Customer Ratings & Reviews

Hi I have received the new Sony Xperia 1 V for my birthday, after a one week, I decided to sell the phone There’s still no clever LTPO or fully variable refresh rate tech, for example – you’ve got to pick either 60Hz or 120Hz. The latter makes scrolling feel so much smoother it’s worth the minor hit to battery life, although there’s nothing you can to stop the phone running certain apps at the lower rate. It also doesn’t get anywhere near as bright as the current crop of flagship phones, which can pump out more than double the amount of light. there’s no artificial brightening going on here like you’ll find on a Samsung or Apple phone No AI-powered editing tools like Magic Eraser to remove unwanted elements in photos and Face Unblur to unblur the face of moving subjects. The zoom lens isn’t quite so adept, introducing a lot more noise even with night mode lending a helping hand. The telephoto’s maximum 5.2x optical zoom preserves a decent amount of detail, even if brickwork, foliage and fine textures can get a little lost. Saturation can dip, and it’s also not the strongest magnification available in a flagship phone, with the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra maintaining its lead. Rivals also zoom further and pack in more creative modes to appeal to casual snappers. Google uses its Super Res Zoom to offer 30x zoom with impressive results. And while there’s no dedicated macro mode (something we’re seeing more of in rivals) There’s no pre-installed bloat, No 16GB ram storage There’s no power brick included in the box, No cable and no fast wireless charger in the box. Rivals are better and away head

Amazing device, would take this over iPhone any day