Sony Xperia 1 III - 5G Smartphone with 120Hz 6.5" 21:9 4K HDR OLED display with triple camera and four focal lengths- XQBC62/B
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Color: Black
Style: Xperia 1 III Black
Features
- Display: Features a 6.5-inch 4K HDR OLED display with 120Hz refresh rate for smooth scrolling and vivid colors.
- Camera: Equipped with a triple camera setup with 12MP main, 12MP ultra-wide and 12MP telephoto lenses for versatile photography.
- Audio: Supports 360 Reality Audio for immersive listening experiences and has evolved stereo speakers that are 40% louder.
- Connectivity: Supports 5G connectivity for fast speeds and Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 5G platform for smooth performance.
- Design: Has a sleek slate design with a 21:9 aspect ratio and is IP65/68 water resistant for durability.
- Memory: Comes with 12GB RAM for smooth multitasking and has 256GB internal storage for plenty of space.
- Safety: Features a fingerprint sensor for secure unlocking and has a 1-year manufacturer warranty for peace of mind.
- Portability: Weighs just 6.6 ounces and has a slim design that makes it easy to carry around.
Description
Experience breathtaking speed in in your creative, entertainment or gaming from the World’s first 120Hz immersive 6.5” 21:9 CinemaWide 4K HDR OLED display to the triple camera and four focal lengths which features Real-time autofocus even when shooting extended telephoto or up to 20fps continuous image capture.
Brand: Sony
Operating System: Android 10.0
Ram Memory Installed Size: 12 GB
CPU Model: Snapdragon
CPU Speed: 2.84 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 256 GB
Screen Size: 6.5 inches
Resolution: 3840 x 1644
Refresh Rate: 120 hertz
Model Name: Xperia 1 III
Operating System: Android 10.0
RAM Memory Installed: 12 GB
Processor Series: Snapdragon
Processor Speed: 2.84 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 256 GB
Color: Black
SIM Card Slot Count: Dual SIM
Connector Type: 3.5mm Jack, USB Type C
Form Factor: Slate
Biometric Security Feature: Fingerprint Recognition
Human-Interface Input: Touchscreen
Sim Card Size: Nano
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm
Additional Features: 4K Video Recording, Dual SIM, Expandable Memory, Fingerprint Sensor, Water Resistant
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 256 GB
Front Photo Sensor Resolution: 8 mp
Rear Facing Camera Photo Sensor Resolution: 12 mp
Camera Description: Front, Rear
Shooting Modes: Automatic
Number of Rear Facing Cameras: 3
Number of Front Cameras: 1
Battery Description: Lithium-Polymer
Battery Power: 4500
Item Weight: 6.6 ounces
Item Dimensions: 6.5 x 2.8 x 0.32 inches
GPS Geotagging Functionality: True
Supported Satellite Navigation System: GPS
Screen Size: 6.5 inches
Resolution: 3840 x 1644
Refresh Rate: 120 hertz
Display Type: OLED
Aspect Ratio: 219
Display Resolution Maximum: 1644 x 3840 pixels
Display Pixel Density: 643 pixels_per_inch
Wireless Provider: Unlocked
Cellular Technology: GSM, HSPA, LTE, HSDPA
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, NFC, USB, Wi-Fi
Wireless Network Technology: GSM, LTE
Brand: Sony
Model Year: 2021
Built-In Media: Mobile Phone, Charger Block, USB C-C cable, Printed Leaflets
Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer
Manufacturer: Sony
Model Series: 1
Specific Uses For Product: creating and enjoying mobile content, photography, cinematography, gaming
UPC: 095673870135
Unit Count: 1 Count
Video Capture Resolution: 4k
Frame Rate: 120 Hz
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Color: Black
Style: Xperia 1 III Black
Sony is currently the underdog in the Android mobile market. Their sales have dwindled (though the division now turns annual profits). They don't get anywhere near the mind-share of Samsung or Apple, or even companies like One Plus. Practically every tech reviewer out there has been saying "this phone is overpriced." So why do I like this phone? Am I the weird one who thinks it's worth the money? I don't think so - and here's my case. USER EXPERIENCE The Snapdragon 888 SoC and 12gb of system RAM mean this phone absolutely flies through Android 11 (Sony has promised a minimum of 2 OS updates as well). The user experience is fast and buttery, and it can handle even the most taxing games with aplomb. The 256gb of on board memory means you will likely not worry about app storage or photo storage for quite some time. Android is near stock, but a raft of Sony improvements are available, such as "side sense" and multi-window switch, which make running two apps simultaneously on the tall screen a breeze. SCREEN and SPEAKERS As you can see in the above LOTR picture, this screen is really spectacular when it comes to media. It is 21:9, and video apps intelligently zoom to fit is when using that cinematic aspect