Sony Xperia Z Ultra

In-depth review of the Sony Xperia Z Ultra (Qualcomm MSM8974, Qualcomm Adreno 330, 6.44", 0.2 kg) with numerous measurements, benchmarks and evaluations

With the Xperia Z Ultra, Sony is finally turning its attention towards a market segment it has avoided so far. The market headstart of their flagship...

If I had to describe the Xperia Z Ultra in two words, it would be 'gorgeously massive'. On the one hand, Sony has crafted an astoundingly beautiful...

Even if the size appeals, the Z's poor camera and video performance let it down

The Sony Xperia Z Ultra is a pretty neat phone, though it may be too big for some, coming in at 6.4-inches. And we're giving it the full review treatment!

Is it a tablet? Is it a phone? Really... do you care?

The Z Ultra isn't just a phablet - it's a ginormo-phone. And in a whole bunch of ways it's also ginormously excellent.

The Sony Xperia Z Ultra: at last, a phone that's big enough to be a tablet

One big body, two very different cellphones

Sony Xperia Z Ultra Review

We review Sony’s massive Z Ultra. Its 6.4-inch screen looks gorgeous, so long as you’re not in the sun. Performance and build quality are great. Battery life and the camera, though, not so much.

This phablet packs the Xperia Z's beautiful design in a supersized 6.44-inch frame and looks set to give the Samsung Galaxy Note range a run for its money.

The well-built, beautiful Sony Xperia Z Ultra is the biggest, baddest Android smartphone you'll find, but at 6.4 inches, it takes things to such a ridiculous extreme that we're not even sure it actually qualifies as a phone.