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Japanese multinational consumer and professional electronics company, Sony, has released the Xperia XZ2 smartphone “to touch your senses”, and it delivers this in volumes with 4K HDR, dynamic vibration, 3D avatar creation and a big screen and sound.The So...
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The price tag of RM3299 is not an uncommon sight for flagship devices these days even though some Malaysians would shake their head, especially when it comes to Sony smartphones. Why is that?Well, if we look back at their track record - it's a bit of a...
The Xperia XZ2's Ambient Flow design (except the rear fingerprint sensor) really wowed us, while camera quality along with the processor and battery's horsepower are satisfactory. It could have been quite a good purchase if it wasn't for the gimmicky feat...
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gadgetsmagazine.com.ph Updated:
2019-12-03 09:07:48
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Xperia is a smartphone brand that a lot of people can identify its make. Xperia phones are famous for their distinctive, boxy design and while this has been a signature Sony characteristic, the company changes things up with the XZ2. They've finally di...
Generous battery capacity and processing firepower. I rest my case.Also published in GADGETS MAGAZINE July 2018 Issue.Reviewed by Mia Carisse Barrientos...
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The Sony Xperia range has been in a strange place for the past few years. While Sony never builds “bad” phones, they have never managed to stand out above what is on offer from other brands.Sony hasn't been afraid to try new and exciting things—you can se...
The Sony Xperia XZ2 is an odd device that offers some raw photo taking power in a unique and refreshing package...
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When it comes to the mobile phone landscape, there's certain companies that engender a feeling of passion, for me Sony is that brand.I've been an admitted Sony fan for a long time. I love their home entertainment gear – my lounge room is a testament to...
This is the first Sony phone in a long time that's been a mostly positive experience for me. The camera app finally loads quickly, and takes quite decent shots, with the added benefit of 4K HDR and FullHD Super Slow Mo video.The price is a little high tho...
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Sony has fallen into oblivion in the recent years. Although the Japanese could never reach the target sales, such as the competition from Samsung or Apple, nevertheless, the Xperia flagship series was always mentioned in the same breath with the latest Ga...
The Sony Xperia XZ2 is equipped with the best hardware and high-quality workmanship. The smartphone clearly scores with its multimedia capabilities such as the stereo speakers, 4K HDR video, and HDR display. The sound vibrations are quite cool, but not ne...
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The new Sony Xperia XZ2 comes with some new entertaining features, but they aren't quite enough to make it stand out in an already saturated smartphone market. On the latest All Hands on Tech, we review Sony's latest flagship device that boasts a great 4...
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Released in Malaysia since March 2018, Sony Mobile is continuing the Xperia XZ series with the latest Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 Compact (which we don't have at the moment). Here we have the Liquid Black model and as a flagship model, the Xperia XZ2 features a Snapdragon 845, 4GB of RAM...
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Sony Xperia XZ2 is certainly one of the best smartphones we've ever reviewed. That's aside from the few setbacks like the super slippery grip and wrong choice of camera and fingerprint sensor placements. The sheer performance of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8...
Great Main Camera, Fantastic front-facing speakers, Awesome HDR display, With 4K HDR Movie Recording, Fast charging and good battery life...
Back panel can get very slippery, Camera and Fingerprint Sensor Placement, No headphone jack...
Sony Xperia XZ2 is certainly one of the best smartphones we've ever reviewed. That's aside from the few setbacks like the super slippery grip and wrong choice of camera and fingerprint sensor placements. The sheer performance of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 84...
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After half a decade of the same design philosophy for its Xperia smartphones, Sony is finally changing things up. It starts with the cream of the crop, the Sony Xperia XZ2, which features a design motif the company calls “Ambient Flow.” It's meant to emp...
Brilliant performance, Good battery life, Capable camera, Sharp, vibrant display, Water resistant...
Apps sometimes force close, Camera app can be slow, buggy, Features don't stand out, Design is flawed...
Yes. But only if you absolutely hate the Galaxy S9 or the Google Pixel 2. The Xperia XZ2 is a good phone, but we have issues with parts of its design. While its spotlight features are unique, they aren't things you would use all the time, and they don't a...
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Sony's big new smartphone is certainly big and new, but is it as good as the rest of the competition, and what's with that curvy back? Is the Sony Xperia XZ2 a taste of something different?Sony has been shaping its phones to be something different for q...
