Review on Smartphone Sony Xperia 1 IV 12/256 GB, Dual nano SIM, black by Wiktor Lipski ᠌
I recommend to buy, the product is of high quality.
In theory, a good phone, but if you find yourself in such a maze when shopping for one, you should be aware of what you're getting; otherwise, it's not worth it and you can end up being quite disappointed. The fact that vertical content is trimmed at the margins while maintaining aspect ratio features is something I can't really list as a drawback. No matter how beautifully the numbers are written, the most important thing to remember about the camera is that it is not an SLR. In theory, this holds true for every phone. I used the 13pro camera that I had on hand to compare this one. I'm sorry, but the outcome will be pleasing if you are willing to navigate to the fifth or sixth Google page in order to get nice results. If you want quick images, then this is for the 13 Pro. The most important thing is to watch out for forum freaks since they will vehemently defend their swamp and deny that there are drawbacks.
- After the Xperia 5 I and 1 III, something suitable finally came along. Of course, it's not worth $70,00, but for the price I paid, it's totally adequate. The aspect ratio is optimal; I chose it to be so long and narrow that it was practical to divide the screen into two sections and allow one-handed use. I rarely use the camera because I brought it for other reasons, but it's nice here. However, you need to get used to it and learn what each button does because the "basic" and "auto" modes don't teach the camera how to take decent photographs. In terms of the camera, if you understand how to use editors like Lightroom, then top (the final image after processing in Lightroom) is usually the case.
- is incapable of taking quality pictures in "basic" and "auto" settings, so forget about taking quick, quality pictures. Although the smartphone is generally very attractive, its brushed aluminum construction makes it extremely affordable (we are referring to the white color of the phone). It comes with a very, very, very raw firmware out of the box, ruining the impression, so I ate it right away. The network frequently dropped off (which I have experienced on earlier versions, although very few people write about it), it got hot even during regular use, and a system issue crashed every few days were just a few of the drawbacks that were present right out of the box before the meal.
