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Bullet Points Sony Xperia X Performance 5" Single SIM Android 6.0 4G Micro-USB 3 GB 32 GB 2700 mAh Pink gold
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  • - 5" 1920 x 1080 pixels
  • - Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 2.2 GHz
  • - 3 GB 32 GB MicroSD (TransFlash), MicroSDXC 200 GB
  • - 4G Single SIM NanoSIM
  • - 802.11a, Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac), 802.11b, 802.11g, Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) Bluetooth 4.2 Near Field Communication (NFC)
  • - Single camera 23 MP
  • - 2700 mAh
  • - Android 6.0
Long product name Sony Xperia X Performance 5" Single SIM Android 6.0 4G Micro-USB 3 GB 32 GB 2700 mAh Pink gold :
The short editorial description of Sony Xperia X Performance 5" Single SIM Android 6.0 4G Micro-USB 3 GB 32 GB 2700 mAh Pink gold

5.0" TFT 1080x1920, 2.2 GHz / 1.6 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 Quad Core 64-bit, Adreno 530, RAM: 3GB, 23 MP, LTE, 2700 mAh, Android 6.0
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Sony Xperia X Performance 5" Single SIM Android 6.0 4G Micro-USB 3 GB 32 GB 2700 mAh Pink gold:
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Our top-performing camera
Xperia X Performance boasts our new flagship camera, which is our smartest and fastest yet. With quicker response times, more intelligent focus and a new highly adaptive shutter speed, you get clearer shots in the toughest situations.

The next step in focus
Our smartest camera predicts movement for sharper results
Based on Sony’s camera technology, the Predictive Hybrid Autofocus in Xperia X Performance is a master of movement. You select a focus object and your camera tracks it automatically as it moves. The focus stays clear and your subject stays sharp. So, even if you can’t predict where the shot is headed, your smartphone can.

Blink and you’ll get it
The 23 MP camera for the fastest moments
Our fastest camera yet goes from standby to capture in less than 0.6 seconds. With the quick start up, lightning speed Hybrid Autofocus and faster image processing, you can capture the most spontaneous moments.

13 MP low-light selfie cam
Double-digit megapixels and Sony’s renowned low-light sensors – we’ve taken specs other smartphones have on the main camera and placed them up front. Because you’re worthy of sharper selfies.

Sophisticated touch
Hold Xperia X Performance and you’ll know it’s beyond the ordinary – with a curved display and a seamless metal back. Choose Graphite Black or White for an exclusive hairline finish. Or go for the elegance of Lime Gold or Rose Gold.

As if it were tailored to you
Designed to fit your hand as comfortably as your life
Xperia X Performance’s style is designed to perfectly suit your life and taste. The latest update to our classic form is as striking in its simplicity as ever, while the curved edges and 5” size make for a more comfortable grip. Even the user interface has been updated to be more in tune with you, both in looks and responsiveness.

High scores for power
Kitted with a blazing-fast Snapdragon 820 processor and Cat91 connection speeds, Xperia X Performance brings you a new level of overall performance that never disappoints.

Streaming in the fast lane
Uninterrupted entertainment with the fastest connectivity
Whether it’s streaming comedy on Netflix or downloading your favourite podcast, you don’t want to wait to be entertained. With the latest Snapdragon 820 processor, and a seamless network experience, Xperia X Performance gets you the media you’re in the mood for quickly, and delivers it smoothly – without unnecessary buffering or stuttering.

Short summary description Sony Xperia X Performance 5" Single SIM Android 6.0 4G Micro-USB 3 GB 32 GB 2700 mAh Pink gold:
This short summary of the Sony Xperia X Performance 5" Single SIM Android 6.0 4G Micro-USB 3 GB 32 GB 2700 mAh Pink gold data-sheet is auto-generated and uses the product title and the first six key specs.

Sony Xperia X Performance, 5", 3 GB, 32 GB, 23 MP, Android 6.0, Pink gold

Long summary description Sony Xperia X Performance 5" Single SIM Android 6.0 4G Micro-USB 3 GB 32 GB 2700 mAh Pink gold:
This is an auto-generated long summary of Sony Xperia X Performance 5" Single SIM Android 6.0 4G Micro-USB 3 GB 32 GB 2700 mAh Pink gold based on the first three specs of the first five spec groups.