Feels better in the hands than we expected, Water resistant, Sony's version of Android is getting very good...
Really ordinary device, Camera is a little ordinary, Fingerprint sensor location is rather hard to access and find, Gimmick of vibrating back for entertainment doesn't really have a use, Thicker than we'd like, Super slippery, Technically not Sony's flags...
Beyond what's wrong with the phone, there's a greater problem with the Xperia XZ2: it's the flagship now, but not for much longer.Already announced weeks earlier, Sony's next flagship will be the Xperia XZ2 Premium, another big smartphone with a 4K screen...
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chip.com.my Updated:
2019-12-03 09:07:49
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It looks like the smartphone market is starting to stabilise; less brands are emerging and existing ones are consolidating market offerings. But often, many of these brands follow what's popular, instead of innovating. So, it's very refreshing to see that...
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Great performance and slightly improved performance for its camera software, plus a design that tries to be its own means that it's worth taking a look at.(previously published in issue May 2018)...
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As we noted in our recent review of the Sony Xperia XA2, the arrival of the Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 Compact see Sony Mobile switch up their approach to aesthetics in a pretty significant way. Gone are the days of the company's blockish OmniBalance design logi...
Great design and feel-factor, Dynamic vibration...
Lackluster camera, Software is still a weakness...
The Sony Xperia XZ2 is a good phone but, for the price and compared to the competition, it's difficult to really call it good enough to make the case for choosing it over the other options...
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As we noted in our recent review of the Sony Xperia XA2, the arrival of the Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 Compact see Sony Mobile switch up their approach to aesthetics in a pretty significant way. Gone are the days of the company's blockish OmniBalance design logi...
Great design and feel-factor, Dynamic vibration...
Lackluster camera, Software is still a weakness...
The Sony Xperia XZ2 marks the start of a new chapter for Sony's flagship efforts in the mobile space. However, it fails to really push enough or the right boundaries for it to come off as anything other than yet-another all-glass smartphone with no headph...
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Sony's launch of the Xperia XZ2 at MWC 2018 this year was clearly a flagship that came with a lot of “firsts” for the Japanese company, and it does bring up a lot questions; the most obvious among them the phone was its new Ambient Flow design and 18:9 ra...
The Sony Xperia XZ2 is a phone with both a lot to love and dislike, all at the same time. While Sony equipped the XZ2 with the latest mobile processor and display, we also think that the company's decision to not implement its new dual camera sensor setup...
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The Sony XZ2 is superb in every way except one – it is a slippery little Sony.I am not kidding. Place it on an apparently flat fabric couch or glass table, and it will eventually slide off all on its own. It is a by-product of the smooth curved glass...
Sony is back with a flagship you would like to own...
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Sony has a new flagship phone in town that goes by the name of the Xperia XZ2, and it sports a redesigned chassis with some great internals in tow. With a new focus and aesthetic, could the XZ2 bring Sony back in the flagship smartphone game? This is our...
Good performance, Great seamless design, Loud stereo speakers, Great camera, Rich, vibrant display, Water resistance certification...
Rear camera and fingerprint scanner placement, Absence of a 3.5mm audio jack, Uninstallable bloatware still present, Hybrid dualSIM slot, Next up in YugaTech, Zotac Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Amp! Extreme Review, Camera Shootout Results: Huawei P9 vs Galaxy...
Sony surprised us with a redesign of its flagship Xperia line starting with the XZ2, and the result was a smartphone worthy of challenging other formidable competitors in the range it wants to tap with, given a Php43,990 price tag in tow. It's a good perf...
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mobilesyrup.com Updated:
2019-12-03 09:07:49
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About a decade ago, Sony stood out as an interesting upstart in the DSLR category, proving that it had the chops to build good cameras. Photo quality has only improved since then. That legacy begs the question of what's been missing on the mobile side.In...
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With an unusual design and some fresh new ideas, Sony's Xperia XZ2 is not like any other phone on the market.From a vibration system designed to enhance audio experiences, to 4K HDR video recording and HD super slow-mo, to making detailed 3D scans of yo...
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After years of attempting to build a worthy premium-tier Android flagship smartphone, Japanese consumer electronics giant Sony has finally produced a winner with this year's Xperia XZ2.The device is obscenely powerful, features a great screen, lasts throu...
