Sony Xperia XZ2 Premium
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- Freelancer
- TRM
- 07 Jun 2018
Don't understand why this phone weigh so heavily. That's a turn-off for me, since I already wish my LG V10 would weigh a bit less (192g).
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- Anonymous
- xhm
- 07 Jun 2018
Unknown , 06 Jun 2018I am still wondering, why u keep arguing about those brand ... moresorry..
i dont appreciate any products from any companies. i say bad if bad, i say good if good.
i only appreciate anything made by my family/friends.
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- Anonymous
- LkD
- 07 Jun 2018
XZ2 Premium = 10-bit Rec.2020
S9+ = 8-bit DCI-P3
Rec.2020 > DCI-P3
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- Anonymous
- tht
- 06 Jun 2018
this is the fattest android phone i've ever seen
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- Unknown
- tDP
- 06 Jun 2018
I am still wondering, why u keep arguing about those brand guys. Are u designer team of those brand? 😄 If u dont like the design, just leave it,,, u dont know how many effort designer team to create the device,,, lol for this debate
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- Anonymous
- tZ0
- 05 Jun 2018
Anonymous, 04 Jun 2018How can Huawei P20 Pro scored 2 in the teardown reviews?! ... moreSooner the plastic foam under the main camera will be broken caused by the heat and long time warming.
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- Anonymous
- tZ0
- 05 Jun 2018
[deleted post]Samsung have biggest R&D that's why Note 7 can do global recall.
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- Anonymous
- tAT
- 05 Jun 2018
Tango., 05 Jun 2018The evidence? It's just common sense... If you've got a few... moreAnother person talking with absolutely NO evidence or knowledge.
Never been a problem with the hundreds of millions of Samsung phones with glue on the battery. The Chemists and Engineers at R&D design and test all this.
Check out this Sony video of removing the double glued battery and heating up rear cover to remove the battery on Sony XZ1.
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Sony+Xperia+XZ1+Battery+Replacement/101234
At 6.20 minutes into video. Using a heat gun on rear cover. This could warp the metal cover and discolour it. Worst ever design from sony.
Video is from iFixit it
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- Tango.
- 8ET
- 05 Jun 2018
Anonymous, 04 Jun 2018Thats NOT evidence ! I speak Spanish and your 2 you tube... moreThe evidence? It's just common sense... If you've got a few basics on chemistry, physics and mechanics: go on and try use a heat-gun or even a hair dryer directly on your "glued" battery to help you pry on it... see what happens - It is so pathetically funny having read all these nonesenses, off-topic posts and trolling in, practically, this entire forum... Gotta get popcorn!
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- Anonymous
- tAT
- 04 Jun 2018
Tann Hauser, 03 Jun 2018It is. Evidence:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ywc0f2FNbeo... moreYour Spanish you tube links also have a review about Sony XZ2.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMZmGnQsiXM
Here is their conclusion....
"No compréis el Sony Xperia XZ2, ya que es un móvil con mala relación calidad precio."
which translates to....
"Do not buy the Sony Xperia XZ2, as it is a mobile phone with poor quality-price ratio."
It also says that its too heavy, too thick and bad battery life, NO 3.5 mm headphone jack, bad fingerprint scanner button location.
Also NO supplied headphones !
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- Tann Hauser
- akv
- 04 Jun 2018
Anonymous, 04 Jun 2018How can Huawei P20 Pro scored 2 in the teardown reviews?! ... moreCause its badly designed and assembled...Repairability score 2.
On iFixit it scored 3 out of 10, and S8 and alike just 4 out of 10.
For ex, iphone X scored 7 out of 10. IpX recieved accolades for internal design and engineering, build quality quite the same as XZ2, with many pin connectors, holding brackets, etc...., But its battery is also held by glue straps.
I believe XZ2 would be in the same range, maybe even better, it is quite easier to exchange the screen or the battery on it than on ipX. Either way, both are just a league up in engineering than the rest.
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- Anonymous
- tAT
- 04 Jun 2018
Tann Hauser, 03 Jun 2018It is. Evidence:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ywc0f2FNbeo... moreThats NOT evidence !
