Great Build Quality and Attractive Design, Great Camera Performance, Dual-SIM 4G LTE Support, microSD Card Slot, Buttery Smooth Video Stabilization at 1080p 30fps, Fast and Responsive Fingerprint Sensor, Good Music Quality and App, Waterproof
Average Loudspeaker Performance, Battery Life Below Expectations,
The Sony Xperia Z5 is a really capable smartphone and a worthy successor not just to the Z3 but to the Z3+ as well. It may not break free from Sony's design language and that is probably one of the reasons why it may go unnoticed. But it is every bit a fl...
Classy Appearance, Bright and Vivid Screen, Snappy Performance, IP68 Certified, Good Camera
Bit of Heating Issue, Oddly Placed Volume Rocker
Love it or Hate it- Xperia Z series smartphones have been successful in impressing us. The series might have gone through some hiccups lately but the latest release- Sony Xperia Z5 Dual is a wonderful upgrade from previous smartphones. There is nothing mu...
Elegant Looks, Brighter Display, Dust and Waterproof, Excellent Camera, Fingerprint Scanner, MicroSD Support, Excellent Audio Performance, Dedicated Camera trigger, Good Battery Life
Heats on Load, Flimsy Buttons, No Wireless Charging, Expensive
The Sony Xperia Z Dual landed lately in a highly competitive market and the unit jumped to the top of the list in terms of camera, as it is supposed to be the ‘smartphone with the best camera in the market' according to the manufacturer. Entertainment is...
Reviewing the Sony Xperia Z5 was like a deja vu. Just four months ago we had reviewed the Xperia Z3+ and for the Xperia Z5, we have pretty much the same things to say, except for two additional points – there has been a significant improvement in heat man...
Publicerad: 2015-11-16, Författare: Kul , testad av: bgr.in
Sammanfattning: Sony's stint in the premium smartphone category isn't heading the way it would like to. I t's last flagship Xperia Z3+ scored mostly average reviews, and drew heavy criticism for the exuberant pricing and particularly for overheating. With its future in t...
At Rs 53,000 you are getting a smartphone that is dust and water resistant, offers dual-SIM 4G LTE connectivity, crisp full HD display, good battery life and sharp images. But theres nothing exceptional in the Sony Xperia Z5 Dual that forces us to shell...
Sony's mobile division has been in a rut for a while. If IDC's latest report is anything to go by, dominance by the likes of Huawei and Lenovo is only adding to the company's woes. Rather than sticking with the standard formula of yearly refreshes, Sony d
Heats up quickly, Pre-installed bloatware, Not competitive enough, Slow camera; No Burst mode
Sony's new flagship comes just a few months after its previous flagship so we didn't expect much to change and truth be told, very little has. Sure, it is slightly better looking and the battery life has improved a bit, but you'd have to be a die-hard Son...
Beautiful build, Excellent display, Fluid performance, Stellar audio, 4K video looks really good
Generates heat under heavy usage, Glitches during prolonged gaming, Oversaturated colours captured by camera, Power button is too dented
The Sony Xperia Z5 is a beautiful smartphone. It looks good, feels good, sounds good, and almost performs good, unless you really want to game hard on your smartphone. Sony has bet big on its present generation flagship smartphone, but the Xperia Z5 does...
Each phone managed to draw blood relatively early on, but the final score can't simply be based on which phone took home the most victories.Price is an important consideration as well, on that front the Samsung Galaxy S6 seems to be leading, even if you h...
Sammanfattning: There are many contenders to the title of "best phone camera" and today we have three of the latest and certainly, some of the best-known. The Apple iPhone 6s, Samsung Galaxy S6 and Sony Xperia Z5 will compete on more than just camera tomorrow in our thre...