Big, beautiful screen, Qi Wireless charging, Admittedly impressive camera...
Unnecessary pre-installed apps, XZ2 faces stiff competition in the premium Android market, Ambient Flow design is pretty, but confounding...
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hardwarezone.com.my Updated:
2019-12-03 09:07:50
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1 / 10 You're on a budget The Xiaomi Mi A1 is almost like a budget version of a Google Pixel phone, as it runs on pure Android OS. For just S$349, you also get a full metal build, a 5.5-inch Full HD display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 625...
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JAPANESE PHONE MAKER Sony unveiled its latest top-end handset, the Sony Xperia XZ2 at Mobile World Conference (MWC) earlier this year in Barcelona, touting the flagship as a smartphone with a big design upgrade over previous releases. As a result, the Xp...
Sleek design, vibrant screen, good camera with unique features, excellent general performance...
Design is much bulkier and heavier than previous versions, pricey, Rating:...
The Xperia XZ2 is brilliantly designed phone that showcases Sony's determination to keep improving the Xperia smartphone series, making it better with every release, no matter how minor...
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Just a week or so ago we posted the Sony Xperia XZ1 review, so it would only be right to follow it up with the newer XZ2.As they have done so many times in the past, Vodafone UK kindly loaned us one so we could see just how good this new Xperia really...
So, after two weeks using the XZ2 what are my final thoughts?Well, firstly I have to say the new design is a nice change from the previous old and boring look. It is quite different and that was nice to see. Refreshing.The other main focus of the XZ2 is o...
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Sony’s latest flagship smartphone, the Xperia XZ2, is a good £200-£300 cheaper than both the iPhone X and Samsung Galaxy S9. Granted, it is £100 more than its predecessor – which came out only six months before – but its improved design and fancy new feat...
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Build QualityPhone Set UpFeaturesCamera & VideoBattery LifeOur Sony Xperia XZ2 review focuses in on the innovative Dynamic Vibration System and 4K HDR video recording, which appears on this Sony phone before any other camera phone in the world...
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The Xperia XZ2 is a key release for Sony that aspires to revitalise the company's smartphone image. In many ways, the Xperia XZ2 is a welcome change in the sea of monotony that Sony's smartphone division has released over the past few years. It offers bu...
Pretty design, Solid performance, Powerful speakers...
Camera not as good as rivals, Lots of duplicate apps...
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The Sony Xperia XZ2 is the Japanese firm's most recent flagship handset, but it refuses to follow in the footsteps of many of this year's top-tier smartphones.Sure, it has the high-end power under the hood, and a well-specced camera with a slow-mo party p...
Full day of life from a single charge, Great sound quality, Feature-packed camera...
Design not as desirable as rivals, Dynamic Vibration a gimmick, 'Only' full HD display...
The Sony Xperia XZ2 is an accomplished flagship smartphone, with a much-needed redesign breathing new life into the firm's mobile line.It's not the major overhaul we were hoping for though, and the new features Sony has added to the Xperia XZ2 aren't anyt...
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Looking for a smartphone that offers a great experience when watching movies and TV shows? The Sony Xperia XZ 2 could be what you're looking for. The 5.7in smartphone can upscale standard video (either that you've taken yourself or from streaming services...
The camera is ideal for photographers at both ends of the ability spectrum its intelligent auto mode works out the type of shot you're taking and adjusts the settings, and there's a manual mode that gives you full control of shutter speed, exposure, and m...
The fingerprint sesnor is too far down the back of the smartphone your finger naturally rests across the camera lens, making it smudgy, The screen suffers from glare in bright light and both the screen and the back of the handset attract fingerprint marks...
This smartphone almost has it all. It's great for movies, TV shows and games, and the camera will please novice and expert photographers alike. However, it misses the mark slightly when it comes to the competition...
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Being a market leader is difficult. Ask Samsung, or Apple; they would know. You always have to innovate and look for new solutions to an existing problems, you have to stay ahead of the pack by generally improving current solutions and keep them interesti...
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If you pre-order the Sony Xperia XZ2 or XZ2 Compact before 5 April, you'll get a free PlayStation 4 and the Gran Turismo Sport bundle worth £249, or if you already have the console, you'll have the option to pick up the PlayStation VR Starter Pack at no...
