On the other hand, the possibilities offered with regard to calibration are excellent: you can choose between a standard mode which is the classic one with smartphone emphasized colors, or a creation mode that has been calibrated for the BT2020 color space, capable among other things of adapting to content, going from DCI-P3 to sRGB. In reality, the management is partially dynamic between 60 and 120 Hz, in particular the 60 Hz are set when displaying the multimedia contents, while the whole UI remains fixed at 120 Hz. Speaking of refresh rates, Sony allows the user to enable the “120 Hz” switch, nothing else.
At the hardware level, the real lack is the adaptive refresh rate, not being equipped with an LTPO panel. The peak of brightness has grown considerably compared to last year and already at the sight there is a greater brightness, which materializes in a peak measured just above 1000 nits. The display is a 1 billion color OLED with 6.1-inch diagonal (21: 9) at 120 Hz, HDR10 support is present, the resolution is 1080×2520 pixels. Gorilla Glass Victus front and back, stereo speakers with front outputs divinely embedded between glass and frame. The second is that the rocker of the volume so small is a torture, because it constantly goes down instead of up and vice versa, but what does it cost to make it a little bigger?Īs already mentioned above there is the 3.5 mm audio jack, next to it there is a notification LED, the left side is completely clean while at the bottom there is the Type-C port and the SIM drawer that is still extracted with the fingernail, no need for the pin, thanks Sony. The first is that a sensor on the right will be very comfortable for some, much less for left-handers like myself, even if the small size helps in being able to unlock with the index “wrapping” the body of the smartphone with the palm of the hand. And I have to make some considerations that alas are the same ones I have been doing for the Sony Xperia for a few years. On an ergonomic level, I would like to point out that the fingerprint reader is not under the display but on the right side, together with the volume rocker and the button to take pictures and call up the camera. Of course you have to like that format in 21: 9 that makes the remote control effect a bit and then it is damn slippery, because this year they have rounded the edges even more, so much so that the smartphone seems almost “soft”, yes, like a bar of soap. The images above retain the right proportions, so if at first glance it seems larger (among the small ones), in reality, being the narrowest, it is the one that is slimmer in the hand.
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