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It is also almost exactly in line with the larger XA2 Ultra, despite that phone boasting an extra GB of RAM. Works best in clear weather. Wi-Fi performance and configuration were pretty decent for a mid-range smartphone.
The angular rectangle still has its fans, but it's quickly sony xperia xa2 less and less north as manufacturers look to squeeze bezels, slice off millimeters in thickness and attempt to provide more futuristic-looking devices. Not all of the included software is bad, however. A full day of battery life Perhaps the best thing about this phone is the it offers. Autobus the current trend of narrow and borderless smartphones the fact that Sony the at this point almost stale case design for the XA2 caused quite a stir, yet Sony has remained true to its plans: the Xperia XA2 Ultra features the exact same bezels as its siblings. Sony xperia xa2 zip also doesn't offer a huge amount of grip, and considering the size and weight of the phone there is a drop risk to factor-in here, especially if you have smaller hands. In a first for Sony Mobile, this Xperia handset sports a scanner on the back plate. Tout form with function, both are adjustable to stand independently for video playback, and will automatically pause of sleep the device when closed. Only that this time, it failed us completely and only managed to record and transmit snippets of what we were trying to say. Just as with Xperia XA2, unlocking is made easy with the one-touch rear fingerprint sensor. However, it is much higher-res than its predecessor the XA1. The front flash helps to make video calls and capture selfies even in low light condition. However, there is a rear-facing fingerprint sensor to match the trend.
For example, the one-handed mode has now migrated from the bigger Ultra models to the Xperia XA2. Quick charging is also supported to give you hours of power with just minutes of charging requires. And thanks to a 120° super wide-angle front camera, you can fit even more friends into every selfie. With an extremely cold color temperature, both reproduce whites with a blueish tint — one that's especially noticeable on the XA2.
Sony Xperia XA2 Review: Premium quality, affordable price - This is something odd if we compare the new models with any of the previous Sony smartphones that were debuted with a fingerprint sensor-embedded, side-located power button. Should you buy it?
This feels like Sony taking the midrange market seriously and, given how competitive things are at the top end right now, where the company insists , that might just be a masterstroke. It can feel a little pointy in the hand or pocket but not as much as the larger XA2 Ultra or older Sony models for that matter. Despite the angles, it looks premium, just a touch more austere and — dare I say it — business-like than rivals at this price. The bezel tops and tails the screen but, to the left and right, the screen stretches most of the way to the edges. USB Type-C charging is here, of course, as is a 3. You might think this makes it easier to access your microSD card, but no — remove the cover, and your SIM card comes out too and, this being a Sony phone, that causes your phone to restart. One other very minor issue I have with the design is the speaker grate at the top, which is deep but thin. The thinness makes it almost invisible, were it not for the grit and muck it seems to attract. The phone is only 5. And on every metric, the XA2 punches well above its £300 weight. It is, give or take a tiny margin of error, identical to its bigger brother, the £379. That puts Sony in uncharted waters: being the value option in a smartphone league table, seemingly striking the right balance between price and performance. Likewise, performance is fine with normal use, but try and multitask too much and things will take a hit. But again: what do you expect for a £300 smartphone? To be clear, none of this is compulsory and it can all be uninstalled but the company must know that bundling both Kobo and Amazon Kindle on the phone by default is overkill and that a few notifications of offers from Xperia Lounge is all anybody can really take before killing it with fire. Sony Xperia XA2 review: Camera Cameras are often the weak spot in mid range cameras, with manufacturers choosing to bamboozle with big megapixel numbers, rather than providing good performance. As you can see from the picture below, both the wispy cloud and brickwork are picked up with excellent fidelity. Bizarrely, the 4K mode is hived off in the creative modes part of the camera app. That drops the frame rate to 30fps and the same holds true for HDR recording. Again, fine for most people — especially at this price — but slightly disappointing. For £300, you have a very reasonably-priced handset that barely puts a foot wrong. It looks the part, has a very nice screen and a camera that performs admirably in well-lit conditions.