Sony’s Xperia XZ2 brings 4K, HDR video recording to smartphones, but is this the new flagship to beat...
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The biggest criticism of Sony's phones in recent years has been the company's dogged persistence in sticking with a design that hasn't moved with the times. OmniBalance, as the company calls it, has retained bezel scales well beyond its competitors. And w...
Great design refresh, Excellent display, Plenty of power, MicroSD card slot, Some good video capture options (4K HDR)...
Camera app a bit muddled, Battery life isn't the best, No 3.5mm jack...
The Sony Xperia XZ2 is one of the better Sony devices we've used in recent years, representing a genuine push forward in the company's design stakes.Features impress for an enjoyable day-to-day experience. The LCD display really appeals, the 4K HDR captur...
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gadgetynews.com Updated:
2019-12-03 09:07:54
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It has been a while since I have got fired up about a Sony phone. In fact, the last one I was proud to own was the Walkman W810i. However, Sony launched their Xperia XZ2 at Mobile World Congress last week, and I was there.Back in 2011 I was at the launch...
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It's time to talk about another Sony flagship phone – but this time you should actually pay attention, as the Sony Xperia XZ2 is righting some of the wrongs of previous devices.The new handset comes with a new design language, wireless charging, improved...
Impressive new design, Stunning 4K HDR video capture, Powerful performance...
Still bezel-heavy, Fingerprint scanner placement terrible, Camera not working yet...
The Sony Xperia XZ2 has many elements we've wanted to see for years: a bold new design, powerful innards and innovation inside. However, it's still got a bezel-heavy front, despite packing the new 18:9 screen, and some of the design choices are a touch qu...
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1 / 17 The newly announced Sony Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 Compact ditch Sony's familiar boxy OmniBalance aesthetic in favor of gentler lines and a more curvy design. The curved Gorilla Glass 5 back falls neatly into your hand when you hold it, alt...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2019-12-03 09:07:54
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Following on from the "excitement" of Samsung's big Galaxy S9 smartphone reveal on Sunday, Sony unveiled its latest top-end handset on at MWC the following day: the Sony Xperia XZ2.The Sony Xperia XZ2 boasts a completely new design over previous releases...
Overall, we were very impressed with the Sony Xperia XZ2 in our hands-on time, but the handset's success will depend partly on its price, which Sony has yet to reveal.Both the Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 Compact will be available globally from March 2018, launchin...
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At MWC 2017, Sony announced its first serious attempt at a phone with an 18:9 screen aspect ratio: the Xperia XZ2. It's got a revamped design from the XZ1 released in the second half of 2017 including ditching the headphone port, Apple-style, and an impr...
Nobody is going to mistake either of these phones for a groundbreaking experimental design: even after a revamp the XZ2 still feels dated, while Apple has stuck with virtually the same design since 2014. (If you want a modern-looking iPhone, go for the iP...
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BARCELONA: SONY UNVEILED its latest top-end handset on at MWC Monday, the Sony Xperia XZ2. The Sony Xperia XZ2 boasts a completely new design over previous releases while retaining some of the best features from the Xperia XZ1, such as Motion Eye smart...
Overall, we were very impressed with the Sony Xperia XZ2 in our hands-on time, but the handset's success will depend partly on its price, which Sony has yet to reveal. Both the Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 Compact will be available globally from March 2018, launch...
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Sony's new flagship phone - the Xperia XZ2 is coming at the end of March. It's a big change from the previous generation model, but is it a big enough change to take on the iPhone X? We investigate. The Sony Xperia XZ2 was launched by Sony on 26 February...
The Sony Xperia XZ2 is out at the end of March, so we will hold off on our conclusion until then...
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Sony is up to its old tricks again. Just six months after launching the Xperia XZ1 at IFA 2017, its back with a new flagship to make your relatively up-to-date phone feel like old hat in half the time.While we can't quite understand Sony's thinking behin...
Sony has impressed us before with their smartphones, but after losing its way a little with the demise of the Z Series, the XZ2 looks like a step in the right direction for those who put sound and vision first in a smartphone.The HDR functionality is cert...
