Sony Xperia 1 review

Sony Xperia 1 review has an amazing impressive chipset and performance film making app is a big draw

The sony Xperia 1 comes with at $949/ £849 for its single 128GB storage size, it sits firmly in the upper tier of smartphone pricing

Sony Xperia 1 review 

Display 

Sony xperia 1’s screen is one of the phone’s big stumbling blocks that is a shame and a surprise given that the handset is optimized for the content

The display is a 6.5-inch OLED with a resolution of 1644*3840  and pixel density of 643 pixels per inch

You can change the white balance of the screen to suit your preference,
There’s no notch or punch-hole camera breaking up the display

Battery life

It comes with a 3.330mAh power pack the handset’s battery capacity is below average
You can spend a lot of your time playing games, watching movies and shooting video

A new feature in the xperia 1 is adaptive charging with this selected you can define a time by which you need the phone to be powered up to %100 and the phone regulates its charging speed accordingly

Camera 

All 3 cameras ar 12MP, and comprise a primary shooter, and optical lens and telephotograph lenses – clearly Sony goes the Samsung route of staying out of the megapixel-count race for currently, that we tend to won’t fault it for, since most smartphone cameras default to lower megapixel counts anyway.

We will, however, fault it for the restricted camera options, that keep the smartphone one step behind competitors in each approach.
 one in every of the most problems is that the said dim screen, which suggests footage taken on the smartphone don’t look nearly as good as the same image taken on different premium phones, however the camera has different problems too.

Performance 

It is using for shooting 4k footage and playing intense games, among other things,

The sony xperia 1 to have some pretty processing power
When we ran the device through a multi core test t returned a score of 11,192