Sony has managed to achieve this feat and still keep the width down to 7.9mm and the weight to just 146gm, so you understand why we were so excited to get our hands on it. There are a choice of colours with white, purple and black options. T The Z carries forward the block-like design of previous generation Xperia and is completely flat from all sides with the exception of the corners and the edges being rounded off. It have 5 inch display. There’s a microSIM, micro SD, micro USB and headphone jack, all well protected from dust and water.
There are a 13MP camera and an LED flash. Overall, the build and finish of the handset is very good and even a few drops left nothing more than minor scuff marks along the edge. Having said that, all’s not perfect with the Z. This was a little confusing since Sony says the glass is scratch proof.
You get a 5-inch LCD panel with a 1920 x 1080p pixel density, giving you sharp text and images. While this sounds good on paper, the reality is quite different.Display is good.
The Xperia Z is a quad-band GSM and 3G handset but no LTE support for India, at least in the current ROM. Along with this; you also get dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v4.0, NFC, GLONASS, the works basically. The GPS works well and is quick to triangulate your position. However, the phone heats up a lot when you use GPS, to a point where it’s uncomfortable to answer a call.
The Z is fitted with a 2330mAh non-removable battery which managed two full loops in our video drain test and about 10-minutes into the third which racks up a grand total of 5-hours and 40-minutes. This poor performance is mainly due to the high-resolution screen. If the phone is used carefully under regular use, you can just about make it an entire day before having to charge it.
So,I give a positive points to this device.My rating to this device is 7 out of 10.
There are a 13MP camera and an LED flash. Overall, the build and finish of the handset is very good and even a few drops left nothing more than minor scuff marks along the edge. Having said that, all’s not perfect with the Z. This was a little confusing since Sony says the glass is scratch proof.
You get a 5-inch LCD panel with a 1920 x 1080p pixel density, giving you sharp text and images. While this sounds good on paper, the reality is quite different.Display is good.
The Xperia Z is a quad-band GSM and 3G handset but no LTE support for India, at least in the current ROM. Along with this; you also get dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v4.0, NFC, GLONASS, the works basically. The GPS works well and is quick to triangulate your position. However, the phone heats up a lot when you use GPS, to a point where it’s uncomfortable to answer a call.
The Z is fitted with a 2330mAh non-removable battery which managed two full loops in our video drain test and about 10-minutes into the third which racks up a grand total of 5-hours and 40-minutes. This poor performance is mainly due to the high-resolution screen. If the phone is used carefully under regular use, you can just about make it an entire day before having to charge it.
So,I give a positive points to this device.My rating to this device is 7 out of 10.

