I have the Xperia 10 Plus AMA and initial impressions

https://imgur.com/a/XniaOxt

Holy shit this is a large phone. Only had it for couple hours so if you ask for camera testing, battery life etc it’ll have to be tomorrow when I get the time to and I will add it by editing this post. (This phone will be good for when you want to trick ladies into thinking you have a long -rectangular?- knob when it’s in your pocket.) Performance and screen is really nice actually, and the colours seem more soothed than my xz1. It will take time getting used to holding it though. It is great having scrolling through social media’s and such due to the amount of content you can fit on there. Buttons feel a bit too clicky. I got a free case with ordering it noice one bruvva! Cost 350 quid through Sony website. I will also let you know of peoples reactions when they see it. Ask some things I guess



Submitted February 27, 2019 at 05:54PM by HeadphonesQ124 https://ift.tt/2Vo9ZA9 https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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