A lot of what I’m seeing here is included on my Sony Xperia.
Headphone jack, notification light, SD card.
I do miss having a replaceable battery like my older LG phones had and stereo fromt-firing speakers like my HTC One M8.
A lot of what I’m seeing here is included on my Sony Xperia.
Headphone jack, notification light, SD card.
I do miss having a replaceable battery like my older LG phones had and stereo fromt-firing speakers like my HTC One M8.
Can confirm: I’ve been loving my Xperia since I got it a few months ago.
The other con you didn’t mention is availability. I’m in the Eastern US, drove around to several different stores and couldn’t find anywhere that carried it. Eventually had to order online and have it shipped, which I normally don’t like to do for something this expensive.
I’m writing this from my Xperia. It doesn’t have CoD or OneDrive. It has Facebook, but so does every mainstream phone. Only extremely niche, privacy-focused manufacturers don’t have Facebook at this point.
It has LinkedIn, but I have had to use that professionally and would have installed it anyways. It’s similar to Facebook where only niche manufacturers don’t have it. Compared to Google, Samsung, and Apple, Sony phones are pretty clean. Compared to niche companies like Fairphone, yes Sony has more bloat.
I really miss front-facing speakers. It’s one of many features that phone manufacturers have removed from phones over the past decade.