ratio. The level of detail and the pop from HDR is palpable. The screen can do 120hz in 4K resolution, but I find 60hz perfectly smooth. The speakers are the best I've heard on a mobile device. Loud, clear up to top volume, and even a little bassy. Terrific for YouTube or podcasts even if you're in, say, a noisy kitchen. CAMERA Sony has brought its Alpha camera interface (pictured) to the Xperia line (though not to worry, there is a standard "Basic" mode enabled by default as well). This affords the user control of basically everything - ISO, white balance, shutter speed, manual focus, and so on. The camera features four native focal lengths to shoot in - 16mm ultrawide, 24mm standard, 70mm 3.7x zoom, and 105mm 4.4x zoom (which I have demonstrated in my attached skyline pictures, all taken from the same position). Results are impressive, and make this phone a real point and shoot replacement. Eye Autofocus detection is a major boon to parents of fast moving children or pets, and it works wonderfully. The camera is also capable of 4K/120fps video, and includes the Cinema Pro app to let your inner film director fly free in 21:9 aspect ratio with all sorts of manual control of camera settings and color timing. UNIQUE FEATURES The Xperia line has two unique selling points that are massively important to me. First and foremost is expandable storage. You can pop a 1tb micro SD card into this phone to store photos, music, movies, whatever. Also, there is a 3.5mm headphone jack - not important to some people, but for those with high quality headphones or a desire to use an external mic, this is a must. Now, I wish these features were not unique in the smartphone world, but they are now, thanks to Apple. CONCLUSION This phone has the same MSRP as the Galaxy S21 Ultra and the iPhone 12 Pro Max. It performs equally with them in terms of user experience and camera, but adds expandable storage, a 4K/120hz screen, and a headphone jack. There's even a deal currently to get free Sony noise canceling earbuds. so is this a "bad deal?" Only insofar as any current flagship is a bad deal. This phone is tailored for a specific sort of user - one who likes a lot of features, customization, and user control. If that's not you, this phone isn't for you. But if it is, I have a hard time imagining you being disappointed by it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2021 by Matthew T. Weflen
Color: Black
Style: Xperia 1 III Black
I have the phone for 5 months now .. coming from LG V60, which I had hard time replacing as on USA market there is only one phone what has dedicated DAC, the Asus ROG 5S, but it is not good for everyday use as there is no IP water resisyance rating on it, any water splash would kill it. So, that leaves me with only Sony Xperia 1 Mk3 as the phone to get, closest to LG V60 in my features list. Sans DAC, but has dual sim, which is very handy. Sony is very good phone overall, wish it had wi-fi calling on T-Mobile USA, wider screen, dedicated DAC, and ability to have dual sim and microsd card all in one setup. Well, other then those items in the wish list, everything else is great, screen, touch screen digitizer, camera, weigth, battery, water resistance, clear loud sound from ear speaker, speakers, charging, GUI stability, buttons, dedicated photo shutter with half-press for focus, full-press to take a picture, all is working great. Modem is strong as well, picks the radio transmission signal well for voice conversations, on T-Mobile USA and overseas carriers, very good antenna set up, works well. Overall, if you last phone was LG V60, there is nothing else on the market closer to V60. Apple makes great phones, but I like Android file system accessibility better. Samsung is crippled Apple-wanna-be on Android now. Huawei is out of reach. So, so much for the choices, Xperia 1 Mk3 or Asus ROG 5s, I had chosen Sony, need a daily phone to use, not a gaming rig. So far, works great. Case used with Mr. Shield glass is Sucnakp Case Shock Absorption Anti Scratch Heavy Duty Durable LT Black, the only case I had found with the grip similar to the old-school Speck Presidio Grip, the one with rubber grooves grips, not the shitty plastic newer ones. Great tandem, this glass and that case. Survived many drops already. update June 2023 phone works great, no overheating, case holds the drops well, battery capacity holds well.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2022 by DroidMan
Color: Black
Style: Xperia 1 III Black