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T3.com
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2019-12-03 09:07:55
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Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 845RAM: 4GBStorage: 64GBDisplay: 5.7", 18:9 Full HD+ (1080 x 2160) HDRRear camera: 19MP (F2.0)Front camera: 5MP (F2.2)Battery: 3,180 mAhOS: Android 8.0 OreoSo the Sony Xperia XZ2 is here, fully unveiled at Mobile World Cong...
Bold, refreshing new design, Powerful hardware spec, 4K, HDR video capture, Good battery life, 1080p super slow-mo footage...
Bezels are pronounced, 3D Creator tool is janky, Fingerprint magnet...
We're not sure whether the Xperia XZ2 is going to be underrated this year, or a run-away sleeper hit for Sony. The phone seemingly delivers on every hardware front and even comes packing some world-first exclusive features to help separate it from the cro...
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Sony has used Mobile World Congress 2018 to unveil the Xperia XZ2, the Japanese giant's first phone to boast the now-ubiquitous 18:9 aspect ratio on its screen. We went hands-on with the XZ2 ahead of the show, and here's what we think. Sony hasn't confi...
We waited so long for Sony to bring a new design and although the firm has switched to an 18:9 screen, we're miffed by the chunky and heavy design that has a fingerprint scanner and power button in awkward places. And dropped the headphone jack!The core s...
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It's been a long time since Sony made a truly great phone - which means its latest creation is kind of a 'make or break' deal.The Xperia XZ2 can't just be another also-ran compared to the Samsung Galaxy S9, iPhone X and Google Pixel 2. It needs to be spe...
Much-improved design, 4K HDR video, Powerful performance...
Camera still not as good as the competition, No headphone jack...
So that's the Sony Xperia XZ2 and it's possibly exciting, I guess. I like the idea of its bog-standard HD video being upscaled with HDR, and having a dedicated camera ISP could make a real difference to photos. Compared to the Samsung Galaxy S9, the Xper...
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Ahead of the phone's official reveal of the Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 Compact today at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, Sony invited MobileSyrup to check out the two devices at a special hands-on event in New York City.While there, we had several hours...
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You'd be forgiven for thinking MWC 2018 was the Samsung Galaxy S9 show but the Sony Xperia XZ2 has something to say about that. It's the Japanese electronics firm's new flagship smartphone and, for me, the surprise of this year's show. The headline is th...
Despite the missteps and slightly bizarre dynamic vibration system, there's plenty to like with the Sony Xperia XZ2. I, for one, can't wait to try out the 4K HDR recording, which has the potential to blow every other smartphone's video capture capability...
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Sign up for our daily newsletterSony isn't afraid to push boundaries when it comes to smartphones. IP-rated waterproofing, 4K displays, 960fps video capture and gigabit download speeds are just a few of the many innovations that Sony can claim to have i...
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If we can sum up the smartphones of 2017 it would be the year of the "sequels" because most of them had little changes. While some were really great products, some of them were also quite questionable. So before we get on with the rest of 2018, let's take...
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While a handful of OEMs come to mind when talking about smartphones, there are plenty of other big-name companies that often get lost in the shuffle. Our Sony Xperia XZ2 review takes a look at one of the newest smartphones from the company which boasts a...
Crisp, clear FHD+ display, Solid sound, Great camera in well lit situations, Easy to remove SIM/microSD card tray, Decent performance, All day battery life, Super slow motion video fun...
Rounded glossy back slippery, Easy to remove SIM/microSD card tray, Still stuck on Android 8.0.0...
If you're looking for a smartphone with decent specs that's a little easier on the wallet, the Sony Xperia XZ2 offers just that.*We were sent a review unit of the Sony Xperia XZ2 for the purposes of this review.Sony Xperia XZ2$799.99USD/ $1099.99CAD8.8Des...
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Sony is one of those Android smartphone manufacturers that have underperformed in recent years; much like LG and HTC, it promises so much and then somehow snatches defeat from the jaws of victory. With uncertain mobile strategies that often appear a step...
In some ways, the Xperia XZ2 reminds me of the LG G6 from 2017, in that Sony has stepped things up by changing the design and improving the camera experience but ultimately falling short because of a short-sighted decision or two. One such choice is the p...
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REVIEW – It's been almost 4 years since I reviewed a Sony smartphone. The last one was the Sony Xperia Z3v. How has the Xperia evolved since then? I've been testing the Sony Xperia XZ2 for the last few weeks so let's find out.The Sony Xperia XZ2 is Sony'...
