Sony Xperia X Performance

Sony's high-end Android phone is seriously lacking

Seriously, Sony? The Xperia X Performance performs well enough, but it's absolutely not worth its outrageous price tag.

Sony's $700 Xperia X Performance is a mix of great features, wasted potential, and showstopping flaws. Should you consider Sony's flagship for mid-2016?

Achieving an overall DxOMark mobile score of 88 points, the Sony Xperia X Performance smartphone offers excellent results for both still photography and video capture. Featuring a 23Mp 1/2.3”-type Exmor sensor and wide-angle 24mm f/2 Sony G lens, it’s an excellent option for a wide range of photographic subjects, in particular intricate landscape, architectural and street scenes, which maximize both sensor resolution and lens potential. Target exposures are generally very good, and when activated, the Xperia X Performance’s automatic HDR mode records wide dynamic range for successful pictures in high-contrast scenes.

Our Sony Xperia X Performance Review shows a curious mix of premium parts and mid-range power, making the phone hard to recommend.

What does the latest flagship from Sony have to offer and does it challenge other flagships? We find out, in this Sony Xperia X Performance review.

The Sony Xperia X Performance drives rings around the basic Xperia X even if it does cost a little bit more.

The unlocked Sony Xperia X Performance packs a top-of-the-line processor and camera, but it's missing some key features you'd expect from a high-end phone, and it suffered from overheating in testing.

Sony is hoping that X marks the spot for success with its latest Xperia X Performance – the new flagship product for this latest range which was unveiled at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in February. Well, the Sony Xperia X Performance has finally arrived and Tech Guide literally took it for a test drive. […]

In-depth review of the Sony Xperia X (Qualcomm Snapdragon 650 MSM8956, Adreno 510, 5.0", 152 ) with many measurements, benchmarks, and evaluations

The new Xperia X series may not carry the same name as its predecessor, the Xperia Z, but there's no mistaking these products for a revolutionary change....