Sony Xperia 10

The Xperia 10 is geared with a 6-inch full-HD+ 21:9 Wide display, which enables easier multitasking as a user can use two apps simultaneously. The 21:9 aspect ratio makes it stand out for video streaming, giving the right feels near to cinematic experience. Even though the Xperia 10 is a tall phone, it has been designed in a way that it fits right into your hand. The wider and taller display on the phone makes it ideal for content streaming and also gaming. Since movies are also recorded in a 21:9 aspect ratio, the borderless Xperia 10 display offers the perfect setting. Moreover, the display also packs Corning Gorilla Glass 5 protection. Sony knows that a tall display could pose an issue when it comes single-hand operation, which is why it has stacked the Xperia 10 with complimentary features such as Side Sense and One-hand access mini UI. The Side Sense is a quick menu that shows up whenever a user double-taps anywhere on the screen. This menu includes the most-used apps and features based on the user’s preference gauged by an AI. The user can also personalize side Sense. One hand Mini UI is a small UI that pops-up whenever the user swipes thumb. This feature is aimed at enabling a single-hand operation.

Being aimed at offering a cinematic experience right in the hands of users, Sony has also integrated the Xperia 10 with superior audio. The phone supports high-res audio including audio formats such as LPCM, FLAC, ALAC, DSD, DSEE HX, and LDAC. It also boasts SmartAmplifier technology, which makes the audio richer and louder with improved bass. Other audio enhancing features include Virtual Phones Technology and Stereo Recording. The phone also supports Qualcomm aptX HD audio for superior and seamless audio output.

The Xperia 10 is powered by Snapdragon 630 chipset, which is a decent chipset for tackling the features and functionalities on the Xperia 10. It is further assisted by 3GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. The software side is handled by Android 9 Pie, which is the latest OS version by Google. The phone also has a fingerprint sensor, placed on the right side below power button and volume rocker.  A 13MP+5MP dual rear cameras grace the optics segment. The primary lens in the setup bears f/2.0 aperture while the secondary lens has an f/2.4 aperture. The Xperia 10 is capable of capturing images in the Bokeh effect, wherein the background is blurred while the focus is on the subject. It also supports recording 4K and standard videos in 21:9 aspect ratio. Other features include 5X digital zoom, up to 120fps slow-mo video recording, HDR, hybrid autofocus, and more. There is an 8MP camera on front.