Wireless charging, microSD card slot, Dedicated camera shutter button...
No 3.5mm headphone jack, Weird location for the fingerprint scanner, Slippery...
The Sony Xperia XZ2 makes a nice smartphone with almost every feature on my smartphone wishlist including wireless charging and a microSD card slot. That said, I couldn't quite love this phone because it lacks the always-on clock display that has become a...
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Sony's latest flagship is their fastest yet with a slew of new features and an unrivalled camera; but the design is also a dramatic change. You'll either love the Xperia XZ2, or hate it.Let's take a closer look, and at end the of this review, courtesy of...
The camera is top notch, and right now it's the only smartphone that's capable of recording 4K HDR video. The 960FPS super-slow motion is another feature unique to Sony devices, though you'll need to time it right. You won't be disappointed by the photogr...
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Sony has been making Android phones for a long time, but because its mobile hardware design language never evolved past 2012, and the company didn't really push its devices heavily to US consumers, they never got much attention here on the site. Both of t...
If you're asking whether or not you should buy the Xperia XZ2, I'd say, “Sure, go for it.” However, I only say that if you aren't on Verizon and don't mind the bubbly backside. I know the hardware is an interesting thing to gripe about, but seriously, it...
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The Sony XPERIA XZ2 marks a shift with a fresh new curved design from Sony. Launched in Barcelona during MWC 2018, this phone is now available in the U.S, and it has a few tricks up its sleeves. It has strong video-recording capabilities, including 960 FP...
The Sony XPERIA XZ2 is a good looking phone that is well-built. In fact, Sony has gone out of its comfort zone to create its best phone in recent years (there is a more massive XZ2 Premium as well). The XPERIA XZ2 captures the spirit XZ series because it...
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The Sony Xperia XZ2 represents the biggest change in Sony Mobile's design language in years and perhaps since the inception of Xperia smartphones as a whole. While the Omnibalance design language held its ground for many years, Ambient Flow is the new loo...
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The modern smartphone was ignored by Sony up until this year. With the introduction of the Xperia XZ2, the company shows it learned it should embrace what's popular rather than stick to its history. The Xperia XZ2 ships with many qualities that you'd exp...
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The Sony Xperia XZ2 looks to be the company's biggest improvement to date, finally changing out that aging design for something wholly different and unique, while offering chipset upgrades and new camera tricks, but also saying goodbye to some loved featu...
Gorgeous new design, Unique look and feel, Compact option with almost no trade-offs (XZ2 Compact), World class vibration motors with Dynamic Vibration, Smaller bezels with front-facing stereo speakers, Virtual surround sound, Superb battery life, Insanely...
No 3.5mm audio jack, Some camera stability issues, Most additional camera modes, like bokeh, aren't very good, HDR video recording doesn't play nice with YouTube at times, Thick design may not appeal to everyone, No wireless charging on XZ2 Compact, No Vo...
Sony's Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 Compact are two phenomenal phones with tons of features, blazing fast speed, and a camera that trades blows with the best of them. While the features aren't 100% identical between the two, the vast majority of available options a...
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Sony's latest and greatest flagship, the Sony Xperia XZ2, might be packing the same Sony IMX400 camera sensor as last year's phone, but it's still a sensor that's only available on Sony's flagships. Sony typically utilizes a special batch of camera sensor...
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The Xperia XZ2 is Sony's flagship phone for the year. It boasts a "liquid" glass design, top-of-the-line processor, powerful camera, and cinematic media experiences. If you like to listen to music and watch movies as much as you like to create your own so...
The Xperia XZ2 sees Sony bringing its hardware and feature set to the modern smartphone era. It's no longer trailing the competition by leaving out the latest design trends and camera functions. I can't help but think Sony still managed to fall short with...
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It's about time. After a string of underwhelming flagship smartphones marred by spiritless design and a deficit of essential features, the Xperia XZ2 is an earnest show of progress for Sony's mobile division. The result is a 5.7-inch handset that rights m...
Unique desig, Fast performanc, Great battery life...
Dynamic Vibration is a gimmic, Poor fingerprint sensor placemen, Full-HD super-slow-mo clips are too shor, Underwhelming low-light performance...
