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Sony Xperia XZ1 Factory Unlocked Phone - 5.2" Full HD HDR Display - 64GB - Moonlit Blue (U.S. Warranty)

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Color: Moonlit Blue


Features

  • 19MP Main Camera with motion Eye system with rapid-fire burst capability and 3D scanning technology for capturing high-resolution 3D images. 13MP high-sensitivity front Camera with new display flash
  • 5.2 1080p Full HD HDR Triluminous display and encased in rigid full-metal 7.4mm thick body design without any partition lines. Corning Glass 5
  • Smart Amp and S-Force Front Surround Sound. High Resolution Audio capability with DSEE-HX, LDAC, and Digital Noise Cancellation. Durability : Water resistant (IP65/68)
  • Android O platform. Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor. Supported by LTE (4G) cat 16, 4GB RAM and 64GB ufs
  • Dual SIM Unlocked and compatible with GSM/LTE carriers utilizing GSM network such as AT&T, T-Mobile, Straight Talk, MetroPCS, Cricket wireless, simple mobile, bright spot, and others

Description

Building on Sony’s traditional strengths in camera, visual, and audio innovation, the Xperia XZ1 takes another step forward as the premier smartphone for fans of entertainment and content creation. It all starts with the camera. As introduced in its recent Xperia XZ predecessors, the XZ1 comes equipped with Sony’s exclusive Motion Eye camera system with 960 fps Super Slow-Motion video capture. The Motion Eye camera now features enhanced Predictive Hybrid Autofocus with rapid-fire burst capability that captures continuous motion at 10 fps. The camera also introduces an innovative 3D scanning technology that captures high-resolution 3D images straight to the device and outputs them directly to a 3D printer and other 3D image applications. The XZ1’s 5.2” 1080p Full HD HDR display produces crisp, clear images and videos to optimize your entertainment experiences. Sony’s latest smartphone features many audio innovations, including Smart Amp, High Resolution Audio, and S-Force Front Surround Sound. It will be the first device to ship with Google’s latest Android O platform, is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, and is housed in a rigid full-metal body design. Combining the cutting-edge Motion Eye camera system, a stunning 1080p Full HD HDR display, and superior Sony audio capabilities, Sony’s Xperia XZ1 redefines camera, visual, and audio excellence in a premium smartphone.

Brand: Sony


Model Name: Xperia XZ1


Wireless Carrier: AT&T


Operating System: Android O


Cellular Technology: LTE


Memory Storage Capacity: 64 GB


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi


Color: Moonlit Blue


Screen Size: 5.2 Inches


Wireless network technology: Wi-Fi


Product Dimensions: 5.8 x 0.2 x 2.8 inches


Item Weight: 5.4 ounces


Item model number: G8342 (Moonlit Blue)


Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


OS: Android O


Wireless communication technologies: Cellular


Connectivity technologies: Wi-Fi


Special features: durable, waterproof


Display resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels


Other display features: Wireless


Human Interface Input: Touchscreen


Scanner Resolution: 1920 x 1080


Other camera features: Front


Form Factor: Smartphone


Color: Moonlit Blue


Whats in the box: A7 printed - Generic Startup Guide E-Label Quick Charger Head, UCH12 Standard Master Pack Label Standard Mobile Phone Label Standard Sales Item Label Type-C USB Cable-Bird, UCB20 (W1649~), Part 1302-1935, MH410 wired headset


