Here are some newly leaked Sony Xperia 1 VI promo images

07 May 2024
This phone is starting to leak as much as Google's Pixel 8a.

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  • Anonymous
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  • 07 May 2024

Android 17 is guaranteed.
18? Still unknown

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    • Anonymous
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    • 07 May 2024

    MSXTurbo-R, 07 May 2024Announced yes. May 15th. Available... Hope shortly. June? ... moreLast year, China and Japan got it 2 weeks after, China first.

    Mark6 is not going to be sold in China, so Japan is first. Then HK

      Anonymous, 07 May 2024Flex their wealth? Is it legit to buy a new phone if you&#... moreIs waiting one second for Tiktok to open too slow for you?

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        • Anonymous
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        • 07 May 2024

        10 mark 6

        1/2" 24mm + 1/2.9" 16mm

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          • 07 May 2024

          Anonymous, 07 May 2024Flex their wealth? Is it legit to buy a new phone if you&#... moreGood one lol! Thanks for the humor on Tuesday morning. Yeah like your posts hints, there is some seriously bas coding in the OS and it impacts many aspects of phone use especially with the kids stuff.

            Anonymous, 07 May 2024It's coming on May 15th, Sony has officially announced... moreAnnounced yes. May 15th.
            Available... Hope shortly. June? (Last year 1V, invoice was dated June 30th)

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              • Anonymous
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              • 07 May 2024

              Geez people...
              Where are you guys living?
              Around here you make a contract and get a phone for only a few bucks. And you can get a new one every 2 years.
              So everyone here with a contract (!) gets a new phone every 2 years.
              And this phone (let it be 1500 Dollar) will cost you approx. 99 Dollar here with a contract. And in 2 Years the Xperia 1 VIII will cost: 99 Dollar.
              Looks like Europe isn't as bad as I read everywhere :)

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                • Anonymous
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                • 07 May 2024

                Azu10157, 07 May 2024People who want the latest just use that as an excuse when ... moreFlex their wealth?
                Is it legit to buy a new phone if you're too fast for your old phone?
                Then I could buy a new one every year. Apps are getting updated, OSes are getting updated, they all need more RAM and cpu-power constantly.
                I don't want to wait for my phone when using apps.

                  Anonymous, 07 May 2024Current hardware, even midrange, will be absolutely adequat... morePast performance is not indicative of future results

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                    • Anonymous
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                    • 07 May 2024

                    Anonymous, 07 May 2024Current hardware, even midrange, will be absolutely adequat... moreUmm... no. Not even 3 years if you use your phone as a smartphone. Of course if you use it only to write messages, okay. But newer games don't even run good enough on a normal mid-range phone older than 1 year.
                    Don't even get me started on 4k/8k video editing.
                    It all depends on what you're doing with your phone. But I could never use a phone so far for more than 3 years without getting a fit when using a sluggish, laggy mess that phones are after 3 years.
                    Normally I switch phones after 2 years like anyone else I know. I damit most people get a new phone after 2 years for a different reason: They'll get a new subsidized phone on their contract after 2 years.

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                      • 07 May 2024

                      chocowii, 07 May 2024Who needs 7 years of updates when the hardware cant outlive... moreCurrent hardware, even midrange, will be absolutely adequate in 7 years.

                        Leanzazzy, 07 May 2024I'd say 7 years is too long, but 4 or 5 years is defin... morePeople who want the latest just use that as an excuse when in reality they want to flex their wealth

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                          • Anonymous
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                          • 07 May 2024

                          It's coming on May 15th, Sony has officially announced it in their YouTube channel

                            chocowii, 07 May 2024Who needs 7 years of updates when the hardware cant outlive... moreI'd say 7 years is too long, but 4 or 5 years is definitely doable and common for most people. Unless you're a heavy gamer or power user, a current-gen flagship should be more than capable of faithfully serving you lag-free for at least 4 to 5 years.

                            The main problem is with battery life and accidental damage due to drops. Offering replacement parts for a longer lifecycle means that every phone lives for much longer and actually gets used to its full potential and gets replaced only when it needs to; not because it's being artificially limited by companies who are forcing you to spend much more to upgrade every few years.

                            If you absolutely need the bleeding edge, go for it. But the overwhelming majority of people don't need it, and usually can't afford it too.

                            Maintaining support for longer is better for the environment, better for consumers and better for your wallet. It's not taking away your ability to upgrade as soon as the next thing comes out. Seems like a win-win to me.

                              ProMax Ultra, 07 May 2024lol difference being the design of the iPhone is broken. Wh... moreYou are ultimately right in that companies are pushing these anti-consumer moves only because the majority of people don't mind/don't care enough to actually protest.

                              NONE of these are actually beneficial for anyone - not the consumers and definitely not the environment. Only beneficial to the companies.

                              Consumers need to start voting with their wallets instead of just being 🐏

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                                • Anonymous
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                                • 07 May 2024

                                ks, 07 May 2024The big unknown: The SONY update policy. Whatever the EU minimum is imo

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                                  • 07 May 2024

                                  Mobilemaster, 07 May 2024By using a QHD display could make this phone to cost less, ... more85-170mm but yes the Telephoto Camera on this Phone gonna actually forced other phone maker to do more inovation.

                                    chocowii, 07 May 2024Who needs 7 years of updates when the hardware cant outlive... moreWe don't even expect 7 years either. 3 years of software updates and 4 years of security updates is good enough, but this fails to deliver.

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                                      • Anonymous
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                                      • 07 May 2024

                                      you have to suffer, 07 May 2024i'm not saying that even if samsung uses 4K for their ... more1080p on pentile OLED is not even close to pixel raster of 1080p LCD we used to have. Xperia 1 4K density equals to LCD 1080p subpixel density. Just take vanilla small sized S24 with FHD display and see how blurred type rendering is.

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                                        • 07 May 2024

                                        Anonymous, 07 May 2024No pity at all, even 1440p is barely noticeable on my S23 U... moreOn your S23U make text as small as on 1V and you will see the difference in sharpness between the two.

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