If you can see past its idiosyncrasies, the Xperia XZ2 is one of the most capable Android phones on the market, with loads of power, a solid if not class-leading camera, and a long-lasting battery bolstered by smart software that aims to keep the device h...
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Everything in HDR. HDR is the key term for Sony's new high-end smartphone Xperia XZ2: The display supports HDR 10 and is able to upscale content to HDR, while the camera can record videos in HDR. Can this be seen as a real innovation or does it not suffic...
blazing fast smartphone, 60-fps gaming is possible, bright display with vibrant colors, main camera with numerous features, and really good image quality, 3D scans are possible, case protected according to IP68, very exact touch input, fast LTE wit...
some bloatware apps, prone to fingerprints, fingerprint sensor can't be felt easily, earpiece booms for loud voices, moderate speaker quality, relatively slow access to microSD, situationally high power consumption, relatively broad bezels, no 3.5 mm jac...
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Sony smartphones have sat just below the top tier for a while now, so the new Xperia XZ2 has a lot to prove. At £699 (inc. VAT) it's more affordable than the £730 Samsung Galaxy S9, but is pipped by the Huawei P20 which is £100 less at £599 (the P20 Pro c...
Good performance, Dual SIM or one SIM plus a MicroSD, 4K video capture and super slowmotion mode, 189format screen...
Poor battery life, Odd fingerprint scanner location, Disappointing camera...
The redesigned shape and styling of Sony's flagship Xperia XZ2 handset will appeal to some, but I found it slippy to hold and prone to wriggling around on the desk. The camera promises much, but it's tricky to get the most out of 4K video or the super slo...
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Which smartphone boasts the best optics, for snapping photos and home movies on the go? We've tested and reviewed a huge number of mobile phone cameras in 2018. From great-value budget shooters to advanced premium mobile cameras, which come 4K Ultra HD re...
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Sony isn't the big hitter in mobile it once was. It hasn't been one of the popular kids for a while now, but that hasn't stopped the company from producing new smartphones at a steady clip. At Mobile World Congress in February, Sony announced its first ne...
Glossy all-glass design, Perfect performance, Proficient but simple camera...
Display can eat battery life, Inconsequential unique features, Awkward fingerprint reader placement, The Galaxy S9 exists...
The Xperia XZ2 has a number of desirable characteristics, but it's far from perfect. All that glass looks and feels beautiful, even if the fingerprint reader placement is a little off. The main camera takes pictures rich in detail and color. The HDR displ...
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Sony's Xperia XZ2 flagship phone is its first premium handset of 2018, sporting a slick new design that really shakes things up. This handset surprises on many levels, but is it a worthy successor to last year's XZ1? Here's our full Xperia XZ2 review to h...
Fantastic camera, Slick media machine, Super-smooth performance...
No facial recognition, Dynamic Vibration kind of pointless...
Sony's first flagship phone of 2018 serves up a fresh new design as well as refining the overall user experience. This shiny beast doesn't care if it's thicker or heavier than other premium blowers. Instead it concentrates on serving up a slick media expe...
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You can always count on Sony Mobile to slap a decent bit of camera tech on its smartphones. The spangly new Xperia XZ2 boasts an improved 19-megapixel snapper which offers some serious video chops. As well as recording 4K HDR home movies, you can capture...
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Sony's new flagship mobiles, the Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 Compact, are packed with all kinds of great features. Some of these, such as the Dynamic Vibration system, are brand new. Others, including the funky 3D Creator app, have been overhauled to make them bet...
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Sony has a new flagship phone, and this time it shows. It's called the Sony Xperia XZ2, and it marks a stark shift in the company's design philosophy, abandoning the flat, boxy appearance of its predecessors in favor of curved shapes and uninterrupted l...
The Snapdragon 845 chip makes it a top performer, The screen is bright and goodlooking, Excellent battery life with great standby times, HDR videos look impressive in the right situation...
Fingerprint scanner is awkwardly placed, Phone is heavy and slippery, No headphone jack, Front camera is a downgrade vs Xperia XZ1, Does not work on Verizon or Sprint...
I've been using the Sony Xperia XZ2 for a week now, and I can easily point out a number of things about it that I like. The list includes its bright, vivid display and the solid battery life, as well as the way its shiny back reflects light and the ease w...
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