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Sony Xperia PRO-I all carriers 5G smartphone with 1-inch image sensor, triple camera array and 120Hz 6.5” 21:9 4K HDR OLED Display - XQBE62/B

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Condition
Used - Acceptable
Style
Xperia Pro-I
Model
XQBE62/B
Storage
512 GB
Memory
12 GB
Screen size
6.5 in
Dimensions
6.61 x 2.84 x 0.35 in
Warranty
1 year manufacturer

Features 5

  • World s first native 4K 120fps high frame rate recording in a smartphone[ii].Form_factor : Bar.Display resolution maximum:1644 x 3840 pixels
  • Eye AF and Object tracking keeps subjects in focus for videos and stills
  • Triple camera array w/ ZEISS optics (16mm/24mm/50mm) and 3D iToF sensor
  • Anti-distortion shutter helps suppress the rolling-shutter effect

Description

The Xperia PRO-I redefines the camera as the world’s first smartphone with 1-inch Exmor RS® image sensor and phase-detection AF[i], 4K video recording at 120fps high frame rate (a world’s first[ii]), and unique modular vlogging capabilities all packed into a smartphone. So you can be creative, wherever, whenever. It’s THE Camera. [i] Xperia PRO-I features a 1.0-type Sony image sensor with phase detection auto focus. Verified by Strategy Analytics' SpecTRAX Service against the published camera specifications for over 19,600 smartphones. Correct as of the 26th October 2021. [ii] The Xperia PRO-I supports high frame-rate internal 4K movie recording at up to 120fps, for smooth, expressive slow-motion playback at up to 5x. Verified by Strategy Analytics' SpecTRAX Service against the published video specifications for over 19,600 smartphones. Correct as of the 26th October 2021 [iii] This feature is only available for the 24mm lens.

Specs 58

Brand Sony
Operating System Android 11.0
Ram Memory Installed Size 12 GB
CPU Model Snapdragon
CPU Speed 2.84 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity 512 GB
Screen Size 6.5 Inches
Resolution 1644 x 3840