Overall. not sure if it's worth the waiting and money but definitely awesome to play CODM on/ I pre-ordered like a month a go before the initially announced release date on JULY 2021; Waited for a month and checking the shipping status every because I was so excited to get it; by the way I am a CODM player, no way near PRO but I consider myself a royal CODM player; Invested quit a lot on the game and this is the main reason of me buying the phone; as for the enhancement to the game. For this prospective, it worked well, not excellent but definitely better experience but playing on my old iphone 11 pro max. first disappointment, the shipping date got delayed for about a week or more; but amazon updated me with only saying delay and asking me to confirm the process; I could only accept the delay or cancel; obviously this is not something I was expecting as a pre-order buyer. next the box was arrived dirty, not even wrapped with plastic wraps. The phone supports 120hz and 4K and it's great experience to have them both on but simply; CODM does not support to turn on both at the same time. I ran at 120hz for gaming and only allowed me to use medium graphic; so I guess, no contribution of the 4K here; But even if with just the 120hz running at FHD graphic, the phone HEATING LIKE CRAZY!!! I had to put on the cooling fan (not coming with the phone BTW) after about 20 mins of playing, or otherwise cooking my finger; The battery consumption is also crazy as... well, I assume all buyers are kind of expected that. So I had to switch the default graphic to be lower, luckily there is a feature that allows you to set auto turn on of 4K when using specific app; so while enjoying the 4K and save some battery when not needed A PLUS on this feature; Wished it has the same feature for the refresh rate but it doesn't; the gaming support allows the auto switch to higher refresh rate with the 60hz default but only works with game; if you want to enjoy movie or others, need to switch manually or just let the battery die quick with the 120hz default. (not tried this yet, will see how faster the battery drain and if heating would affect use). SMALL Minus. if Sony could implement something like apple promotion, the bigger battery life to Xperia 1 would just make it my first option for upgrading my future phone; until my love with CODM is gone. Heating is another issue but yah, unless Sony got it's own chips; otherwise, good luck to SD if there is any legendary upgrade in the near future. Overall; great phone for gaming; I am not a photographic person so I wouldn't consider that part, but I am sure that is the biggest strength of Sony so unfortunately; Still, I would recommend CODM player to purchase if considering between Xperia 1 or the newer iphone coming later (could change my mind if apple release the 13 with some surprise) but the earbud and COD Point Bonus nailed it. Good Deal
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2021 by jcheng
Color: Black
Style: Xperia 1 III Black
Edit, April 2023: Just wanna say that after a bit over a year, almost a year and a half, this phone continues to serve me well. The software is still up to date, things are still running smoothly, and the battery continues to not be an issue. I have it set to stop charging at 80% to keep the battery healthier for longer, and I've got no problems with battery life. I feel no need to carry a battery pack with me. Mind you, when the Galaxy S7 I carried in high school was at this point in its life, it'd hit 50% by lunchtime. Let's be real: 20 minutes on the charger before and after work is not so bad. And I still think the camera is just okay. On one hand, this phone kinda got me into photography. On the other hand, this phone made me buy a real camera. Take that as you will. Radar is still an extraordinarily good boy. My original review, from February 2022: Despite some doom-and-gloom headlines, I can't help but feel as if Sony has really found their market this time. That market is media nerds who miss old phones... and who were pushed off the LG train. But it's not just LG's departure from the market that makes this phone a hit, and there are a few notable differences separate the Mk.III's features from LG's mistakes. Chief among them: intention and cohesion. The Mk.III is a phone with a purpose, and it goes about executing that purpose remarkably well. The headphone jack is present and sounds very nice, so that you can actually use your nice, wired headphones (although it is still a smartphone; don't expect to run an HD-600 out of it). The SIM tray is toolless and has a micro-SD slot, so that files (songs, pictures, videos, movies, etc), can be moved on to and off of the phone quickly and easily. The rectangular, notchless 4k, 120hz, 16:9 screen is perfect for watching movies with as few compromises as possible on a mobile devise. The camera's hardware is robust (if a bit over-engineered) and has an accompanying shutter button, and the software is aimed squarely at people who'd get use out of a good manual mode... and not so much those who wouldn't. The Mk.III is a phone designed for nerds, and that's what the Xperia line has always been. Regular