News & Reviews:   sony xperia review

Despite that, the Xperia 5 II is technically impressive. Full HD+ HDR OLED display? Checked. A camera module with DSLR-like functions that's actually good? Checked. Snapdragon 865 chipset? Also checked. Unfortunately, most people lost interest when it took 8 months to arrive here, after its launch in February 2020. But we decided to review it anyway, so read on to find out what we thought of this phone.

Back in June, Sony launched a new mid-range phone, the Xperia 10 II, which has a longer body like many of its other phones. This phone is priced at RM1799 for 4GB RAM with 128GB storage. The question is, with this relatively expensive price, is it worth it for you to buy this Sony-branded phone in 2020? Check out our review below!

The price tag of RM3299 is not an uncommon sight for flagship devices these days even though some Malaysians would shake their head, especially when it comes to Sony smartphones. Why is that?

Well, if we look back at their track record - it's a bit of a rollercoaster ride. One day you have a pretty good smartphone, then suddenly there would be another one that has no idea what it is made for. In this review, I'll be taking you through the pros and cons of their new Xperia XZ2. Let's go!

The Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra is one of the first phones to be announced earlier this year at CES 2018 and surprisingly, Sony Mobile Malaysia quickly brought it into Malaysia and it's now available for RM1999. Woah, RM1999? Yes, it's a mid-range tier phablet and also a selfie phone with dual front cameras. Does it seem a bit expensive for you? Well, that depends on its pros and cons, so let's get to it below.

Sony Mobile has been doing pretty well this year, starting from the Xperia X, then the XZ, the improved XA1, and the fun super slow-mo flagship XZs. This time around, we have the Xperia XA1 Plus in our hands. Priced at RM1499, this phablet could potentially be one of the more value-added smartphones to get in the Malaysian market. Or is it? Let's find out below.

In our last Sony phone review, we thought the Xperia XA1 made a good come back for the company’s mid range line up. So what about the Xperia XZs? This flagship costs a hefty RM2899, which is more than the predecessor Xperia XZ which is only RM2699 (original) and in our XZ review, we thought the phone was already good enough. What can the XZs offer asides from the heavily marketed super slow-mo feature? Let’s find out.

Back when the Sony Xperia XA got released in Malaysia last year, it got smacked down as an overpriced mid-range phone because of its poor battery life and other reasons. Whatever the problem was, Sony has brought back a newer model called the Xperia XA1. But is the new device's performance as sub-par as before and is it worth RM1199? Let’s find out.

There have been noises among the fans that Sony seems to be slowing down with innovation lately. Many other manufacturers seem to be leaping forward ahead from Sony, and some of the recent smartphone releases did not fully showcase the true potential of the brand and their design capabilities. The new Sony Xperia XZ however has finally silenced the critics, and it is the true flagship that many have been waiting for from the Japanese company. Find out why we think so too in this review.

Sony has been innovating in the market with their phones, bringing in new features that eventually are adopted by their competitors, such as IP 68 rating and a great camera sensor. Their smartphones can be a hit or miss to certain segments of the market, so is the Sony Xperia X a hit or a miss to Malaysia's masses?

Back in February when Sony shockingly announced the cancellation of their Xperia Z series, they decided to show us their new X series lineup - the Sony Xperia XA, Xperia X and Xperia XA Ultra (some other countries got the Xperia X Performance instead of XA Ultra). In our review here, we will be exploring the Xperia XA, which is the smallest and currently most affordable among the three brothers (recently launched in Malaysia about 2 days ago for RM1199). But is it worth it? Read below to find out!