a plus
- Voice calls sound good
- Sleek Sony design
Cons:
- Button layout uncomfortable
- Android 4.0 update still pending
- No microSD
- Crappy front camera
13 years ago
Review: Sony Xperia P (Updated)
The gadget's 4" scratch-resistant screen has pixel dimensions of 540x960, giving it a good pixel density of 275 ppi. Sony claims that with its WhiteMagic tech , the display offers double the brightness when compared to normal LCDs.
Pros:
- Excellent design
- Sturdy build
- Great sound quality
- Feature-packed camera
Cons:
- Poor display contrast
13 years ago
Sony Xperia P
The Sony Xperia P rolls out in the middle of Sony's line of NXT handsets following the separation from Ericsson. It is mid-range both in terms of specs and size, but falls into an extremely competitive market.
Pros:
- Unibody feels solid
- plenty of power under the hood
- good camera performance
Cons:
- Poor battery performance
- display doesn't look natural
- some UI quirks make this phone feel a little dated
13 years ago
Sony Xperia P Review
When Sony said they were going to focus heavily on their smartphone game post the break-up with Ericsson, they weren't kidding around. After the arrival of the Xperia S , the first Sony-branded phone to hit the streets, we now have a fleet of Xperia handsets covering all major price brackets, while...
12 years ago
Sony Xperia P
awesome features from sony but battery is very poor
Pros:
- camera
- video
- sound
- game
Cons:
- battery
14 years ago
Sony Xperia P review
The Xperia P is the mid-range entry in Sony's Xperia NXT series of smartphones announced at MWC earlier this year. It sits below the Xperia S and above the entry-level Xperia U. Sony's strategy with this trio of handsets invites comparisons to HTC's One Series: both aim to address the low-, mid-,...
Pros:
- Rock-solid build
- WhiteMagic display is a revelation
- High-quality camera
Cons:
- Outdated Android 2.3 OS
- Too much unwanted software
- So-so gaming performance
9 years ago
WASTE OF MONEY
I am a very big believer of sony company because of it's sound quality and picture quality, but when I buy sony xperia P , I come to know that there is no such quality in this phone compare to thier popularity because at this price all company's phone give that much quality assurance.
13 years ago
Sony Xperia P review: Sony Xperia P
The Xperia P is a solid Sony smartphone, but with the Xperia S costing only AU$50 more, we'd suggest that you think about spending the extra money. Every family has the golden child. The one who gets the good looks and the secret favour of their parents as a result. The Xperia P is that child in the 2012 Xperia family, and although it's positioned as being a more affordable option than the flagship Xperia S, it has the looks to be an eye catcher in its own right.
Pros:
- Sharp, aluminium design. Good, 4-inch display. Sony's NXT UI is slick and intuitive as any on the Android platform.
Cons:
- Below-average battery life. Non-expandable memory. Non-replaceable battery. Xperia S is only AU$50 more expensive.
13 years ago
Sony Xperia P
The Xperia S is another solid Sony smartphone, with great extras like NFC and HDMI. It's place in the market is complicated by a recent price drop for the Xperia S, though, which is now around AU$50 more expensive than the P at the time of publishing this review.
Pros:
- Sharp
- aluminium design
- Good
- 4-inch display
- Sony's NXT UI is slick and intuitive as any on the Android platform
Cons:
- Below-average battery life
- Non-expandable memory
- Non-replaceable battery
- Xperia S is only AU$50 more expensive
13 years ago
Sony Xperia P
Every family has the golden child. The one who gets the good looks and the secret favour of their parents as a result. The Xperia P is that child in the 2012 Xperia family, and although it's positioned as being a more affordable option than the flagship Xperia S, it has the looks to be an eye...
Pros:
- Sharp, aluminium design
- Good, 4-inch display
- Sony's NXT UI is slick and intuitive as any on the Android platform
Cons:
- Below-average battery life
- Non-expandable memory
- Non-replaceable battery
- Xperia S is only AU$50 more expensive
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