consumers are going to be turned off by it, but that's because it's not meant for them. Normal smartphone users don't care about the rectangular screen, the Cinema Pro app, or that it has a hi-res DAC, and they would almost certainly get more use out of something like a Pixel or a Galaxy. LG's fatal mistake was forgetting that normal people aren't interested, and instead of sticking to one market or the other, they split the difference and got lost in the middle, with features that neither side was really all that interested in. I bet you didn't remember that the G5 had separate modules you could attach to a slot at the bottom, or that the V20 had a little second screen that could display app shortcuts, or that the G8 had a sensor that could read the blood vessels in your hand. The Xperia line has gotten around this by completely ignoring the normal people that don't care, and instead catering directly to nerds, allowing them to wear expensive headphones and fiddle with their camera settings while also not forsaking flagship creature comforts like a top-of-the-line processor, metal and glass construction, wireless charging, and up-to-date software-- all things that are not guaranteed when buying the older or cheaper phones that share many of the Mk.III's most desired features. Although the phone is by no means perfect (the cameras' auto mode needs work, the battery could be bigger, and some might find Sony's software skin to be a bit sparse), it more than achieves what it set out to do, and I am looking forward to keeping it by my side going forward. Judge the photo sample as you will, but I think it does well. I haven't had a lot of interesting photo opportunities with this phone yet, and I am not a photographer, so some basic indoor dog pictures will have to suffice. His name is Radar and he's a very good boy.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2022 by Amazon Customer
Color: Black
Style: Xperia 1 III Black
It is a sad state of affairs that it requires a $1300 phone to tick all of the boxes I want in a phone but this is the only phone I'm aware of right now that does. Despite the price tag I'm extremely happy with the phone though. Pros: No notch/chin/camera screen punch, headphone jack, micro SD slot (or dual Sim), beautiful AMOLED screen, water resistance, wireless charging, flagship 2021 phone hardware under the hood (Snapdragon 888 etc) and a solid camera. Cons: battery life is fine but not amazing. Camera software is a little wonky and definitely will take some getting used to. I also had some issues getting it to accept text messages from Verizon at first but got it sorted out in a few minutes with a store visit. Note that receiving texts, data and voice all worked without issue from the get go. Otherwise it has worked without issue on Verizon and at least in my area gets a usable Verizon 5G signal. And obviously the price tag is a big con but when no other manufacturer can bother to include basic things like a headphone jack and micro SD card in a phone I guess I'll pay it. Kudos to Sony for going against the current trends in flagship phones and producing a great device. Hopefully this trend continues and catches on with other manufacturers who want to stand out from the pack.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2021 by Patrick
Color: Black
Style: Xperia 1 III Black
I've had this phone for around a year now. The only credit I can give this phone is about the few things I actually do like about it, like the camera and the fact it comes with an auxiliary port. For the price I paid, the phone has had way too many flaws during the time I've had it. I'll start with the battery, if you get this phone, don't even expect to make it a full day without having to charge it, especially if you're planning on using it. It's TERRIBLE and can't handle the hardware the phone comes with. It has been terrible since day 1, even after factory resetting the device. Not to mention the glitches/bugs that I have ran into, from apps randomly crashing to the phone continuously telling me "System U.I. has stopped responding", which has also happened since day one. I would have given it two starts if it weren't for the issue I now have with the phone. After a year and not even TWO WEEKS of ownership, the phone began restarting itself over and over again, and every time it turns on it either crashes again or I can't turn on WiFi or mobile data. I've factory reset the device countless times, tried Sony's "software repair tool", and contacted Sony about the issue multiple times with no helpful advice/fix. I didn't pay for the ridiculous $300 for the extended protection plan since I was already paying so much for the phone, so I stuck with the 1 year warranty. But since the phone is 2 WEEKS out of warranty, Sony is refusing to repair or replace the device. I was given a number of an independent phone repair facility within my country and was told to call them. I'm not putting anymore money into it to have it still be a horrible phone. I wouldn't recommend buying this phone at all.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2023 by Benson Steel Fabricators
