Sony Xperia 10 VI retains the 21:9 display and gets SD 6 Gen 1 chipset

15 May 2024
It features a dual camera setup covering 16mm, 26mm, and 52mm focal ranges.

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Xperia 10 cost 399 euros how come Xperia 1 cost 1399 with little bit better specs? 🤣 Sony and it's anti logic game is strong 🤣

    Anonymous, 16 May 2024Get Samsung S24 instead. Enjoy your compact phone with mile... moreSamsung S24 size and weight is very interesting, but no 3.5 mm jack AND microSD card slot = no buy for the 10 series target audience. Also too expensive, why 5 series is also not an option for myself (and many others).

      Anonymous, 16 May 2024I understand that real fanboys still buy every Xperia 1 bec... morePeople who want to buy the 10 series typically want a (somewhat) compact phone with 3.5 mm jack and microSD card slot, that doesn't break the bank. Pixel 8a is more expensive and has none of that (although part of its hardware is superior, of course).

      I myself do not even consider getting the Pixel 8 or 8a (or Samsung S24, for that matter), but the 10 VI is probably going to be my next phone, finally replacing my 5-year old Samsung Galaxy A40 :]

      Also, the 5 / 1 series are just is too expensive (and series 1 is too big, also)

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        Anonymous, 16 May 2024Get Samsung S24 instead. Enjoy your compact phone with mile... moreS24is not superior when it runs out of juicebeforethe night...especially the Exynos version!

        Xperias on the contrary are the battery champs. No other smallphone lasts longer

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          blacknail, 15 May 2024Thanks for the Nokia X30 tip, but it's bigger, heavier... moreStill, it uses the same chipset as the G84, but it has a better update policy and a significantly better IP rating. The newer G84 would unsurprisingly get capped at Android 14 for all, if not most markets when the Nokia X30 gets at least a year of software patches after Android 15. Also, there's a polished aluminum unibody with a frosted plastic back on the X30, while the G84 settles down with a plastic unibody and a PMMA back. The X30 is better in terms of battery optimization and has a Li-Po battery, when the G84 would drain itself in idle with a theoretically bigger Li-Ion battery (in usual Motorola fashion).

          The only series I'd suggest anybody to get is the Edge series, because Motorola basically rebrands the same Wingtech inventory under BBK and Samsung and calls it a day.

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            • 16 May 2024

            Get Samsung S24 instead. Enjoy your compact phone with miles superior hardware.

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              • 16 May 2024

              I understand that real fanboys still buy every Xperia 1 because they love their brand. But who is in for the Xperia 10? No one should ever buy into this as long as there are phones like the pixel 7a or 8a...

                PeterM, 16 May 2024those are all big phones tho, one of the selling point of t... moreYeah this sony compact, but with 60hz? They should ship it with minimal 90hz display

                  Strawhat, 16 May 2024Too expensive mate, compared to the poco x6 pro ($312) or p... morethose are all big phones tho, one of the selling point of this (at least to me) is the compact size.

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                    • 16 May 2024

                    love the compact size, winder if the premium model is also 6.1

                      ikek, 15 May 2024The price is fine. It's 100 less than last year. And i... moreToo expensive mate, compared to the poco x6 pro ($312) or poco x6 ($250) both give a greater performance. And dont forget this month poco F6 will launch about $375 with Snapdragon 8sGen3.

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                        • 15 May 2024

                        Anonymous, 15 May 2024Very retro with those mega-bezels harkening back to 1990s. ... moreAh yes, the good old 90s where phones looked like the 10vi

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                          Strawhat, 15 May 2024The price should maximum $300! Too expensiveThe price is fine. It's 100 less than last year. And in sales it will drop to 300

                            Pretty neat upgrade from its predecessor except 60hz panel. I bet people are going to buy this phone for their elderly parents or as a backup device so the refresh rate is not a big deal.

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                              Pitchwisse , 15 May 2024Honestly, a 60Hz display in 2024 is damn shameful. Pair tha... moreBuy an IPhone . Lol

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                                Honestly, a 60Hz display in 2024 is damn shameful. Pair that with a subpar cpu, this unit won't sell. I wanted it to be a great phone, I wanted to buy it, but I just can't go back to a damn 60Hz screen.

                                  The price should maximum $300! Too expensive

                                    60hz in 2024, come on sony, youre not apple! haha!

                                      Darth Caesium, 15 May 2024This is what should've been done: •120Hz Flexible LTP... moreSomething else I forgot about: use either the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 or the Dimensity 7300 (knowing Sony, they would use the Qualcomm SoC).

                                        That's a shame they decided to keep 21:9 here. I've been waiting for a normal screen Sony phone for ages. 1 series is too expensive and big

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