Review on Smartphone Sony Xperia 1 IV 12/256 GB, Dual nano SIM, black by Mateusz Gniazdowski ᠌

- The regular charging process is only compatible with PD 3.0 (I use BASEUS and Samsung's PD 3.0). Some pros: - This is Sony's DSEE HX and LDAC technology. - Significantly better call quality and elimination of background 2.4 while using H900N headphones in conjunction with your phone. Incredible battery, type 5560mAh; at these temperatures, 5000mAh is the lowest capacity that is conceivable. (guarantee of capacity and serviceability for a period of three years) - Incredible 5.2x optical zoom, in addition to a speedy processor - A purer version of Android with fewer unnecessary extras A very successful form factor that fits well in the hand and flies far less frequently than the traditional 16:9 aspect ratio. There are no unintentional slides, the screen can be viewed without having to bend down, and the glasses can be laid down with ease. - There are no explosive moments; the content does not cover anything - LED that is both bright and informative (similar to that of the Galaxy Note 9) There will be no constant adaptation; there will be no twitches; everything is quick and steady; there are no compromises on 120 hertz; you can set either 60 or 120; there is no constant adaptation; there are no compromises on 120 hertz. - Peak brightness values are very high, while there is practically no PWM, which is one of the reasons why I didn't like the Galaxy Note 9 very well. - Typing comes out quicker on the Note 9, compared to what it was like on previous models. - The camera, which is sharp, quick, and light sensitive There are few drawbacks, including: - The processor becomes extremely hot whenever a fast single thread is necessary, the smartphone warms up like a full-fledged Pentium 4 that does not have a heatsink. - When taking images or videos, it warms up extremely, no, I mean EXTREMELY rapidly. I would encourage you to maintain it very secure from mechanical stress. The sound from the speakers is fantastic, but the design of the speakers is a dust collector. After the Galaxy Note 9, magnetic stripe card simulation is absent. Sony creates highly fragile smartphones, despite the high-quality glass and materials. - The outdated software causes a number of faults to appear on Android twelve times each day but does not bother to fix them. - No stylus - used to - Camera - auto mode is enormous - to get a cool result, you have to recall SLR cameras and mess with the settings, but then it comes out amazing. - Camera - auto mode is monstrous.