Sony Xperia X Performance. Display diagonal: 5", Display resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels. Processor frequency: 2.2 GHz, Processor family: Qualcomm Snapdragon, Processor model: 820. RAM capacity: 3 GB, Internal storage capacity: 32 GB. Rear camera resolution (numeric): 23 MP, Rear camera type: Single camera. SIM card capability: Single SIM. Operating system installed: Android 6.0. Battery capacity: 2700 mAh. Product color: Pink gold. Weight: 5.82 oz (165 g)

Display
Display diagonal *
5"
Panel type
TFT
Display resolution *
1920 x 1080 pixels
Display number of colors
16.78 million colors
Native aspect ratio
16:9
Touch technology
Multi-touch
Touchscreen type
Capacitive
Processor
Processor family *
Qualcomm Snapdragon
Processor model *
820
Processor cores
4
Processor frequency *
2.2 GHz
64-bit computing
Yes
Storage
RAM capacity *
3 GB
Internal storage capacity *
32 GB
Compatible memory cards *
MicroSD (TransFlash), MicroSDXC
Maximum memory card size
200 GB
USB mass storage
Yes
Camera
Rear camera resolution (numeric) *
23 MP
Digital zoom
5x
Front camera type *
Single camera
Front camera resolution (numeric) *
13 MP
Rear camera flash *
Yes
Flash type
LED
Sensor type
Exmor RS
Optical sensor size
1/2.3"
Video recording modes
1080p
Rear camera type *
Single camera
Auto focus
Yes
Zoom capability
Yes
Face detection
Yes
ISO sensitivity
3200, 4000, 12800, Auto
Video recording
Yes
Video stabilizer
Yes
Image stabilizer
Yes
Geotagging
Yes
Multi-shot
Yes
Self-timer
Yes
Night mode
Yes
Smile detection
Yes
Network
SIM card capability *
Single SIM
Mobile network generation *
4G
SIM card type *
NanoSIM
2G standards
Edge, GPRS, GSM
3G standards *
HSPA+, UMTS
4G standard *
LTE
Wi-Fi *
Yes
Wi-Fi standards
802.11a, Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac), 802.11b, 802.11g, Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n)
Bluetooth *
Yes
Bluetooth version
4.2
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
Yes
Bluetooth profiles
A2DP, AVRCP, GAP, GAVDP, HID, MAP, OPP, PAN, SPP
2G bands (primary SIM)
850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz
3G bands supported
800, 850, 900, 1700, 1900, 2100 MHz
Tethering (modem-mode)
Yes
Wi-Fi Direct
Yes
Near Field Communication (NFC)
Yes
Subscription
Subscription type *
No subscription
Ports & interfaces
USB port *
Yes
USB connector type
Micro-USB
USB version
2.0
Ports & interfaces
Headphone connectivity
3.5 mm
Messaging
Short Message Service (SMS)
Yes
Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS)
Yes
Instant messaging (IM)
Yes
Chat
Yes
E-mail
Yes
Design
Form factor *
Bar
Product color *
Pink gold
International Protection (IP) code
IP68
Protection features
Dust resistant, Water resistant
Performance
Video call
Yes
Fingerprint reader
Yes
Personal info management (PIM)
Alarm clock, Calculator, Notes, To-do list
Speakerphone
Yes
Flight mode
Yes
Personalization
Icons, Menu, Shortcuts
Support for contact groups
Yes
Microphone mute
Yes
Themes
Wallpapers
Vibrating alert
Yes
Navigation
Assisted GPS (A-GPS)
Yes
GPS (satellite)
Yes
GLONASS
Yes
Electronic compass
Yes
Position location *
Yes
Multimedia
Audio formats supported
3GPP, AAC, ADTS, AMR, AMR-NB, AMR-WB, ASF, FLAC, MIDI, MP3, MP4, OGG, OPUS, Vorbis, WAV, XMF
Video formats supported
3GPP, AVI, H.263, H.264, H.265, MP4, MPEG4, VP8, VP9, WEBM, XVID
Image formats supported
BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG, WEBP
Video compression formats
H.263, H.264, H.265
Voice codecs
AMR-NB, AMR-WB
Call management
Call waiting
Yes
Call divert
Yes
Call hold
Yes
Caller ID
Yes
Conference call
Yes
Speed dialing
Yes
Call timer
Yes
Software
Platform *
Android
Operating system installed *
Android 6.0
App distribution platform
Google Play
Battery
Battery capacity *
2700 mAh
Sensors
Proximity sensor
Yes
Accelerometer
Yes
Ambient light sensor
Yes
Gyroscope
Yes
Orientation sensor
Yes
Barometer
Yes
Weight & dimensions
Width
2.76" (70 mm)
Depth
0.343" (8.7 mm)
Height
5.67" (144 mm)
Weight *
5.82 oz (165 g)
Certificates
Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) certified
Yes
Other features
Touchscreen
Yes
Source Testseek summary Average rating
Reviews
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:21
Uk has collected 184 expert reviews for Sony Xperia X Performance 12.7 cm (5") Single SIM Android 6.0 4G Micro-USB 3 GB 32 GB 2700 mAh Pink gold and the average expert rating is 75 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
75%
Source Review comments Score
whistleout.com.au
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
Recently, during our review of the Xperia X Performance, we had a Laurel and Hardy moment in the WhistleOut office. One of our team, who loves poking around the new devices on this reviewer's desk, spotted the new Xperia X Performance, beside the older So...
