Sony Xperia 1 V 256GB 5G Factory Unlocked Smartphone [U.S. Official w/Warranty],Black

Sony Xperia phones have been my go to for the last 10 years or so. Shape of phone is unique, and others often ask while I'm using it if it is an "Xperia" or "Sony Pro phone" due to shape. People that know, just kinda know and recognize it from reviews. Sony Camera lenses (from Zeiss) are great on the phone and the Sony lack of unneeded apps is very helpful with saving space. This phone accepts my 1 terabyte Micro SD card and allows me to plug in headphones when I need to. I travel a great deal, so sometimes my headphones don't last the whole day. This is especially true if there is a long delay between long flights. Sony is great about having LDAC blue tooth which works great with all of Sony's best headphones and with my Mark Levinson headphones. LDAC really does make wireless listening sound better, though wired is usually still best on devices that offer it. Another reason it is great to have a 3.5 mm port on a phone. The Sony camera software is familiar to anyone familiar with Sony Alpha cameras. The software is great. You can use the auto settings for everyday usage when you're in a hurry, but you can jump to full SLR mode when you want. The camera on this phone (like other High end Xperia phones before it) has analog and digital zoom. As a purist, I like to use the analog zoom more than the digital, but the combination of both is still great when needed. Downsides of this phone? Only has two microSD/Sim slots. You can use one SIM and one SD or one two sims. Previous version allowed two sims and one microSD at the same time. Doesn't affect 95+% of users. If you regularly travel on two continents, it will though. Other thing some may not like is lack of case choices. I was able to find a few I like a lot, but the selection isn't as great as latest Samsung or iPhone choices would be. It does seem to be an enthusiast product, but the great features far outweigh the few downsides.

This phone isn't your run-of-the-mill device; it's a specialized marvel that demands a certain level of finesse. Don't just waltz into ownership – consider it an artistic endeavor. Enroll in a photography class, immerse yourself in the art, because this gadget is designed for those who appreciate the visual symphony. Now, brace yourself for the unparalleled. This isn't just a phone; it's a masterpiece. Behold the unrivaled brilliance of its screen, a visual feast that eclipses anything you've ever laid eyes on. The cameras, oh, the cameras! They aren't just lenses; they're portals to a world of professional imagery, all wrapped up in a petite powerhouse. Hold it in your hands, and you'll understand. It's not just a device; it's an extension of your artistic expression. The tactile satisfaction is beyond words. There's an actual headphone jack, a tangible link to auditory bliss. A real camera button, the tactile gateway to freezing moments in time. An actual zoom lens, because some moments demand a closer look, and this phone delivers. Say farewell to lugging around bulky DSLRs. This phone is your new photo companion, the compact virtuoso that outshines the rest. It's not for everyone, but for those who dare to dive into the realm of photographic ecstasy, it stands as the undisputed champion – a testament to technology's ability to elevate the art of image capture.

Love this - top tier phone (as of 2023) with headphone jack and micro sd card. The XQ-DQ62 works on AT&T, though after transferring the SIM card from my old phone I had to call in and get to 2nd level support before they determined that AT&T saw the new phone and automatically placed a data block on it (thanks a lot). 2nd level was able to remove the block and everything started working. I'm not willing to go to ear buds that have to be trashed every couple of years because the batteries will no longer take a charge, but wanted a top end phone so that it is good for 5+ years of use. And I am also willing to pay a premium not to have AT&T's bloatware installed. So - fast, good screen (though the aspect ratio is strange), plenty of memory, transfer of micro SD card meant I didn't have to deal with over-the-air transfer, and it DOESN"T HAVE ALL THE BLOATWARE!!!

First of all, I love the phone. It comes with great design and features, but also a couple of negatives. Pros: - 5G internet works great on T-Mobile network. Average speed is around 300Mbps in my area - LTE internet works in the areas where 5G is not available - The phone design is great and light. The build quality feels great. - The battery last about one and half days with general use and lite gaming - Great camera with lots of setting (it's great to have, but I personally don't use it too often) - One of the last few phone that still support dual sim, SD card and 3.5mm audio jack. - 4K Screen and display setting makes picture and video look great. Cons: - No WiFi Calling on T-Mobile network. - Limited shortcut toolbar and system customization. Compare to some other flagship phone, the customization ability is consider primitive to me. - Lots of original Google apps such as Phone, Contact, Calendar, Photo. I think Sony took a lazy route on comping up with their own essential apps. It's a plus if you like tight everything with Google. - Missing some default Android feature such as double tap sleep Bottom line, I think Sony is targeting customers who care about camera and phone design over everything else. As I mention earlier, it's a great phone if you are willing to overlook the negatives. Personally, my biggest disappointment is that Sony is still unable to resolve the Wifi calling with major carriers after all these years (My guess is they are not willing to pay some type of loyalty or fees because the sales quantity doesn't justify the cost). I'm keeping the phone because I love its design and most importantly it's not seen everywhere like iPhone and Samsung.

Super increíble, llegó antes de que la fecha, con embalaje muy seguro. Un dispositivo de gran calidad, hablando de Sony no existe comparación.