Solid design and build quality, Great performance, Impressive camera, Water and dust resistance
Highly reflective TFT display, Smudge and fingerprint magnet
Sony has proven that it can make a superphone that is both drool-worthy and with perfect timing. Great design, awesome camera and impressive performance all packed in a slim chassis that can stand a nasty weather. It's not perfect but its pretty close to...
Abstract: Ever wondered which smartphone would last the longest or have the longest battery life? Well, it isn't just you as some testers from UK have put the Samsung Galaxy S4, Sony Xperia Z, HTC One, Apple iPhone 5, Google Nexus 4, BlackBerry Z10 and Nokia Lumia ...
Abstract: When the Sony Xperia Z first came out one of it's main features that let it stand out from the crowd was it's IP57 water and dust resistant certification. This meant you could wash the Sony Xperia Z, have it fall into hot soup and still work fine. A lot o...
Abstract: Buggy softwareIt was only just last year, when Sony went at it lone wolf in the smartphone war. Their maiden flagship device then, the Xperia S was rather wellreceived, but it didn't quite have the impact both the company and consumers were hoping for....
Abstract: 5-inch smartphones are the next big thing in the mobile space this year. If you are planning to get the a 5-inch smartphone, the HTC Butterfly and Sony Xperia Z are the two available options today. Here's a quick look at the specs of both phones and curre...
Very solid build, Water & dust resistant, Strong vibration, Fast processor
Camera is average, Edges are too straight, might be uncomfortable to grip it for long, Why are photos stored under “Album” instead of “Gallery” or “Photos”?, Fingerprint magnet, Poor viewing angle of the screen
Retailing for SGD$988 the Sony Xperia Z is targeted at the high end market, if you are going to get it, I would wait say wait for a week or two for the price to drop. I know many people are comparing this and HTC One. Having played with both phones before...
It is almost 2 weeks with the Xperia Z and I fell in love with it. The smartphone boots up first and it is speedy, thanks to the powerful processor built in. High performance means higher battery usage. the Xperia Z will be flat within a day of usage. I m...
Adequate 1920p display, Classy design, Buttery performance, Dust and water resistance, Almost Vanilla Android UI
Major fingerprint magnet, Below average battery life, 13megapixel camera not up to expectations
Like the HTC Butterfly and LG Optimus G, the Sony Xperia Z is part of the 5-inch crowd, one that's outfitted with Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro quad-core processors.To find out how the Xperia Z stands amongst its peers, we use the Quadrant test as a benchmar...
Published: 2013-02-10, Author: Raymond , review by: techgoondu.com
Abstract: Hitting all the right notes in terms of specs and design, Sony's latest flagship smartphone certainly seems like a recipe for success. And with the device landing on our shelves from March 1 , we don't have very long to wait, either.Is the Xperia Z finall...
At last, Sony joins the 5″ family with the Sony Xperia Z. We tried out the prototype at the event and find the phone to be quite responsive.Compared to other 5 inchers out there, the Sony Xperia Z is probably the first to be IP55/57 certified for water an...