Manufacturer: Sony Mobile Communications, (USA) Inc


Date First Available: September 18, 2017


Memory Storage Capacity: 64 GB


Standing screen display size: 5.2 Inches


Weight: 5.44 ounces


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    • Sony Returns to Form
Color: Black
With the XZ1, Sony's Xperia line returns to form. After wandering in the cel phone wilderness for the last year or so, the electronics giant pulled their collective heads out of their collective hindquarters and have delivered a very good (if not quite great) flagship mobile device. The past 12-16 months gave us the X, the X Compact, the X Performance, the XZ, the XZS, the XA1, and a gaggle of other mid-tier offerings from Sony. Of them, only the XZS and the XZ Premium could come close to laying claim to flagship status, with the latter coming with one of the finest 4K displays in the business. Unfortunately XZS didn't come with a battery big enough to power the nice phone specs, and the XZ Premium was an exceptionally large phone, at an exceptionally large price. The XZ1 sees the company step up it's game. As of this writing, it's one of the few devices shipping with Android 8 / Oreo out of the box, running the latest Snapdragon 835 processor, with a beautiful 1080 display and a slightly-refined physical design and sturdy-feeling build-quality. And for nearly $700, it certainly should have a premium feel to it. Even the best phones are balancing acts of compromise, so while there's certainly something here for everyone, it's also unlikely to appeal to absolutely everyone. Most people either love or hate Sony's take on industrial design. Some bemoan the size of the top and bottom bezels. In a world where the S8 strives to give customers nothing-but-screen, Sony certainly isn't following the fashion train. But they sure as heck are following the functional-device-train. Having owned an S8, I certainly see the appeal. It's a beautiful looking device. But at the end of the day, I found the lack of bezels to be a problem in day to day use. With no edge on which to rest fingertips, I was constantly accidentally activating various apps, or accidentally hitting the wrong onscreen area within a given app. Nice to look at...but darn if it's not a pain to actually use. So, here's a subjective run down of Pros and Cons: PRO - Great screen. In addition to it's Triluminous setting, Sony has added a new video color-saturating setting. Honestly, it looks like they're taking a stab at the popping colors and deep blacks on OLED devices like the S8. And they've done a good job...this is one of the sharpest, most color popping screens out there at the moment. - Great processor. The new Snapdragon is great. Everything runs smoothly. - Headphone jack / Audio processing. Yay for hanging on to this bit of tech, the old headphone jack. Bluetooth headphones are well and good, but they eat up a battery, and they can't deliver the same quality of audio as a wired set. If how your music sounds on your device is important to you, wired is still the way to go. For now at least. And Sony's DESS audio processing sounds pretty great to my ears. Pick up a third party audio player like Neutron if you'd like even more control of the sound. CON - Physical design. This really doesn't belong in the "con" column, but the fact is either you like what Sony is doing here, or you don't. - Price. Sony offers a handful of budget models, but their flagship line has never been anything but pricey. Especially in America where the brand isn't known for it's mobile devices, the average android user might be hard pressed to pay $699 to a company they normally associate with televisions. In Europe and Asia, though, Sony remains a popular contender with Samsung and Apple for high end devices. - Battery. This also might not be a negative, as the new Snapdragon and Oreo are alleged to be more efficient with their power use. Running some benchmarks seem to bear this out, as while it leads in most areas, there are some processes they've scaled back. So far, I don't see any penalty in processing power, but I've also not had it long enough to take a firm stance on battery life. But anecdotally, it does seem to be an improvement over the XZS and XZ Performance. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2017 by Michael Mcfadden
    • It works well with T-mobile
Color: Moonlit Blue
Product info : XPERIA XZ1 (moonlit blue) US warranty, unlocked model G8342 : SI 1310-1104 (the product No. is the same as the international edition) Carrier and Plan : T-mobile T-mobile One Activation month : Dec 2017 Used locations : Texas, Curaçao (a Caribbean island) OS : OS 8 (Oreo) , still a bit buggy OS I probably need to wait for more patches.... Design : Pretty awesome design, but very slippery. It is highly recommended to use a transparent case so that you can still enjoy the look of the phone without dropping it. Functionality : smooth, but some programs are buggy. I switched from CDMA company to GSM company, T-mobile. There are more phones to choose. Therefore I chose this phone. I am happy to be liberated from any service carrier Logo on phones and during booting. Note: My XPERIA package box states G8342 which is the same as the international edition No. Therefore I called Amazon. The Amazon rep said the product I received is the US warranty edition. I have no problem using this product with T-mobile so far. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2018 by C_US_2014
    • Worst upgrade ever
Color: Moonlit Blue
I have had a Sony Xperia Z5 for a few years. Loved the phone, but camera lens got scratched and Sony US won't fix since they can't get parts. Reasonable enough. Really liked the fingerprint reader on the old phone and it had also died recently. So I got this phone as a replacement. Man do I miss my old phone. The fingerprint reader was there during setup, then disappeared after it realized it was in the US. I know I can hack the system and download other country's OK, but why should I need to go through this. Can you imagine Apple users being asked to do this? There is no "star" feature on the text message to avoid deleting important texts, the address book's up/down slider is all odd - you have to flick down once, before you can use it. Once you start typing a text message, you can't tell which SIM it will use and you can't change the choice even if it is wrong.They took away the SIP phone (which was lumpy, but worked once you got used to it). So many steps backwards. Oh, and a big deal for me, you can have dual SIM, or one SIM and a memory card, but not all three. And Sony, what is up with not being able to restore an Xperia backup from one generation to the next generation? Why do a backup at all using Sony software? I'd still rather have this phone than a Samsung because Sony updates the OS frequently which I think is important, but otherwise really really disappointed in the management decisions. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2018 by Christopher

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