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

The phone becomes unusually warm when it is being charged quickly, however this does not impede its ability to perform its intended functions in any way. Below are some advantages: As a bonus, it has a good battery and an interesting hue that shifts from almost black to rich purple depending on the lighting. These are the primary benefits, which are also the primary reason for the purchase: the absence of a waterfall screen and a hole in the screen. Additionally, the absence of these features is the primary reason for the purchase. Various disadvantages: One thing stands out to me as a problem, and that is an odd aftertaste left by the OS following the switch from the Huawei environment. 1) It is as devoid of features as is humanly conceivable; it runs pure version 12 of Android; the camera software comes from Sony; and the package of Google apps includes only the bare essentials (calls, texts, play, YouTube, and Chrome). Those. Even anything as simple as creating a text note requires you to download and install additional software. 2) An illogical method for displaying notifications in the status bar, specifically the absence of an indicator that NFC and Bluetooth are both turned on.