Sony xperia 1 II

[ragnarok95]

Dummy sets reached Japan Docomo already.

https://androidnext.info/?p=2803

Walk across the street only. lol

 

[shadey]

The Sharp looks nice

 

[rssd21]

The Sharp looks nice

Most Japanese phones look nice in a way, but the specifications have been lacking for some parts.

Sony though had somewhat improved their phone specifications over the years.

 

[elmariachi]

Most Japanese phones look nice in a way, but the specifications have been lacking for some parts.

Sony though had somewhat improved their phone specifications over the years.

Actually I think this Xperia 1 ii has actually got me excited since my XZ2. Specs are flagship worthy and it comes with a base storage of 256gb with 8GB RAM which is plenty for Sony given their phones ran flawlessly even with less.

I think if they can get the price right, this would really sell. Otherwise the next closest would be the Mi 10 Pro though I'm not a fan of MIUI though tolerable. Sony anytime if there is an option. Just hope to see the official reviews soon.

 

[vofzxy]

although its an paid ad video
i didnt realise the F1.8 F1.7 change

 

[rssd21]

Actually I think this Xperia 1 ii has actually got me excited since my XZ2. Specs are flagship worthy and it comes with a base storage of 256gb with 8GB RAM which is plenty for Sony given their phones ran flawlessly even with less.

I think if they can get the price right, this would really sell. Otherwise the next closest would be the Mi 10 Pro though I'm not a fan of MIUI though tolerable. Sony anytime if there is an option. Just hope to see the official reviews soon.

We always hear wording of the price is right. Truth be told, there is no right price for flagship phones and it will just be increasing over the years.

It will just come to individuals to judge the worth of the products for their prices.
For most users with minimal to normal usage, flagship phone prices are not worth their banks to play simple games, texting or watch shows.

But for the appreciative crowd, X1 II do offers slightly more in terms of features, even to bring back the 3.5mm jack.

 

[elmariachi]

We always hear wording of the price is right. Truth be told, there is no right price for flagship phones and it will just be increasing over the years.

It will just come to individuals to judge the worth of the products for their prices.
For most users with minimal to normal usage, flagship phone prices are not worth their banks to play simple games, texting or watch shows.

But for the appreciative crowd, X1 II do offers slightly more in terms of features, even to bring back the 3.5mm jack.

True and if you look at the new Oppo's and even the Xiaomi's, the pricing is crazy especially for the Oppo Find X2 which is launching at $1,699 I think. And the Xiaomi which probably might be around $1,200 (speculated).

The last Xperia 1 was $1,299 and I am expecting the Xperia 1 ii to not be very far off from there given Sony's history. I am excited for the SD 865 and the new camera setup especially with base storage of 256GB and 8GB RAM. Let's see...

 

[Sonoda Umi]

True and if you look at the new Oppo's and even the Xiaomi's, the pricing is crazy especially for the Oppo Find X2 which is launching at $1,699 I think. And the Xiaomi which probably might be around $1,200 (speculated).

The last Xperia 1 was $1,299 and I am expecting the Xperia 1 ii to not be very far off from there given Sony's history. I am excited for the SD 865 and the new camera setup especially with base storage of 256GB and 8GB RAM. Let's see...

I think Sony SG knows it is never going to win the big boys like Samsung and iPhone when it comes to marketing, so the only way to attract more buyers is to put the flagship price lower than other flagship brands.

The XZ1 Compact, which had flagship SD 835 back then, only sold for $668, which is a bargain

 

[Rashkae]

i seee

okay , learnt something new today

i remember when the p30pro first came out, people were posting night sky astronomy photos

so i was just curious...

i didnt realise there was something called "sensor heat"

I have a P30 Pro as well. 30s is the max in manual mode. You'll want to take multiple 30s shots and then stack them. Same thing the Pixel 4 does

 

[Toader]

True and if you look at the new Oppo's and even the Xiaomi's, the pricing is crazy especially for the Oppo Find X2 which is launching at $1,699 I think. And the Xiaomi which probably might be around $1,200 (speculated).

The last Xperia 1 was $1,299 and I am expecting the Xperia 1 ii to not be very far off from there given Sony's history. I am excited for the SD 865 and the new camera setup especially with base storage of 256GB and 8GB RAM. Let's see...

My estimated price is $1399 for Sony Singapore ...

 

[Rashkae]

I have a P30 Pro as well. 30s is the max in manual mode. You'll want to take multiple 30s shots and then stack them. Same thing the Pixel 4 does

To add on: Unless you want star trails, even DSLR users will use a star tracker head and multi 30s exposures

 

[ecneret_eel]

My estimated price is $1399 for Sony Singapore ...

everything is getting more and more expensive

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[jt2901]

Sadly, our salaries are stagnant...

 

[darkmatt]

sony deserves its price tbh... I never had a sony fail on me prematurely..

 

[Kitaro9202]

Now high end phone cost at least 1.1k onward this is insane

 

[Toader]

Now high end phone cost at least 1.1k onward this is insane

Xperia 1 cost $1299 in Singapore but free wh-1000xm3 last time when launch.

 

[Toader]

Now high end phone cost at least 1.1k onward this is insane

Xperia 1 cost $1299 in Singapore but free wh-1000xm3 last time when launch.

Now its free wf-1000xm3.

 

[garychengjw]

Har? It's almost cost more then 1.1k for an "entry level" high end flagship.
(E.G. S20)

Now high end phone cost at least 1.1k onward this is insane

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[Illusionist_85]

That time buy xz2p already 1198 liao

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[rssd21]

Har? It's almost cost more then 1.1k for an "entry level" high end flagship.
(E.G. S20)

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Haha. I think it is funny to label entry level high end flagship.

If only smartphones are like simple math, similar to building a PC to just compare specifications.

I do agree most all flagship phones are overrated for their prices.