Color: Black
Style: Xperia 1 III Black
The fingerprint sensor is a little finicky. It took several attempts to get my thumbprint set up upon initial device setup as, for somw reason, if it failed to recognize my print once it would refuse to scan the thumb additional times. For a system that requires you to scan the finger you'd like to add numerous times this was a little problematic. After this, however, the fingerprint sensor works flawlessly and almost every time. It seems a little more sensitive to moisture than my Pixel 5s sensor was, but problems with that are few and far between and are usually solved by giving my thumb a quick wipe against clothes to dry it off. The camera is a bit more difficult to use to get good photos than the likes of Pixel without Google's additional processing backing it up, but the additional options for taking photos, I quite like. There is a bit of a learning curve, but I like the direction Sony is going. Having a camera shutter button is nearly a game changer. It is amazing having a physical button that I know and can feel for the location of. That alone makes the camera one of the easiest to use I've encountered, despite the fact that I am still working on matching the quality of photos my Pixel 5's software could self-process. There have been some buggy instances of software, say when I do things like accidentally activate certain feature add-ons Sony placed on Android 12, but for what the phone offers me I'd happily endure this in the place of the Pixel like where all three phones I owned died in just over a year. The phone isn't perfect by any means, but at this point what phone is? To me, this phone is the closest to perfect I've had in a very long time. Flagship quality phone with a headphone jack and SD expansion in 2022? I should have done this YEARS ago.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2022 by A dragon
Color: Black
Style: Xperia 1 III Black
Does it "phone" good? Firstly, this is a telephone. If you're on T-mobile you may be reliant on cell tower signal aggregation or wifi calling if you have a bad signal at the back of your home. Or you work in a warehouse. Or an office building. Neither of these weak-signal mitigation strategies are supported by this phone. And you will notice. After some time with T-mobile support I can confirm there is no wifi calling with this device at least here in the middle of 2022. I can't attest to VoLTE calling but I didn't have any issues outside. And no SMS over wifi. So, how did all this play out? Crap indoor call quality if I was in the wrong spot in my home, some described my audio as "choppy". If you like receiving texts like, "Hey did you get my earlier text?", by all means get this phone on T-mobile. For calls the speakers are noticeably poorer than my 6 year old phone. I'd summarize it as unnaturally crisp. Granted my old phone was a flagship with dual stereo speakers on the bottom plus stereo in landscape mode so maybe they don't make 'em like they used to. Things I liked: The form factor! It's described by some as narrow but you'll get used to it surprisingly fast and if you have medium to small hands trying to one hand it isn't a high risk juggling act. Every other phone will now look and feel weirdly chunky. Battery - I ran my display at 60Hz refresh and was easily getting into a second day without a charge and never missed 120Hz which honestly looks like a gimmick on every phone I've tried and not worth the cost in battery. Also I didn't use the 5G mode - apparently that's another battery drain that's not worth it. Fingerprint recognition? Blazingly fast. If you haven't had a side button reader before it'll take some getting used to and figuring out which fingers to register beyond your thumb. No hot phone issues but I've obviously optimized for battery life. I'm not going to get into the camera because as a savvy dSLR user I kept thinking I must be using it wrong based on my results. Which were sometimes out of focus in dim conditions independent of which lens I used? I can't speak to Cinema Pro either but I did try it and it does look pretty neat. IF it was good at being an actual phone on T-mobile I could've lived with all of the other faults just for the sake of having a memory slot and a headphone jack... and there's nothing else on the market in the premium tier that's so easy to one hand. I fell in love with this phone but it was unrequited, at least on T-mo. :(
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2022 by Steve A