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Amazing phone with some quirks
Style: Xperia Pro-I
After my operator decided to kill my phone by turning off 3G infrastructure I started to look at new device. I use my phone primarily as an audio player and in camera on the go in situations when I don't have DSLR with me. My requirements were: - 3.5mm jack (and good DAC chip) - Camera without pixel binning capable of shooting RAW - Good battery for a full day of use I was unpleasantly surprised how limited my choices where. After some consideration I decided to splurge and pre-ordered Sony Pro-I and I am so happy about my choice! Audio is great, I really like how my IEMs sound with this phone. Photo experience is good. I spent some time adjusting to Sony's interface (Nikon user here), but this is somewhat expected. Two step shutter button is really nice and overall, workflow is very similar to any DSLR. Active area of the sensor is less than 1 inch and smartphone lenses are obviously far behind any modern prime lens, but it is enough for a 4K monitor or medium size photo print. One thing I was really surprised is how easy is to work with Lightroom on Android. For me transition from and to desktop versions of Lightroom is smooth and painless. Fingerprint sensor (which is also on/off button) requires some accurate finger positioning, but after some time it feels natural and works well. This is definitely not the phone for everyone. But if you are looking for a smartphone with great audio and camera for situations, when backpack with DSLR is not with you then I can recommend this device for consideration. P. S. there are lot of arguments there saying that separate camera is cheaper than this phone. Well, if you need just camera, and can carry audio player, camera and phone then yes. If you have a backpack carrier with 2 year old or for some other reason don't carry Photo backpack 24/7 I would say no. Pro-I is definitely not a point and shoot camera. It is much closer to DSLR experience where you need to post-process RAW files in Lightroom or similar software. Majority of phones out there do post-processing automatically and that's why out of the box many of them look more appealing. With Pro-I you have more freedom of edit, at the expense of effort. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2021 by Anton Kutepov
Nice evolution in the lineup with some caveats
Style: Xperia Pro-I
Good evolution of the Xperia flagship line with a few caveats. Shortened battery life was expected as a symptom of the 120hz refresh rate screen but didn't realize it was going to be this bad since I was expecting the larger battery to offset some of that. With the Xperia 1 II, I could get by with a single charge per day. With the Pro-I, it's impossible to do that and most days will require two charges. The charging is also much slower in comparison. The camera was one of the main components marketed as ground breaking by Sony. Well, it's no game changer especially at night. Subpar at best and the dynamic range isn't great either. During the day it's better but it's not a S22. Worst of all, there are no system or Google Play security updates available. The phone has been stuck on the Oct 2021 system update and June 2021 Google Play updates since I received the phone in December. Sony support has been helpful but tells me the Senior engineers confirm this is the latest version available for the phone even though their notes state otherwise. Unfortunately this item will be the deal breaker. If there is not an update before the end of January, the phone will be going back. Fundamental security issues are non-negotiable. The screen is amazing compared to my iPhone 13 Pro Max. The headphone jack and DAC sounds amazing compared to the Xperia 1 II which was horrible. Functionally, things just make much more sense on this phone and has been my daily driver since day 1. It's unfortunate Sony can't get their act together with updates. THAT should be priority 1! Edit: as of March 2nd, the phone was finally updated to Jan 2022 security updates today. Sony support has been fantastic throughout the process. Although it's unfortunate to have needed to push it along, support has been fantastic and was very much invested in getting the needed info to the engineering team. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2022 by L.L.
3.5mm Jack, Camera, 4k 120hz, and Front firing speakers some features that fit in this headline. 3.5mm Jack, Camera, 4k 120hz, and Front firing speakers some features that fit in this headline.
Style: Xperia Pro-I
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Been using the Xperia line for years... The key thing to realize here is if you are someone who just wants touch the screen and take a picture... while it may get some really good results this might not be the phone for you... HOWEVER, anyone wanting to treat this like a small camera... Then this is the phone for you... and by that I mean... if you always shoot raw on your real camera and expect to edit it before posting or using the photo then this is for you... Lightroom Mobile is your friend here.... A more casual user can leave it in the photo pro AUTO setting and still edit great raw photos in Lightroom if one is more afraid of using the camera setting manually... If you are willing to mess with the setting you have Shutter speed Priority, Program and Manual modes to play with... as with a real camera they all have limitations so you need to play around and learn them... Being familiar with Shutter speed, ISO, Aperture, White Balance and Exposure/Exposure Compensation will all help you here... One thing that is for sure... This phone will make you a better shooter with a mirrorless camera because you learn to think about what settings you will need to make a shot happen. Best thing to do is practice with all the different settings. Video Pro app is the same way practice... Learning the right combination of things with both photo and video will get you the best results... The phone's cameras in this case are as good as the user that controls it... Which is a great thing especially when you want the picture to look a certain way... where most phones will just adjust the picture to be what it thinks you want it to be. Note 24mm is going to be your best friend... The other lenses are pretty good too but the 24mm so good. The other 2 lenses are probably on par with the Xperia 1iii maybe with some subtle improvements... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2022 by ///MILLER325CI
Sony Killed my Screen. Not remotely worth the money.
Style: Xperia Pro-I
For starters. Get the Asurion. I purchased December 8th 2022. Around May 20th 2024 Sony wants to do firmware updates. While in an air conditioned room the updates finished and BEHOLD! The screen would not come on and despite receiving texts and calls could not recognize commands cause the phone was dead. The camera is pretty bad for a Sony anything and I can't tell you if there was an obvious difference in display quality and toughness compared to my old Samsung Galaxy 9. Xperia Companion (The Sony Mobile Troubleshooting App) didn't work at all I imagine cause when I link my computer to my phone I would have needed a working phone screen to unlock the damn phone. A lot of reviews online coming out about the model's inability to handle heat and humidity. I live in Houston Texas. So no I took the buy out option and bought a Nokia with a better camera. My two theories is that either Sony is making trash phones on purpose for some reason or they heard I didn't want to join PSN because of Helldivers 2 so took their revenge on killing my phone. Stay away from the Xperia till this Zaibatsu gets it together and makes phone that can survive humidity and heat I guess. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2024 by Maulrus
