The XZ2 Compact suggests Sony doesn't have any idea what people liked about previous compact models. It's larger in every dimension than the models leading up t

The XZ2 Compact suggests Sony doesn't have any idea what people liked about previous compact models. It's larger in every dimension than the models leading up to it, and significantly thicker. Despite that, it loses the headphone jack and barely gains any battery capacity. What does it gain for all that? Screen resolution, mainly, going from 319 PPI to 483. I'd be hard pressed to care less about that change, as I'd need a VR headset or other magnification to notice.