I speak Spanish and your 2 you tube links are only phone tear downs. Huawei and Samsung.
Nothing is said about glue on a battery being a design fault.
Nothing about glue damaging a battery.
We all know glue is used on a Samsung battery. Thats obvious.
But again, where is the Evidence that glue on a battery inside a phone is a design fault ?.
Stop avoiding the question and talking about something else.
Again, where is the Evidence that glue on a battery inside a phone is a design fault ?.
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- Anonymous
- vV5
- 04 Jun 2018
Tann Hauser, 03 Jun 2018It is. Evidence: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ywc0f2FNbeo... moreHow can Huawei P20 Pro scored 2 in the teardown reviews?! It must be wrong, the floating foam beneath the triple camera sensors looks so much better when push by finger!
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- Guest
- uFv
- 04 Jun 2018
Well, so much for any arguments. This is an 11.9mm thick and 236g piece of cellphone. Whatever good it can offer, definitely we should think twice since it is very heavy and thick. I don't know what Sony designers are thinking but it will surely put Sony cellphones even further down. So much for the great Sony before. They are definitely way behind with other competitors.
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- Anonymous
- vV5
- 04 Jun 2018
Anonymous, 04 Jun 2018im not misleading. im saying the truth. everythng made of t... moreI have watch all the Samsung S8 S9 Note8 Note9 Oled display disassembly video, the glue is a bit more at the tiny frame it cause the components and display the stains with plenty of glue, thanks to the bezel less designs.
An infamous technician can teardown the XZ2 whole piece display without broken the screen and keep the components tidy and clean, it seem the Sony keep the every each modules removable and reusable, much confidence the official repair will be above these levels.
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- Bagas Satya
- tEZ
- 04 Jun 2018
Anonymous, 04 Jun 2018im not misleading. im saying the truth. everythng made of t... moreSammy curved LCD is impossible to remove without damage it, it needs a machine to remove it. thats why its teardowned from the back.
That they are the best, yes. Sammy flagship are best enginered, best build, there is solid metal plate inside, sturdiest phone without necessarily make it thick.
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- Anonymous
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- 04 Jun 2018
Predictive memorys, 03 Jun 2018You should stop misleading people!
The XZ2 LCD screen is t... moreim not misleading. im saying the truth. everythng made of thin glass is brittle. including lcd.
samsung have made a good decision by making their devices can be opened from the back.
sadly sony is not. you have to "burn" your screen and pry it. you must be very careful when u do this, otherwise your screen will be damaged.
samsung's designer is much much more smarter than sony's.
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- Anonymous
- tAT
- 04 Jun 2018
Predictive memorys, 03 Jun 2018You should stop misleading people!
The XZ2 LCD screen is t... moreWrong. Sony XZ2 lcd screen is thicker and weaker, due to old technology. Oled screens are stronger, more modern, advanced displays and the the future in 2019 for Sony. Sony is using LG OLed panels in 2019.
Samsung S9 has the advanced Corning Gorilla glass version 5+. Sony uses the cheaper/discarded Gorilla glass.
XZ2 has thicker bezels due to the continuing problem of case failures, including water failures.
- Predictive memorys
- vV5
- 03 Jun 2018
Anonymous, 02 Jun 2018lol.
your xperia is hard to repair.
this is the main reas... moreYou should stop misleading people!
The XZ2 LCD screen is thicker than the S9 Oled screen and XZ2 bezel is also thicker than S9 Oled bezel. The XZ2 display has Corning Gorilla Glass version5 protection and underneath the LCD is thicker and the bezel retain the enough space for adhesive frame up.
While S9 has bezelless design that's why it only have LESS space for adhesive frame up and thinner Oled display and doesn't have Screen Shield.
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- Tann Hauser
- 6tS
- 03 Jun 2018
Anonymous, 03 Jun 2018XZ2 uses glue at the front and rear glasses too.
And in... moreYeah? I sure do not know what is basis of your claims...
JerryRigEveryth on yt keeps doing the openflame burn test on screens, lcd consistently totaly recover from those, oleds go dead black.
Also heat damage to battery is absolutely dependable of battery's own insulation casing.