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Sonny rattled some feathers with the official announcement of the Xperia 1 VI on May 15. The phone drops two of Xperia's most iconic features: the 4K screen and the 21:9 aspect ratio. The Japanese company hopes that by doing this, it will cater to a wider audience, and maybe, just maybe, some people will buy the Xperia 1 VI instead of, let's say, the
The camera bumps on both phones are also radically different. The Xperia follows in the footsteps of a long line of vertically positioned, elongated camera systems, while the iPhone uses a squarish design.comes with a titanium frame, while the Xperia 1 VI uses aluminum. Even though both phones use glass, they feel different in the hand because Sony does this texture thing with the Gorilla Glass Armor.
In terms of brightness, Sony claims that the Xperia 1 VI is 50% brighter than its predecessor, and we will test this, so stay tuned. Thehas 2,000 nits of advertised peak brightness , so it will be an interesting battle. The Xperia has more RAM, but we all know that this is not exactly relevant due to the different philosophy behind the ecosystem, the app optimization, and other things like that. The Sony phone also comes with a vapor chamber cooling for the first time, so this should alleviate any overheating issues. Tests will be added pretty soon, so stay tuned.
The main and ultrawide cameras are quite similar, specs-wise. It's not a secret that Apple uses Sony sensors for its iPhone models, so there's a good chance we're talking about very similar hardware here. What's more important nowadays with smartphone photography is post-processing algorithms.
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