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Xperias still have a headphone jack, but just like anything made by Sony, you're going to pay quite a bit for it.
by Dracophoenix 4y ago
Xperias still have a headphone jack, but just like anything made by Sony, you're going to pay quite a bit for it.
- SwiftyBug 4y agoI love Xperias design. But my experience with one was terrible. It came with a snapdragon processor that the phone couldn't properly cool down so if I had the camera app opened for more than 30 seconds, I'd get an alert saying that the app had to be automatically closed due to high temperature.
- jbay808 4y agoSD card port too, which Google always seems to neglect. But Sony needs to figure out how to number things in a straightforward way.
- kenhwang 4y agoSony phones are named like their cameras. First number is the model (1/5/10); smaller is more premium. Roman numeral is the generation (i/ii/iii); bigger is newer. It's about as straightforward as they come when it comes to phone naming. The competition names things <generation number> + Mini/Pro/Pro Max/SE or S/Z/A/M <generation number> e/Lite/+/Ultra/FE or <generation number> +a/a(5G)/Pro/XL.
- can16358p 4y agoWasn't it Canon who does it that way? IIRC there was a7 and a9 and a9 was better (ignoring the "r" numbers). On the other hand Canon's 1D is the flagship, next 5D, then 6D, 7D, then things mess up at higher digits where larger number within same digit count is the newer, yet less number of digits is the more pro model.
- kenhwang 4y agoYeah, Sony cameras are higher number models are higher positioned models. Canon is lower number is higher positioned models. But they follow a very boring number/variant/generation naming scheme. At least until they announced the a1 which is positioned above the a9. Then there's Nikon that just decided to pick numbers outta a hat.