Sony Xperia 1 IV - 6.5 Inch 21:9 Wide 4K HDR OLED display - 120Hz Refresh rate - True Optical Zoom (with ZEISS T* coating) - 3.5 mm audio jack - Android 12 - SIM free - Dual SIM hybrid - Purple

Amazing phone and very fast delivery was on time and now using for 1 year, a must buy for any one who click photo on phone

Heloo, Pls update the internal memory inside, No information provided

O Sony Xperia 1 IV que vem dar um novo conceito aos smartphones com características únicas tanto ao nível do hardware e do software para fotos, vídeos e áudio, podendo realizar filmes como se estivesse a usar câmeras profissionais.

I upgraded from a Sony Xperia 1 III to Sony Xperia 1 IV +headphone jack (important for me) +can add external memory (important for me) +fits well in the hand +stereo speakers are quite good (improved even more from the 1 III, it’s louder and more base) +awesome screen, everything is smooth and nice to look at +much brighter screen from 1 III +the tactile feel/vibration when typing is nice (slight improvement from 1 III) +really fast doing anything really, the phone is speedy +double tap the screen to turn on +front facing camera is good, ultra-fast taking pics (shoots a more natural look), nights could still be improved. +selfie camera improved from 1 III +camera button on the side +bigger battery from 1 III makes the phone run for longer +power saver mode works quite well, didn't notice a performance hit in normal use. +5g works really well/fast +has a quality premium feel +for some apps, it allows you to customise what alert they sent eg. only alert for posts, but not general alerts, very handy. +Battery care option is quite good +While the phone does heat up with usage, after the latest firmware update, it’s gotten cooler than before even when fast charging +/- Default gallery is 'Google Photos, however it's only useful if you pay an annual charge, so found 'Simple Gallery Pro' for a once off price £0.79 which is quite good. +/- Had to get Nova Launcher to help organise my apps section. Odd that by default it doesn't let you group/hide apps +/- has a notification light (for messages etc), but a bit weak -when charging it doesn't say approx time left for charge, only % -Randomly turns on (to lock screen) like you touched the phone every so often, even though there are no messages. (this has continued from S III) -the fingerprint scanner is a hit and miss. -camera app sometimes hangs/crashes if you are constantly opening and closing it when out and about taking pictures -seems to unlock randomly in the pocket when it should be locked. -no phone charger I understand why, still for a premium product and price I would have expected it. Overall very happy with the phone.

Hi hatte ein bisschen Probleme mit dem Umstellung auf deutsch, war auf asiatischer Sprache. Sonst alles ok . Accu 80 % muss man wohl durch bei einem gebrauchten Smartphone.

Il device si presenta con uno stile ed eleganza fuori dagli schemi ordinari, il formato 21:9 può farlo risultare a prima vista un po' sproporzionato, rispetto all'abitudine visiva di altri smartphone, però dopo un po' ci si abitua e si possono iniziare ad apprezzare gli aspetti che tale formato può dare come forma di entertainment (dai giochi alla visione di film in formato 4K 21:9; magari durante un viaggio in treno). A livello di ottiche la fotocamera si presenta impeccabile, anche in notturna abbastanza buona, sia per foto che per video, se si riesce ad impratichirsi con le applicazioni dedicate Fotocamera Pro e Video Pro la riuscita di fotogrammi e video risulta stupenda. A livello di reattiva dello schermo e del software rispecchia il top di gamma che rappresenta, la batteria da 5000 Mah arriva tranquillamente a fine serata con un utilizzo quasi costante, se l'utilizzo è sporadico si riescono a fare anche 2 giorni (spegnendolo la sera e riaccendendolo il giorno dopo). Per quanto riguarda i surriscaldamenti che alcuni lamentano, anche con utilizzo medio, personalmente non ne ho riscontrati (forse con aggiornamenti software li hanno eliminati) posso affermare che la versione precedente (Xperia 1 III) ne soffriva, anche con tutti gli aggiornamenti eseguiti, soprattutto durante l'utilizzo della navigazione con Google Maps e della fotocamera. Sono rimasto così piacevolmente colpito che ne ho comprato un altro, come regalo.

They are so many positives about this phone. Bright crisp screen, excellent vanilla Android 12 software, pretty looks and aluminium and gorilla glass victus build, MicroSD card support and a traditional 3.5mm headphone socket. The problem is the processor gets warm when doing anything such as browing the web. And it gets hot when you are using the camera. This is 50% Qualcomm's fault for not getting it manufactured on TSMC 4nm process like the latest revision Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 Plus. And it is 50% Sony's fault for not putting in a copper heat pipe to disperse the heat. The final straw was the Geekbench results. Yes it was faster than an 2 year old Sony Xperia 1 II running on a Snapdragon 865 also on Android 12 1182 vs 880. But there were both 3200 in multicore. Conclusion Sony should scrap this release. And quickly re-release with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 Plus and a copper heat pipe. Yes it would be slightly thicker and heavier. But then it would be fit for purpose. Another thing. You don't want electronics to get hot because it will destroy the device in many cases. Anyone who owned an early Xbox 360 remembers this.