Sony Xperia X Performance
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Anonymous, 01 Feb 2017Hey Bryll I really need to know I was planing to buy (Xper... moreXperia X Performance is the better choice, with Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 chip. It doesn't have the thermal heating problems of Z3+ or Z5. Its newer/better technology.
Or, if you can afford it, go for the latest flagship, the Xperia XZ, which has better battery life than the X Performance.
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- 02 Feb 2017
AnonD-481725, 02 Feb 2017No no no, only the z3+ overheats, Sony used dual heatpipes ... moreThe z5 overheats as well, no one should of used the 810 chipset
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Anonymous, 01 Feb 2017The Z5 series and Z3+ both have serious heating problems. T... moreNo no no, only the z3+ overheats, Sony used dual heatpipes with the z5 series and they succeeded.
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- 01 Feb 2017
AnonD-481725, 01 Feb 2017Nope, except the Xperia z5 series. The Z5 series and Z3+ both have serious heating problems. The Z5 used an extra heat pipe (2) for cooling, while the Z3+ only had one copper heat pipe.
The copper heat pipe design started in the Z2 series and has been used in laptops and PC's for years sucessfully.
The extra heat pipe in the Z5 greatly helped this heating problem, but under heavy use, it would still get very warm and if pushed harder, then warning pop ups would occur. And eventually, it would shut down.
There are hundreds of reports online about this, as it seems that you are a disbeliever. But the facts are everywhere. Try some Sony forums. Or I can give you some links.
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- 01 Feb 2017
Anonymous, 01 Feb 2017what about SD 820.... I heard that Heating issues has been ... moreYes, the SD820 chip is vastly improved over the SD810. The SD820 doesn't have any serious heating problems and also has better battery life. Thats the best option.
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- 01 Feb 2017
Anonymous, 01 Feb 2017Don't buy it WHATSOEVER, I bought it for 10 days and the se... moreOh dear, what a bad luck, between all these smartphones of this masterpiece you are the one who got a defected unit :(.
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AnonD-151883, 01 Feb 2017Maybe you should buy a Z5 and use it for a few months and g... moreNope you didn't.
And no dude, if same like these clips, please don't, it can't be taken seriously, never.
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Anonymous, 01 Feb 2017Spapdragon 810 chipset has thermal heating problems in all ... moreNope, except the Xperia z5 series.
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- 01 Feb 2017
AnonD-151883, 01 Feb 2017Maybe you should buy a Z5 and use it for a few months and g... moreHey Bryll I really need to know I was planing to buy (Xperia Z3 or X performance).... Heating issue are my main concern and I don't like it at all ...
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Anonymous, 01 Feb 2017Spapdragon 810 chipset has thermal heating problems in all ... morewhat about SD 820.... I heard that Heating issues has been rectifiesd in it anlso Bteery timing has been improved
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- 01 Feb 2017
AnonD-481725, 31 Jan 2017No no no, be careful, all of these videos has very low view... moreMaybe you should buy a Z5 and use it for a few months and get some real life experience. You said "real life experience is the real judgement". Then, maybe your comments would have some relevance.....I have owned a Z5 and have real life experience.
Would you like another 20 FB clips added ?
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- 01 Feb 2017
AnonD-481725, 31 Jan 2017No no no, be careful, all of these videos has very low view... moreSpapdragon 810 chipset has thermal heating problems in all phones. Why it was even released by Qualcomm is questionable. Microsoft Lumia and LG Flex 2 and Z5 using the 810 cpu all have heating issues. There is no way around it, unfortunately. You need to get used to it and accept it or buy another phone.
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- 01 Feb 2017
Don't buy it WHATSOEVER, I bought it for 10 days and the seller had to give me back my money
Battery life: no more than 90 minutes of actual usage (Facebook, whatsapp and Web browsing) I had to charge it twice a day even though I don't use anything that's battery consuming, it went from 100 to 0 while I was in a Skype video call for 42 minutes
Performance: on a scale of 1-10, 3
Display: I would go for an OLED display, I had a lenovo P1m and its 720*12** display seemed to be better.