Bottom line Despite its excellent camera, it's quite hard to recommend the Xperia X phones over the numerous other great smartphones in market right now. In fact, it's hard to recommend them over older Xperia phones, given how much cheaper the older models are now. S...
70%
whistleout.com.au
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
Recently, during our review of the Xperia X Performance, we had a Laurel and Hardy moment in the WhistleOut office. One of our team, who loves poking around the new devices on this reviewer's desk, spotted the new Xperia X Performance, beside the older So...
Bottom line Despite its excellent camera, it's quite hard to recommend the Xperia X phones over the numerous other great smartphones in market right now. In fact, it's hard to recommend them over older Xperia phones, given how much cheaper the older models are now. S...
70%
techradar.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
If it's power you're after, ignore the Sony Xperia X and Sony Xperia XA in the company's 2016 lineup, and focus on the Sony Xperia X Performance.Like the others in the new X series, the Sony Xperia X Performance is really good at waving all the signs of a...
Good Fetching design, Water, resistant, Expandable storage...
Bad High cost, Some very average specs...
Bottom line This Xperia X phone has Performance in the name, but the specs on paper don't seem to tell a convincing story. Regardless, we'll have to see how this phone fares in our testing before we can make a decision...
70%
techradar.com/au/
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
If it's power you're after, ignore the Sony Xperia X and Sony Xperia XA in the company's 2016 lineup, and focus on the Sony Xperia X Performance.Like the others in the new X series, the Sony Xperia X Performance is really good at waving all the signs of...
Good Fetching design, Waterresistant, Expandable storage...
Bad High cost, Some very average specs...
Bottom line This Xperia X phone has Performance in the name, but the specs on paper don't seem to tell a convincing story. Regardless, we'll have to see how this phone fares in our testing before we can make a decision...
0%
mobilesyrup.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
Anyone familiar with what Sony's Xperia Z series looks like will instantly recognize the tech giant's new, refreshed ” X” smartphones. The new line of devices and likely successors to the Z — though Sony won't confirm this — marks a subtle, yet positive d...
Good Build-quality is improved over the Z5, Still looks sleek...
Bad Camera performance is average, Better phones in this price range, No stand-out features...
0%
techguide.com.au
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
Sony is hoping that X marks the spot for success with its latest Xperia X Performance – the new flagship product for this latest range which was unveiled at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in February.Well, the Sony Xperia X Performance has finally arr...
Bottom line The Sony Xperia X Performance packs in plenty of features and the peace of mind of being waterproof as well.It has a slick design and takes excellent pictures and has a great display to enjoy your apps and content.Related PostsSony Xperia Z5 Premium smart...
0%
itwire.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
There was a time when “It's a Sony” really meant something – the most powerful name in electronics. Leading edge technology, great build quality, distinctive design, and a brand cred that said you had made it. Sony's fortunes have been flagging. Can the X...
Bottom line It is a good flagship that could be even better given the basic hardware ingredients are there. Software and firmware updates will make a difference – as it did with the Z series. IP65/68 waterproofing is nice, but some other phones also have accidenta...
0%
gizmodo.com.au
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
Sony's newest smartphone is the Xperia X Performance, and it's the flagship in a new line-up of smartphones that take the best of the previous Z5 and Z3 and condense it into three very similar handsets. If you want top-of-the-line performance, then the X...
Good Refined, professional design, Power in a small package, Many small, useful features...
Bad Mediocre battery life, Camera requires effort for best results, No USB Type-C...
Bottom line If you want a small, powerful phone, your choice is necessarily more limited than it is if you're happy to swipe around on a 5.5-inch, comparatively monstrous smartphone like the LG G5 or Samsung's Galaxy S7 Edge. The HTC 10 is beautifully built but a lit...
75%
goodgearguide.com.au
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
