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josephnero
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Archdragoon
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Well as of now I feel like the H2 Flagship will have another brand new sensor.
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Luca-S
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Luca-S
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[ This Message was edited by: hihihans on 2016-06-01 19:15 ] Are you nervous? |
supercoolman
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JohnnyNr.5
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pmugghc
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Not so favorable review of Xperia X from Anandtech:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/10381/the-sony-xperia-x-preview
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mr tripe
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badassmam
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Not a fan of Anandtech, some of those tests aren't useful. I saw nothing wrong with the display, I trust my eyes more than anything. I saw a much improved display over the Z5, strong next to the S7 too. The X has very well optimised software and it is as good as the current flagships out there, benchmarks may not show that which is why I don't take much notice of them. I would happily buy an X, so far my experience of it has been great. I'm not sure the X Performance will actually much better, yes the benchmarks will give greater scores but I'm certain that the 820 will get hot when charging and after extensive use. I couldn't use fast charge on the new HTC because it becomes uncomfortably hot, even more so than my daily Z3+. Xperia X is a nod towards a better user experience, the iPhone model of success and I think its great. I find that these high spec devices have way too many compromises when they are new, in my eyes the Z3 is still the best of all the Z phones and the Z1 and Z3 Compact as legends in terms of performance and all round user experience. |
matherchod
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On 2016-05-31 21:25:05, badassmam wrote:
Not a fan of Anandtech, some of those tests aren't useful. I saw nothing wrong with the display, I trust my eyes more than anything. I saw a much improved display over the Z5, strong next to the S7 too. The X has very well optimised software and it is as good as the current flagships out there, benchmarks may not show that which is why I don't take much notice of them. I would happily buy an X, so far my experience of it has been great. I'm not sure the X Performance will actually much better, yes the benchmarks will give greater scores but I'm certain that the 820 will get hot when charging and after extensive use. I couldn't use fast charge on the new HTC because it becomes uncomfortably hot, even more so than my daily Z3+. Xperia X is a nod towards a better user experience, the iPhone model of success and I think its great. I find that these high spec devices have way too many compromises when they are new, in my eyes the Z3 is still the best of all the Z phones and the Z1 and Z3 Compact as legends in terms of performance and all round user experience.
Anandtech test is the classic example of how benchmark doesn't represent real world uses. From the storage test it will imply that X should perform like crap while every other person who used it said it performs like flagship level phone with SD820 inside. About the display they did say it's a matter of personal test. For color purist color accuracy is absolutely must have thing. But for most people they will say that X's display is vastly better than previous xperia display. General consumer dont care about color accuracy. They will see a bright, vivid display that have great viewing angle. That being said I do think Sony should include a basic/sRGB mode for their display. If HTC can do it then they can do it too.
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pmugghc
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US prices announced, from $280 to $700:
http://www.phonearena.com/new[....]-Xperia-X-and-XA-lines_id81646
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DACHA
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Overpriced and no fingerprint sensor in the power button. HUGE fail. |
supercoolman
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On 2016-05-31 23:22:52, DACHA wrote:
Overpriced and no fingerprint sensor in the power button. HUGE fail.
do you know if that's going to change anytime soon? |
nikola1970
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Crazy pricing lol... The future doesn't look bright for Sony mobile at all.
Xperia X Performance should not go above 499€ and X for more then 399€... Basically they are not worth it at all, really. They are nice phones, i like them, but Sony can do and offer a lot more, I am sure.
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josephnero
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nice phones but sadly the pricing is just bad  |
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