Camera: Great....for the first 3 minutes at least then it will overheat the device and turn it off
SEVERE OVERHEATING ISSUES with all versions of Android
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- 31 Jan 2017
AnonD-151883, 31 Jan 2017As I said, I was an actual owner, actual user of Z5. And o... moreNo no no, be careful, all of these videos has very low views, and one of them has 65 likes 60 dislikes almost XD , my suggestion for you is do not let these videos confuse you, real life experience is the real judgement, you have to buy then test it dude :)
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- 31 Jan 2017
AnonD-481725, 31 Jan 2017Hey dude, you have to actually actually own z5 before judgi... moreAs I said, I was an actual owner, actual user of Z5. And only the owner one model of Xperia. I don't pretend to own every Xperia model. My comments are actual user experiences.
Those FB clips mean nothing as FB is littered with false info. I could easliy supply 100 +++ clips to prove you wrong.
Try these google web pages with 10 FB clips on each page of overheating Sony Z5 problems...
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=overheating+Z5+you+tube&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b&gfe_rd=cr&ei=TGaQWPXePK3M8gf-la24Aw
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=overheating+Z5+you+tube&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b&gfe_rd=cr&ei=TGaQWPXePK3M8gf-la24Aw
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- 31 Jan 2017
AnonD-151883, 30 Jan 2017I actually owned a Z5 for 4 months and just recently sold i... moreHey dude, you have to actually actually own z5 before judging on it :)
https://youtu.be/ofVvafT2C54
you said 70C ha
https://youtu.be/_zX8vJT8xDs
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- 31 Jan 2017
AnonD-151883, 30 Jan 2017I actually owned a Z5 for 4 months and just recently sold i... moreI have a Z5 for the last 1 year, stop being overdramatic. It doesn't heat up like you say..
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- 30 Jan 2017
AnonD-481725, 30 Jan 2017Absolutely wrong, Sony were aware, they used heat pipes to ... moreI actually owned a Z5 for 4 months and just recently sold it, as I wasn't happy with it. The Z5 used dual heat pipes which helped the high temperatures a little, but its still ran hot. Its that plain and simple. In fact, under medium usage it would reach 70C easily. Never checked its temperature under very heavy usage as pop up warnings would tell me to shut it down regularly. But, holding a phone like toaster in my hands was ridiculous to me. Thats only one of the reasons why I sold my Z5. Unlike you, I don't pretend to own any other Xperia.
As for other brands, well they simply chose a safer/better option with the SD808 chip. Everbody saw what happened with the Z3+ using the SD810 chip.
You have never owned a Z5, so your comments are irrelevant and unknowledgeable. But, I see you in every Sony phone forum giving expert advice on products that you don't own. Plus, you are using 3 different user names here now.
FYI, Samsung has only used a single heat pipe in its S7 models and it was the thinnest design about.
http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_s8_to_use_a_heat_pipe_design_similar_to_the_s7-news-22875.php
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- 30 Jan 2017
AnonD-151883, 29 Jan 2017Sony Z5 has SD810 chipset with known thermal heating proble... moreAbsolutely wrong, Sony were aware, they used heat pipes to solve this problem and they succeeded, while the other companies switched to other weaker chipsets because they didn't have the ability to solve this problem, before judging, you need at least to hold this phone in your hand and test it, SONY ROCKS :D.
Note that Samsung learned to use these heat pipes later with their smartphones and it is doing pretty good.
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- 29 Jan 2017
AnonD-481725, 25 Jan 2017No it doesn't overheat. Sony Z5 has SD810 chipset with known thermal heating problems. Only Sony used this chip as the other brands were aware of its drawbacks and most used the SD808 CPU. Samsung used its own cpu in the S6.