Key Features
- 5.2-inch 1080p display
- Snapdragon 820 processor
- 3GB of RAM
- 32GB storage
- USB Type-C
- 2,900mAh battery
- 23-megapixel camera
- Manufacturer: Sony
- Review Price: to be confirmed
As with every phone Sony makes, a lot
of the hype is surrounding the camera. While others love them, I've
always found the Xperia line to have nothing more than competent
photography skills. The tech is undoubtedly there – Sony builds the
sensors for most of the best mobile cameras – but it's the execution
that it lacks.
For the Xperia XZ you've got a 23-megapixeel IMX 300
sensor, so it's offering a much higher pixel count than most of the
competition.
It's a fancy tri-image sensor that should, in theory, improve picture quality. One sensor measures the distance, another the colour. It also combines hybrid and laser-assisted autofocus, and it’s the first phone to come with 5-axis stabilisation for reducing blur.
It's a fancy tri-image sensor that should, in theory, improve picture quality. One sensor measures the distance, another the colour. It also combines hybrid and laser-assisted autofocus, and it’s the first phone to come with 5-axis stabilisation for reducing blur.