The Sony Xperia X is a promising device, positioned high up in the midrange. It's got near-flagship-level hardware, and if you can live without 4K video recording, you can rely on it to cover all other bases.We can't wait to get a final unit for proper te...
Abstract: Hey guys. It's been a while I suppose because the last post I made was the headphones. In case you guys didn't read that, make sure you check it out later. So, few days back Sony Malaysia finally announced the Xperia X series we were waiting for. And I am...
The Sony Xperia X is a beautifully made phone that rings all the bells, from its colourful display to its fast autofocus, the Xperia X is definitely a phone worth owning.(previously published in issue November 2016)...
To many, a smartphone is their gateway to the world-wide web, and the Sony Xperia X is a good window to that world if a user invests in getting a unit for themselves. It has its ups and downs, but overall it is a good phone to recommend to anyone.Similar...
Bare Android UI is fast, preinstalled apps are useful, good selfie camera, long battery life
Poor main camera, average performance, pricey
The Xperia X is a decent phone with a lightly customised Android that's easy to use.The smartphone also has a nice screen, good selfie camera, 64GB of built-in memory and decent battery life.It is largely let down by the high price – for RM2,199 there are...
Published: 2016-08-06, Author: Johan , review by: liveatpc.com
Review: X-pecting the Un-X-pected – Sony Xperia XGrowing up, I was and still am a huge fan of Sony. From the early days of PlayStation to its VIAO series of laptops, Sony has never made me doubt its ability to provide great products time and time again. A...
The Sony Xperia X is a good smartphone. It really is: it's well-designed, has good battery life, and its display is bright and vibrant. The issue is quite simply the fact that the X does not seem to offer any kind of value for money: Sony is clearly playi...
Abstract: The design heritage of the new Sony Xperia X series phones is as clear as day. Drawing cues from the Xperia Z5 phones , the Xperia XA, X and X Performance all feature the same blocky, utilitarian design, except it has smoothed out the more angular edges o...
Over-vivid display colour for camera preview, Camera can't match the best, No 4K video capture
Want the latest and greatest that phones have to offer? Or a startling smartphone bargain? You won't get either of those with the Sony Xperia X. It's a sign the company has lost some of its confidence and realised that fighting with Samsung and Apple at t...
Overall, the Xperia X is a great device and we had a good time taking it around as our daily driver. It handled day-to-day tasks we threw at it easily, it's main and secondary camera perform well, and — despite the size — has pretty decent battery life. B...
