Sony Xperia X Dual Sim

Sony has announced its Xperia X on the floor of Mobile World Congress 2016, in Barcelona, Spain. The phone will be made available in White, Graphite Black, Lime Gold and Rose Gold colors. Sony has plans to put this smartphone on the shelves of retail stores somewhere during the summer of 2016. Here’s everything we know about Sony Xperia X: features, specifications and price in India.

The Sony Xperia X embraces a 5-inch full HD Triluminos display which is powered by company’s proprietary X-Reality engine. Under the hood, it comes fitted with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 650 chipset which runs on Sony’s custom UI layered on top of Android 6.0 Marshmallow. To handle multiple tasks simultaneously, Sony has roped in 3GB RAM and Adreno 510 GPU for better gaming experience.

More often than not, camera hardware has been the strongest suit of Sony smartphone and we expect a similar performance from Xperia X cameras. Sony has backed this Xperia series smartphone with a 23-megapixel primary module with f1/2.3 Exmor RS sensor, predictive hybrid autofocus, and pulse LED flash. This is not all, Sony has upgraded 13-megapixel camera at the front of Xperia X. The company has used the expertise of engineers of its Alpha camera unit to ensure better optics experience for the end user.

Sony Xperia X has all-metal unibody design as it teases with a tempting 7.9 mm slim waistline and weighs 153grams. The phone comes with 32 GB onboard` storage with an option to expand it to 200GB via microSD card.

In terms of connectivity front, Xperia comes with X dual-SIM, 4G LTE, wi-fi, Bluetooth. There is no official information about the availability of Sony Xperia X in India. We expect Sony Xperia X Dual SIM to be priced in India somewhere around 40,000 INR.

The Sony Xperia X is a high-quality phone and if this is where the story ended, all would have been fine. But no, Sony decided to overhaul its well-known flagship lineup, mid- and low-end too, and replace them all with the X-series.

The Xperia X Performance is clearly eyeing the Z5's spot at the top. And the XA Ultra is the C6 Ultra in all but name. But where is the Z5 Compact's successor? And how come the Xperia X takes over from the M-series, but at a much higher price tag?

Currently, the Xperia M5 costs about half as much as the Xperia X. read more →

The Sony Xperia X is a familiarly, but still rather uniquely, designed smartphone that we can't help but feel attracted to. It doesn't look or feel mellow at all, but it isn't overly imposing as are the likes of the HTC 10. It's balanced, really, and comes across as approachable. A nice blend, and a decent job from the Sony design team. We would have loved a more grippy texture for the back, though. read more →

A reliable and likable midrange phone, the Xperia X stands out for its palm-friendly build and strong camera. read more →

The Sony Xperia X is something of an oddity. It offers a pair of decent cameras in a package that's nicely designed. The specs are fitting for a mid-range device, delivering the performance you'll need for day-to-day tasks.

The X is underminded by the more exciting edge-to-edge display of Sony's own Xperia XA, lacks the waterproofing of the Xperia Z5, while many of its features are average compared to the advancing and competitive world of mid-range handsets.So while the Xperia X doesn't really do much wrong and is a potentially solid choice, it's the surrounding competition and lack of cohesion in the range that stop it being top pick. read more →