Hey Sony fans, until the end of March 2018, there has been an on-going promotion called Sony Fest by DirectD where you stand a chance to win a lucky draw prize worth more than RM15,000. What prize could cost so much? Well, the grand prize winner will win a pair of ticket holiday trip to Krabi, Thailand for three-days-two-nights, followed by the first runner-ups (four in total) to bring home a free Xperia Xperia XZ1, Xperia XZS, Xperia XA1 Ultra and Xperia XA1 each, and for the second runner-ups (ten in total) to receive two free tickets to OneRepublic concert in Malaysia each!

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.

Here's another Chinese New Year promotion announcement, Sony Mobile has announced that starting today until 18 February, Sony fans and consumers can bring home some freebies upon purchasing some selected Sony smartphones. The freebies are varied for selected devices and include cash rebates up to RM300, a RM100 Touch'n Go special Sony edition card rebate, a 1+1 Year Warranty Extension, a transparent case and screen protector. Check out the table below for the full list. 

In this short announcement, Sony Mobile has announced its own year-end promotion that will start today onwards until 7 January 2018. Of course, you can expect some sweet freebie goodies for selected Sony smartphones. Without further ado, check out what you can get from them.

Looking to buy a new Sony smartphone? Sony Mobile has got you covered. Starting from 25 August until 17 September 2017, they have announced its "Malaysia Day" promotion and contest, if you happen to buy any selected Sony smartphone - you will be entitled to win some nice free gift redemptions which include a transparent phone case, a screen protector, DK52 Charging Docks or one-year warranty extension.

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.

We have teased you about the Sony Xperia XZs last week and here you have it - the latest Sony device for RM2899 packing the world's first super slow mo feature in 960 fps! It also features a 19MP camera on the back with Exmor RS (f/2.0), 4GB RAM + 64GB ROM, Snapdragon 820, IP68 water and dust resistant, fingerprint sensor on the side and more. Without further ado, check out our video below!

In Malaysia, the price of a flagship phone is usually above RM3K plus which could usually cost you an arm and a leg. But along came the OnePlus 3T at the price of RM2229 officially from BrightStar Malaysia and Lazada, complete with its famed "flagship killer" nick name because of its flagship tech-specs quality and lower price tag. But is it worth considering? Let’s find out.

The Sony Xperia XA1 doesn't come with the super slow-mo feature like its elder brother, the Xperia XZs, but it's certainly a more affordable smartphone (RM1199 officially) and its 23MP camera at the back isn't that bad as well. Check out our video below to see what we think along with the special 5x Clear Image Zoom camera feature too!

As mentioned at our previous coverage news, the Sony Xperia XZs and Xperia XA1 have arrived in Malaysia and they are already on pre-order at 11street.my for RM2899 and RM1199 respectively. Not only did we get to have some hands-on on the devices, but we got to test out the much-talked super slow-mo feature that can record in 960 frames per second! Check out the video below, and for the full tech-specs list, kindly visit our coverage news link above.