No, you aren't experiencing déjà vu. What you see here is Sony's Xperia X Performance, the higher-end sibling of the Xperia X . It's not a complete disappointment like its mid-range counterpart, but considering it only offers a minor performance upgrade...
Bottom line Florence IonIs this your next phone? Only if Sony reduces the price by at least $200.I'll never stop mourning the death of the Xperia Z series, especially because I don't see the Xperia X series picking up where those phones left off. I like some aspects...
0%
pcworld.co.nz
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
No, you aren't experiencing déjà vu. What you see here is Sony's Xperia X Performance, the higher-end sibling of the Xperia X. It's not a complete disappointment like its mid-range counterpart, but considering it only offers a minor performance upgrade, i...
Bottom line Florence IonIs this your next phone? Only if Sony reduces the price by at least $200.I'll never stop mourning the death of the Xperia Z series, especially because I don't see the Xperia X series picking up where those phones left off. I like some aspects...
0%
thunderbaylive.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
We took the Xperia X Performance for a spin to see what it can do. What do you guys think of the results?Xperia X Performance camera samples: Pricing info: Slickwraps: More tech goodness: Our video gear: Deals: Follow us! Twitter: Facebook: Instagram...
0%
pcworld.co.nz
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
We've been using the Xperia X Performance for a while now and wondering where it sat in the new Sony smartphone range. It's smaller and less interesting than the Xperia Z5 and it isn't waterproof either (splash proof only). It looks like a mid-range smart...
Good Looks smart, Well built...
Bad Chunky, Appalling value, Outclassed by all competitors including its old range...
Bottom line This is a mediocre mid-range phone at a premium price. Pretty much every competitor is a better buy and because they all came out earlier in the year, their prices have dropped:The excellent HTC 10 can now be had for just over $700, The highly-regarded Sa...
30%
gadgetspeak.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
The Sony Xperia X's metallic casing is dominated by a 5-inch screen that is capable of displaying Full HD 1080p resolution with bright clearly visible content in different lighting conditions. Taking up a central position on the right side of the handset...
80%
alphr.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
Sony kicked off its Mobile World Congress campaign in 2016 with three new smartphone models – the Sony Xperia X, Xperia X Performance and the Xperia XA. And if that already wasn't exciting enough, it also pulled the covers off a smart Bluetooth earpiece c...
0%
hardwarezone.com.my
Updated:
2016-11-23 08:36:59
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...
0%
devontechsupport.com
Updated:
2017-05-13 07:45:31
If it's power you're after, ignore the Sony Xperia X and Sony Xperia XA in the company's 2016 lineup, and focus on the Sony Xperia X Performance.Like the others in the new X series, the Sony Xperia X Performance is really good at waving all the signs of a...
Bottom line On paper, Sony's top-tier device comes with a caveats, namely in the spec and pricing departments. You don't seem to be getting a whole lot for the US$699 price tag.We'll have to test the device more to find out whether it ends up being worth the cash, bu...
0%
whatsyourtech.ca
Updated:
2017-09-27 02:34:38
Combining two phones in one review may seem counterintuitive, and I don't mean to confuse you. Quite the opposite, given the similarities here, since Sony chose to stick to a familiar design philosophy for both that almost makes them indistinguishable. An...
0%
Pocketnow.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
It's all about creating a lineup of devices. Sony retired the Xperia Z collection of devices, last year culminating in the ambitious Z Premium with a 4K display. Sony's mission this year? Streamline. Focus on the features which “really” matter. No more fu...
Good Stylish design, Respectable front speakers, The cleanest software skin we've seen on a Sony...
Bad Thermal throttling...
Bottom line I have to admit to not being able to fully partake of the Sony ecosystem, lacking a current PlayStation, but I can't believe that's a significant omission as it pertains to daily smartphone use. Every brand carries fans and critics and Sony is no diffe...
70%
laptopmedia.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
The time of our Sony Xperia X Performance quick review has come after last month's reviews of Sony Xperia X and Xperia XA . X Performance can be considered as the current flagship model of the Japanese company, or at least this will be the case until the...
