Cheaper than Xperia 1 with similar list of features, Colour accurate 21:9 screen, Battery life is much better
Similar issues with video stabilisation, HDR is a bit dull
With an (almost) identical feature list as its bigger brother, it's certainly a smart move on Sony's part to bring the price of its flagship down a peg or two. I might be seeing double, but considering you can get a similar sort of experience as the Xperi...
Abstract: The Sony XPERIA 5 measures 15.5x6.7x.8 and it weighs 165 grams. The viewable screen is 14.3x6.1cm which gives the notional diagonal imperial screen measurement of 6.1inches.Start Up is a sparkling 10 seconds while shutdown is 2 seconds.21:9 for the sc...
Published: 2019-10-23, Author: David , review by: T3.com
Crisp and vibrant display,Very decent camera performance,Bloat-free Android,
Ultra-tall screen feels a little weird, Oddly placed fingerprint sensor, Glossy back gets smudged quickly,
Sony has pushed out another polished, stylish smartphone with a camera that impresses. but it's still playing catch up to the best flagships on the marketReasons to buy+Crisp and vibrant display+Very decent camera performance+Bloat-free AndroidReasons t...
Excellent display, Versatile camera, Good battery life
Awkward fingerprint scanner, Side Sense is temperamental, No case included
With an epic display, ample gaming power and a camera that should please amateur snappers and prospective filmmakers alike, there's a lot more to the sturdy Xperia 5 than slightly botched biometrics. Stuff says. Sony Xperia 5 review A pocketable flag...
Compact, stylish design, Great choice of colors, Snapdragon 855 processor, Attractive screen
High price, Camera has disappointed in the past, Annoying button configuration, Android 9 Pie, not Android 10
Why isn't the Xperia 5 the new compact Sony phone of choice? The price is a problem, especially when previous Sony efforts have not won us over with the camera. Spending this much money on a phone and being disappointed by the camera shouldn't happen, esp...
The Xperia 5 is good news for those who find the Xperia 1 too big and expensive. Really, this is the same phone but smaller and cheaper.It's a nice device with some decent specs and interesting features. However, unless you're a Sony fan there are quite p...
Abstract: Now that Sony’s short and sweet keynote at IFA 2019 has ended, though, we know there’s a brand new Sony smartphone on the way. At first glance, it appears to fit the bill of these "Compact" phones of old.Image 2 of 6However, the display is slightly smalle...
Smaller more compact design, Waterproofing, Plenty of power, Software additions, Solid design
Bezel at top of display, Drop to Full HD+ resolution
The Sony Xperia 5 is a smaller, more compact model of the Xperia 1 and it's lovely. The reduction in size makes for a more comfortable one-handed device, while many of the super flagship's features are retained.A couple of compromises are made - like the...
The Xperia 1 was a great handset, with its 21:9 screen delivering something a bit different to the competition. The Xperia 5 is more of the same, although this time around the screen is a smaller, a more manageable 6.1-inch model. Maintaining the same ran...
Not as small as previous handsets, No 3.5mm headphone jack
The Sony Xperia 5 features a variety of high-end features that you wouldn't normally see on a smaller phone, but its 21:9 aspect ratio may make it difficult to hold for those with smaller hands...
