Sony Xperia X
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- 08 Jun 2016
Anonymous, 06 Jun 2016Why would anyone buy this phone instead of a redmi note 3? ... moreBecause Sony is quality while Xiaomi is cheap crap. Have you ever even think why they have same specs but different prices? It's because low cost always have a catch. In case of Xiaomi, it is low quality.
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- Anonymous
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- 08 Jun 2016
The price is very very high.
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- 08 Jun 2016
Some gaming performance of X
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=u6A7HQPnLMM
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- Anonymous
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- 07 Jun 2016
Anonymous, 07 Jun 2016To check the advantages of X go to youtube and check it vs... moreI've already checked man. Yes. You are right. Sony releases phones later but quality is superb.
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- Anonymous
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- 07 Jun 2016
Anonymous, 07 Jun 2016600 Euro? No way. Better buy Redmi note 3Yes man. Yes. Buy that chinese crap. Lol.
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- 07 Jun 2016
Sonys selling point to me is their big outstanding batter over 3000mah but recently it's beginning to be much smaller. smaller should maintain their pervious battery specifications if not we will use other products like the redmi note 3.im a proud user of the xperia z2. And the battery life is amazing
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- 07 Jun 2016
Anonymous, 06 Jun 2016Sony Xperia X Suffers From Overheating Issues.Just like the... moreAfter Update Its Ok
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- Anonymous
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- 07 Jun 2016
To check the advantages of X go to youtube and check it vs the flagships of other brands and you will discover who is the best.
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- 07 Jun 2016
600 Euro? No way. Better buy Redmi note 3
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- Anonymous
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- 07 Jun 2016
Anonymous, 06 Jun 2016Why would anyone buy this phone instead of a redmi note 3? ... moreCause redmi note 3 is a copycat
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- 06 Jun 2016
Anonymous, 06 Jun 2016Why would anyone buy this phone instead of a redmi note 3? ... moreSony vs xiaomi, hell yeah thats make a world of difference,now who can chose xiaomi over SONY
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- 06 Jun 2016
Anonymous, 06 Jun 2016Why would anyone buy this phone instead of a redmi note 3? ... moreMaybe this phone really overpriced but that one price is very strange.
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- 06 Jun 2016
Anonymous, 06 Jun 2016Why would anyone buy this phone instead of a redmi note 3? ... moreBecause of quality and longivity
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- Anonymous
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- 06 Jun 2016
Why would anyone buy this phone instead of a redmi note 3? Same specs for 1/3 the price, and a bigger battery.
Sony is such a ripoff.
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- 06 Jun 2016
Anonymous, 06 Jun 2016Sony Xperia X Suffers From Overheating Issues.Just like the... moreit's 100% fake bullshit LOL even Xperia Z3+ dosen't have worst overheating issues !! WTF !! xperia x and overheating !! nice joke
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- Anonymous
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- 06 Jun 2016
Sony Xperia X Suffers From Overheating Issues.Just like the Xperia Z3+, the new handset also suffers from overheating. This time, we're not talking about the popular Snapdragon 810, but the Snapdragon 650 SoC. The handset overheated shortly after the camera app is opened.
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- 06 Jun 2016
AnonD-145833, 04 Jun 2016Battery is the problem with all modern technology. I don't ... moreI don't agree it is 2016 and called a smartphone,,how can any of these devices be smart if you have to compromise every time,every year? We should be able to have screens on full brightness, enjoy all things being on else it is a dumb phone if you have to switch things off.
What is point if you have to compromise by switching things OFF that is non smart and just really annoys me that this happens. Cannot rant anymore causing too much stress but this applies to every company but Sony are pretty good in battery department.
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- 05 Jun 2016
AnonD-481725, 05 Jun 2016Did someone noticed something stupid in this video?? First ... moreSony phones are reporting overheating very early, but that is not a mistake. It's most likely a result of used electronics. Different phones tolerate high temperatures differently. It might be so, that Sony chips are dying at 40*C, while alternatives (like Samsung) are working fine at much higher temperatures, so the phone won't report overheating, won't stop any apps and won't turn off.
You might want to read a bit about differences in large CPUs made by Intel and AMD. The approach is different, so while AMD processors are already struggling at 50*C, Intel chips are still fine at 70*C. That's exactly while Intel dominated the ultrabook market (small form factor, passive cooling etc).
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- 05 Jun 2016
AnonD-322352, 05 Jun 2016"... he tested the temperature of both devices and they wer... moreSorry dude, my purpose was the vedio not ure comment or opinion.
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- 05 Jun 2016
AnonD-481725, 05 Jun 2016Did someone noticed something stupid in this video?? First ... more"... he tested the temperature of both devices and they were similar at 40..."
Don't you get it? That's the problem. Even though both phones measure at pretty much the same temperature, the Sony one thinks that it's overheating. Clearly the so-called 'overheat control' by Sony isn't working as well as intended.
"...so the problem here is the main camera security system is very sensitive but it shouldn't be, so the problem here is software..."
But ultimately there IS a problem. Whether it's software or hardware one, it still matters. It's really quite unacceptable that Sony decided to half-as$ its flagship(s).