Good Stylish design and metal construction, Quick charging and useful battery modes, Fingerprint scanner, Water-resistance (IP68), Android 6.0 Marshmallow and a simplified UI with useful pre-installed apps, High CPU and GPU performance thanks to Snapdragon 820...
Bad Slightly more expensive than expected, Lack of 4K video recording...
Bottom line Xperia X Performance is currently the best Sony smartphone. This, however, does not mean that it's equal to all other premium models. This smartphone comes with a Snapdragon 820 CPU, and it is only natural that we do not have any remarks as regards perfor...
0%
slashgear.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
Sony's newest smartphone delivers a fantastic camera and hardware that's worth the cash. Early reviews of this device have been mixed, for reasons from the device having an "underwhelming camera" to the device having an "awkward volume control placement."...
Bottom line The Sony Xperia X Performance suffers from Sony's inability to survive only on their basic software finesse and high-quality hardware builds. That's unfortunate. Instead they seem to have to jam in as much software and promotions as they can to make the m...
0%
dxomark.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
White balance is generally very good, rendering a neutral colorcast with strong and vivid color. The predictive hybrid autofocus system performs exceptionally well, delivering fast and accurate focusing in all lighting conditions when shooting both stills...
Good Fast and accurate autofocus in bright and low light, Good target exposure and dynamic range, Wellcontrolled noise in low light, White balance is generally very good, Good detail preservation using flash...
Bad Auto HDR mode sometimes fails to trigger, Slight chromatic noise visible in outdoor pictures, White balance is not repeatable over consecutive shots using flash...
88%
techspot.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
It's no secret that Sony's smartphone business is struggling. Competition has become fierce over the last couple of years, with continued innovation and lower prices causing trouble for market incumbents. Rather than doubling down on their flagship produc...
Good Great 23megapixel camera. System performance is excellent thanks to the Snapdragon 820 inside. Frontfacing stereo speakers.
Bad Dated, chunky design. Poor battery life. Display has improved very little in three years. Bloatware. No 4K video recording or USBC. Expensive.
60%
engadget.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
The Xperia X Performance isn't a bad phone, per se. It's just that Sony's newest flagship doesn't bring anything new to the table. For $700, it offers fast performance (as its name suggests), and the design is water resistant, so that's nice. Other than t...
Good Flagship-level performance, Water-resistant design, Lightweight, unobtrusive Android skin...
Bad Not worth the asking price, Lacks some features you'd expect from a flagship, Middling camera, Occasionally overheats...
Bottom line Sony, what are you doing? Though the $700 Xperia X Performance features a flagship-level processor and runs well as a result, Sony apparently didn't feel the need to bring anything new to the table. What we have here is a reasonably good smartphone th...
72%
greenbot.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
No, you aren't experiencing déjà vu. What you see here is Sony's Xperia X Performance, the higher-end sibling of the Xperia X. It's not a complete disappointment like its mid-range counterpart, but considering it only offers a minor performance upgrade, i...
Good Water resistant, Same Snapdragon 820 as the rest of the flagship competition...
Bad Disappointing battery life, Design doesn't feel premium...
Bottom line The Xperia X Performance is totally not worth its flagship title, though it'd be a worthy buy if it were $200 cheaper...
60%
pcworld.com_techhive.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
No, you aren't experiencing déjà vu. What you see here is Sony's Xperia X Performance, the higher-end sibling of the Xperia X . It's not a complete disappointment like its mid-range counterpart, but considering it only offers a minor performance upgrade...
Good Water resistant, Same Snapdragon 820 as the rest of the flagship competition...
Bad Disappointing battery life, Design doesn't feel premium...
Bottom line The Xperia X Performance is totally not worth its flagship title, though it'd be a worthy buy if it were $200 cheaper...
60%
androidauthority.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
