Sony Xperia XZ Dual F8332 64GB
So many excellent features form part of the Sony Xperia XZ Dual F8332, it’s difficult to choose which ones to mention. In short, this is an incredibly smart Smartphone—one that combines functionality with style in the best possible way.
Choose your phone in one of the following colours: ‘mineral black’, ‘platinum’, ‘forest blue’ or ‘deep pink’. Display features on the Sony Xperia XZ Dual F8332 include multi-touch functionality, allowing you to use all ten of your fingers on the screen at any given time! This same screen is protected by Gorilla Glass, making it more robust in case of a hard knock.
The quick functionality of this phone are thanks to the quad-core (CPU) and Adreno 530 (GPU). A 3GB RAM will ensure easy operation of all your apps, while 64GB of onboard memory give you ample storage without the need to insert a MicroSD card (which is still an option if you want up to 256GB of extra space).
Video quality can be set between 2160p@30fps, 1080p@30fps or 1080p@60fps. More importantly, take awesome photos with your Sony Xperia XZ Dual F8332 23MP camera. Camera features also include phase detection & laser autofocus. The resolution is ridiculously high so if you’re into phone cameras, this is the one to get!
A newer model Sony Xperia XZs G8232 Dual SIM 64GB was released in February 2017.
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Sony Xperia XZ
The Sony Xperia XZ is the last of 2016's top Android phones. It's Sony's equivalent of the LG G5 or Samsung Galaxy S7 : a top-end phone with lots of features and the price to match. Like all ￡500-plus phones, it's good. Of course it is.- Improved ergonomics
- Bold screen
- Water resistant
- Disappointing camera
- Expensive
- Conservative improvements
Sony Xperia XZ Review: Is it the Best Xperia Phone Money Can Buy
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Sony Xperia XZ review: Fast, gorgeous – and flawed
So much for the 4K smartphone. After painstakingly squeezing a 4K screen onto its previous flagship – the Xperia Z5 Premium – Sony's latest top-of-the-range handset, the Xperia XZ, has reverted back to a standard Full HD display.- Excellent
- colour accurate display
- Fast performance
- Great battery life
- Rear camera isn't great
- Design feels cheap
Sony's Xperia XZ isn't revolutionary, but it is a very good flagship that boasts some of the best mobile camera tech around. Media fans will enjoy the crisp, colourful screen and excellent audio support, while the solid battery life and performance makes the XZ a respectable all-rounder.
- Dependable camera
- Smooth sailor
- Crisp
- colourful visuals
Design - ALKALEIDO metal The Sony Xperia XZ stands apart from previous Sony smartphones, by its use of ALKALEIDO metal, which has high purity, brightness and shine. The metal back is part of a unified design loop surface, created for a good fit in the hand and inspired by a monolithic form.
Sony Xperia XZ review review
- Typical Sony minimalism with better ergonomics
- Practically flawless performance
- Sony’s UI still pleases (even without Nougat underneath)
- Screen colours are overblown
- Very average speakers
- Camera doesn’t live up to the specs
Sony Xperia XZ review
Low on bristling high-tech excitement, but when the also-rans are this good, you know you're spoilt- Typical Sony minimalism with better ergonomics
- Practically flawless performance
- Sony's UI still pleases (even without Nougat underneath
- Screen colours are overblown
- Very average speakers
- Camera doesn't live up to the specs
Sony Xperia XZ review: Return of the flagship\n
Sony's late-2016 flagship is the phone it needed six months ago, with some of the most important upgrades in years for an Xperia phone. But is it enough?- Impressive display
- even at 1080p
- Solid performance
- Camera a decent all-round performer
- Water resistance
- Clean
- well-designed software
- Boring design
- Smudgy back panel
- No fingerprint security in U.S
- Large
- thick form factor with big bezels
- Camera scene detection + color wonk
Sony Xperia XZ hands-on: Can a camera make a phone?
There is another catch too, cost. Although confirmed pricing isn't here yet, given the lower specced Sony Xperia X is already one of the most overpriced handsets on the market, expect the XZ to be anything but affordable when it hits retailers in October.
