Sony Xperia 10 VI 5G XQ-ES72 128GB 8GB RAM Factory Unlocked (GSM Only | No CDMA – not Compatible with Verizon/Sprint) Smartphone Global Version Mobile Cell Phone – Black

Took less than a week to ship it from Hongkong to Canberra, I am quite amazed. And this phone can actually last for 2 days.

Ubicado en la gama media, sobrepasa la expectativa, trabaja con fluidez, cámara y sonido excelentes, la relación calidad-precio es adecuada, con una sensación al tacto que denota la calidad en su fabricación, suave y bien pulido, el tono mate le da cierta elegancia, aprecio que no tenga orificio en la pantalla, puede usar dos SIM o una y memoria micro SD, puede usarse para algunos juegos pero no va enfocado a ello, la pantalla ofrece una grata experiencia sobre todo en la gama de colores que puede configurarse en tonos naturales o vívidos, lo recomiendo.

I originally wanted the Experia 1 Vi but just couldn't justify spending that much on the phone at the moment but after having the Experia 5 V I knew what to expect with this one and it definitely exceeded my expectations although it's the same phone it's not and it's really not that much different from the 1 Vi but anyway I'm definitely not having any issues connecting to NR_SA 5G on T-MOBILE no matter where I go I definitely recommend it for anybody in the market looking for a new phone to make a long review short just get the phone you won't be disappointed

The phone works great but it has a Fingerprint enrollment error that even Sony is not aware. You can't add a fingerprint. The solution is to disable automatic time zone and select Hong Kong, Taiwan or Europe. Then it will work. That's the reason for the low score. Also the seller NGP USA was not helpful at all. He said it was a user problem... Yeah right.

Sony increasingly seems to be the only major manufacturer retaining various user friendly features that used to be common and appeal to me specifically like: - a headphone jack - an sd card slot - multiple sim card slots - a card tray you can easily remove with your fingernail - a screen without an ugly camera notch/punchhole They get lots of points for that. I'm ambivalent towards the 21:9 aspect ratio, it felt tall in my pocket at first but I quickly forgot about it. In most other respects is typical of android phones in this price range. The biggest limiting factor for people in the US will be the incompatibility with various carriers, but my provider is T-mobile and I live in the Western US. My data and phone connection is just as good as when I was using a Samsung model. Also, as some have already mentioned, it doesn't come with a charger, I already had spare USB-C cables.