It's no secret that Sony has been floundering of late, despite its flagship Xperia Z line being quite impressive. However, an odd release cycle, pricing strategy, and limited availability have all resulted in the company struggling to make an impact in th...
Good Classic Sony design, Metal back, Unintrusive software, microSD expansion, Good camera, Front facing speakers, Vibrant display...
Bad No fingerprint sensor, No 4K video recording, Volume/camera key feel cheap, Overpriced, considering what it lacks...
Bottom line The Sony Xperia X Performance is a good smartphone, but it lacks some key features that are expected from flagships, and its current price point makes the device overpriced, and offers poor value for the money...
81%
androidheadlines.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
2016 has been a monumental year in many ways, and for Sony Mobile those ways are looking increasingly more grim. Worldwide the Sony Xperia Z lineup did pretty well for itself over the past couple of years, but for a number of reasons Sony seems to have wa...
Good Excellent build quality, IP68 dust and water resistant, Minimalistic UI, yet lots of features, Lots of added value and tie-ins, Superb stereo front-facing speakers, Integral part of a high-resolution sound lifestyle, Good VR performance, Amazing camera ph...
Bad No fingerprint scanner on US model, Mediocre display for a 2016 flagship, Less than average battery life, Camera software can be slow, No 4K recording, Low light camera performance is poor...
Bottom line Sony's latest flagship delivers their promise of quality in many respects, paying great homage to Xperia flagships of the past. It falls short in a number of areas though, and for $700 you're absolutely going to find other phones that do just about eve...
0%
phonearena.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
Sony made headlines at this year's MWC edition by announcing a trio of phones aimed to form a completely new X-line portfolio, bidding adieu to the Z-line that has been shaping its Android strategy for a few years now. Top of the line here is the Xperia...
Good A tad better outdoor visibility, Better camera overall, Tighter performance, Very fast charing...
Bottom line With a more elegant and palm-friendly chassis, superior camera, and much faster charging, the Galaxy S7 is the clear winner here. On paper the phones are near equals, but when we got down to the details, Samsung's flagship turned out to be better in almos...
0%
phonearena.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
Sony's got a new breed of smartphone in town, with the Xperia X lineup arriving to offer shoppers a variety of feature and performance options (with an emphasis on camera capabilities and battery life), all tied around a unified design. Of all those new...
Bottom line Looking at all these comparisons individually, Sony's model ended up coming a lot closer to competing on the same level as Apple's market-leader than we ever expected it might, and even where one phone pulled ahead of the other in all the various aspects...
0%
macworld.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
A quick comparison of Sony's mid-ranger and high-ender...
0%
tomsguide.com
Updated:
2016-10-21 04:01:20
The Xperia X Performance may be Sonyꞌs 2016 top-of-the-line phone, but you wouldnꞌt know that by looking at the devices. With the same display, casing and camera as the Xperia X, the Performance only separates itself from its sister device in its namesake...
Good Fast as any phone out ther, Excellent battery lif, Top-level camera...
Bad Thick and slabby desig, Missing flagship features like a fingerprint reader and always-on scree, Too much bloatware...
Bottom line The Xperia X Performanceꞌs $700 price tag invites comparisons to other phones in that lofty price range — the iPhone 6s and, arguably, the best Android handset ever made in the Samsung Galaxy S7. Sonyꞌs offering canꞌt match the stylish design of those sma...
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mashable.com
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2016-10-21 04:01:20
Sony's mobile strategy is a total mess right now. In the U.S, the company's Xperia-branded smartphones don't even register as a blip on most people's radars when it comes to buying time.The company's slowness to release its smartphones in the U.S. has fo...
Good Snaps quality pics, Waterproof, Unlocked for AT&T and T-Mobile in the U.S...
Bad Lacks fingerprint reader, Sluggish performance, High price doesn't match overall experience...
Bottom line Sony Xperia X PerformanceThe GoodSnaps quality pics • Waterproof • Unlocked for AT&T and T-Mobile in the U.S.The BadLacks fingerprint reader • Sluggish performance • High price doesn't match overall experienceThe Bottom LineThe Sony Xperia X Performance's...
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arstechnica.com