Expensive but highly capable camera
Style: Xperia Pro-I
First off, do not compare this to iPhone, pixels or anything else. It doesn’t compare. The point and shoot mode on this is phone isn’t competitive but the custom camera controls are exactly what you see on a dedicated camera. The quality is there too. The high fps burst is also amazing, something the 888 can’t do on its own. The speakers are amazing and loud, display is bright enough even in direct sunlight. This device also seems very durable. My complaints are meh battery life, poor software updates (still on April 2022 security patch at end of July), poor video autofocus tracking and narrow display cuts off some games. That said, my NEX-6 struggles to keep up with the Pro-I in many cases. Obviously the NEX can take a multitude of lenses but it also doesn’t fit in my pocket or play movies and music. The Pro-I is a no brainer if you can get it under MSRP. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2022 by R. Bernhardt
Great Phone - Handicapped by Sony. Honeymoon is OVER.
Style: Xperia Pro-I
EDIT - I am very reluctant to post a one-star review. I have to be really hot to do it. Right now I'm boiling. I apologize for the technical terms, but this is a pro-level phone and the terms are meant for pros or at least accomplished amateurs. I originally reviewed this phone after using it extensively on a 7-day cruise in March 2022. At that time I was impressed with it even though it did crash at times with Filmic Pro. I am leaving my full original review for comparison. I still think it's a great phone, but I have some big issues with Sony. The phone is capable of shooting log, 10-bit. This fact is revealed by use of the Camera2 Probe app. But the apps Sony included DON'T TAKE ADVANTAGE of these features. That fact should have tipped me off, but I didn't realize the significance of it. After all, why sell a phone with impressive video capabilities and load it with video apps that cannot use these features? Filmic Pro did work well after a couple of revisions and I was pretty happy. Then I tried MotionCam Pro, which is capable of shooting RAW video(!) I had problems from the start and other PRO-I owners had the same issues. The developers concluded that Sony had locked out multiple capabilities from 3rd party developers and the phone needed to be rooted to use MotionCam Pro unlike several other phones that perform very well when shooting RAW video - no root required. I tried to root my phone and discovered that it can't be rooted. The bootloader is permanently locked. Since then Filmic Pro has stopped supporting 10-bit video, log or regular, with the Pro-I. Tell me that Sony didn't pressure them to remove this great professional feature. I paid (a lot) for this phone and now discover that I could have bought a Samsung or other high-end phone and been able to shoot in RAW and 10-bit log. I thought I owned this phone when I paid for it, but SONY is controlling what I can and can't do with it. I HAVE BOUGHT MY LAST SONY PRODUCT. Original review. This phone has so many great features it's hard to list them all. My wife and I just got back from a 7-day Caribbean cruise and I put the phone through its paces. Here are my observations. First, the camera is excellent. I was dreaming of a phone camera with full manual control and the ability to shoot raw stills and log video so I could edit in my PC. This one exceeded my expectations. It is solidly built, has the best screen I've ever seen and it seems that Sony has made a list of all of the features that Apple and Samsung have removed from their products (while raising the prices) and included most of them in this phone. It has an earphone/external microphone jack, a USB-C power/data port - also OTG capable so you can plug a HARD DRIVE or thumb drive in and access it with no problems and it arrives with a half terabyte of storage and a slot you can access with your thumbnail that can hold a one-terabyte SD card! Bloatware? you ask. Very little and with 1.5 terabytes of storage you don't even notice it. Did I mention the camera can be switched between f2 and f4? If you are shooting in strong sunlight you can stop it down and keep shooting without hanging a neutral density filter on it. Speaking of strong sunlight, like other phones, the camera controls are difficult to see outside during the day. I learned to make as many settings as I could before stepping outside and I turned the screen brightness all the way up. Oh, and it has actual GLASS LENSES, made by Zeiss no less! It has a programmable physical button, which I have programmed to start Filmic Pro. It also has a physical shutter button that refocuses the camera when the button is half-way down - like big boy cameras do. Replaceable battery? You will never see those again. Forget about it. The phone is not perfect. For starters with a full size SD card it tips the scales at over $2,000. It doesn't have wireless charging and the battery life is just OK although it can be recharged pretty quickly. I haven't used the included camera apps; I use Filmic Pro or Open Camera for video and Firstlight or Open Camera for stills. It will shoot 4k video at 120 fps and 10-bit color depth with High Dynamic Range. I have noticed the phone stalls, sometimes frequently with Filmic Pro and Open Camera. I found that frequently running the Ccleaner app to delete all of the unnecessary cache files seemed to help this issue. Use the paid version - this is no time to get cheap. It has never overheated - it just beeps and stops running. So thoroughbreds are finicky. Sony thinks of this as a professional camera that can make phone calls. I agree. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2022 by geronimo58
Don’t get the water resistant phone near water
Style: Xperia Pro-I
Well loved the phone but my wife dropped it and picked it right back up. It was raining it ruined it?????? I was supposed to be pretty water tight I thought. I mean the phone wasn’t in the rain but 5 seconds max???
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026 by Tony Burris
Great device!
Style: Xperia Pro-I
I lived Sony smartphones and this guy deserves the spotlight, build is premium, the Snapdragon 888 sadly isn't the greatest due to thermals but it does pretty well handling regular tasks... But once I get into the Sony Pro Apps... The phone gets hot and battery drains too fast, not sure if Sony could've addressed this but overall the performance of the smartphone is great! This phone feels amazing and top quality in the hand, the haptics are superb unlike my Xperia 1V that sucks at it, Android 13 performa amazingly and it has nothing to miss from the newest releases! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2025 by Hans
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