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2016-10-21 04:01:20
Valentina PalladinoThe Sony Xperia X Performance.Valentina PalladinoThe Sony Xperia X Performance.Valentina PalladinoThe 5.6-inch brick-like handset has rounded glass edges.Valentina PalladinoThe brushed metal back gives it an elegant look.Valentina Palla...
Good Elegant glass and brushed metal design, Sony's Android skin lets you tweak certain settings more easily, and gives you extra battery saving options, Quick launch camera button lets you snap photos with just two presses, Good battery life...
Bad Overall performance isn't up to par with the OnePlus 3, Gets hot easily, No USB Type-C connector, Expensive for what it offers...
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androidcentral.com
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2016-10-21 04:01:20
Sony's new line of smartphones gets a spec boost in the Xperia X Performance, but do a few tweaks to the formula justify its $699 cost?The Sony Xperia X Performance is a good phone, but it not only fails to justify its $150 premium over its cheaper counte...
Good Great performance in apps and games, Nice daylight photo capabilities, Excellent stereo sound output, Waterproof metal chassis is one handfriendly...
Bad Stupefying screen responsiveness issues, Slow camera startup and occasional shutter stutter, Too similar to the Z5, Can't justify its $150 price increase over Xperia X...
Bottom line Should you buy the Sony Xperia X Performance? Probably notLet's take a look at what we have. A phone with at least one critical flaw that could possibly be solved with a software update. A phone that, were it $200 cheaper, would still have trouble standin...
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engadget.com
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2016-10-21 04:01:20
Oh, Sony. The company has tried time and again to craft a smartphone that would find success in the US, and time and again it has fallen short. But when Sony pulled back the curtain on a batch of new Xperia X's at Mobile World Congress earlier this year...
Good Flagship-level performance, Water-resistant design, Lightweight, unobtrusive Android skin...
Bad Not worth the asking price, Lacks some features you'd expect from a flagship, Middling camera, Occasionally overheats...
Bottom line Sony, what are you doing? Though the $700 Xperia X Performance features a flagship-level processor and runs well as a result, Sony apparently didn't feel the need to bring anything new to the table. What we have here is a reasonably good smartphone th...
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phonearena.com
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2016-10-21 04:01:20
It's a new day for Sony, as the company turns the spotlight from the Xperia Z models that for so long dominated its smartphone lineup to welcome a new series of handsets, this year's Xperia X family. And while last year may have left you wondering if the...
Good Nice, clean look, Unobtrusive UI, Respectable performance, Fast camera launch/capture...
Bad Price, price, price, Hardware not quite up to the level of competitors, Lack of 4K video is a downgrade from Z5, Build quality falls short of expectations...
Bottom line The big problem with the Sony Xperia X Performance isn't one having to do with the phone's features, its software, or even its design. Instead, it's in how the manufacturer is positioning the phone.With a $700 price tag (the phone's currently available fo...
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androidpolice.com
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2016-10-21 04:01:20
Sony is now accepting pre-orders for its line of Xperia X phones in the US, including the X and X Performance. We've already covered the Xperia X in detail , learning that it's a disappointing phone. But what of the top-of-the-line Xperia X Performance? I...
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hw4all.com
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2019-12-04 19:41:20
Certainly one of the fastest growing segments of the consumer electronics market are smartphone. This is due to the fact that they have long since moved from the category of simple “dialers” in universal solutions for business and pleasure. Judge for your...
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hw4all.com
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2019-12-04 19:41:20
Certainly one of the fastest growing segments of the consumer electronics market are smartphone. This is due to the fact that they have long since moved from the category of simple “dialers” in universal solutions for business and pleasure...
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