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Sony Xperia XZ2 Unlocked Smarphone - Dual SIM - 5.7" Screen - 64GB - Deep Green (US Warranty)
Brand | Sony |
Model Name | Xperia XZ2 |
Wireless Carrier | Unlocked |
Operating System | Android 8.0 |
Cellular Technology | LTE |
Memory Storage Capacity | 64 GB |
Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi |
Color | Deep Green |
Screen Size | 5.7 Inches |
Wireless network technology | Wi-Fi |
About this item
- 5.7-Inch, extended 18: 9 Aspect ratio HDR full HD+ display with new “ambient flow” design. Automatic up-conversion of SDR streaming and downloaded video into hdr-quality experiences. Gorilla glass 5.
- 19MP motion Eye Main Camera system with 1080P full HD super slow-motion video capture at 960 fps. 5MP front Camera with new selfie 3D capture. 4K HDR video recording.
- New Sony dynamic vibration system. S-force front Surround sound speakers. Hi-res audio.
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor. Dual SIM slots. 4GB memory/64GB storage, up to 400GB Micro sdxc card support. PS4 remote play support.
- Unlocked and compatible with carriers such as AT&T, T-Mobile, Straight Talk, MetroPCS, Cricket wireless, simple mobile, and others
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See It Like You're There
Now you can capture 4K HDR videos for the first time, for better color, contrast and detail.
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See It Like You're There
The XZ2 is upgraded to record Super Slow-Motion in either 1080p Full HD or HD mode.
Play It Like You're There
All-new Dynamic Vibration System gives you more immersive audio, video and game experiences.
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Hear It Like You're There
S-Force Front Surround Sound speakers delivers a loud, balanced and more dynamic sound.
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Hear It Like You're There
Hi-Res Audio compatible and DSEE-HX support to up-convert your music to near Hi-Res quality.
The Power To Immerse You
Powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 845 processor. Always-on fingerprint sensor and Qi wireless charging.
XPERIA
Xperia XZ2 | Xperia XZ2 Compact | Xperia XA2 Ultra | Xperia XA2 | Xperia L2 | |
Customer Reviews
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4.3 out of 5 stars
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4.0 out of 5 stars
128
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Display
| 5.7" 18:9 Full HD+ HDR | 5.0" 18:9 Full HD+ HDR | 6.0” Full HD 1080p | 5.2” Full HD 1080p | 5.5” HD 720p |
Main Camera
| 19MP Motion Eye | 19MP Motion Eye | 23MP Exmor RS Sensor | 23MP Exmor RS Sensor | 13MP |
Front Camera
| 5MP / selfie 3D capture | 5MP / selfie 3D capture | 16MP with OIS / 8MP super wide | 8MP super wide-angle | 8MP super wide-angle |
Sound
| S-Force Front Surround Sound | S-Force Front Surround Sound | ClearAudio+ / SmartAmplifier | ClearAudio+ / SmartAmplifier | ClearAudio+ |
Android Version / SIM
| Android Oreo 8.0 / Dual SIM | Android Oreo 8.0 / Single SIM | Android Oreo 8.0 / Nano SIM | Android Oreo 8.0 / Nano SIM | Android Nougat 7.1 / Nano SIM |
Processor
| Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 | Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 | Qualcomm Snapdragon 630 | Qualcomm Snapdragon 630 | MediaTek Quad-core |
RAM/Internal Memory/Expandable
| 4GB / 64GB / 400GB Micro SDXC | 4GB / 64GB / 400GB Micro SDXC | 4GB / 32GB / 256GB Micro SD | 3GB / 32GB / 256GB Micro SD | 3GB / 32GB / 256GB Micro SD |
Battery Capacity / Charger
| 3180 mAh / Quick Charger | 2870 mAh / Quick Charger | 3580 mAh / Regular Charger | 3580 mAh / Regular Charger | 3580 mAh / Regular Charger |
Fingerprint Sensor
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Size / Weight
| 6.0 x 2.8 x 0.4" / 6.9oz | 5.3 x 2.6 x 0.5" / 5.9oz | 6.4 x 3.1 x 0.3" / 7.7 oz | 5.5 x 2.7 x 0.3" / 6.0 oz | 5.9 x 3.0 x 0.3 / 6.2 oz |
Network Compatibility
| AT&T, T-Mobile & More | Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile & More | AT&T, T-Mobile & More | Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile & More | AT&T, T-Mobile & More |
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Product Dimensions | 6.02 x 0.43 x 2.83 inches |
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Item Weight | 6.9 ounces |
ASIN | B07B7TX5XG |
Item model number | H8266 - Deep Green |
Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
Customer Reviews |
4.3 out of 5 stars |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
OS | Android 8.0 |
Connectivity technologies | Wi-Fi |
Special features | Advanced X-Reality engine, 3D Creator with selfie 3D capture, Dynamic Vibration System, 4K HDR video recording |
Display resolution | 1960x1080 |
Other display features | Wireless |
Human Interface Input | Touchscreen |
Scanner Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
Other camera features | 19.0 |
Form Factor | Smartphone |
Color | Deep Green |
Whats in the box | A7 printed - Generic Startup Guide Bungo, Audio Cable, EC260, Part: 1310-9805 E-Label Bolt2, Charger Head, UCH12 Standard Master Pack Label Standard Mobile Phone Label Standard Sales Item Label Type-C Cable Bird 2, UCB20, Black, Part: 1311-2054 Ian, MH750 with gold plug I-sharp (Black) |
Manufacturer | Sony Mobile Communications, (USA) Inc |
Date First Available | May 20, 2018 |
Memory Storage Capacity | 64 GB |
Standing screen display size | 5.7 Inches |
Weight | 6.88 ounces |
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Product Description
Sony takes a bold step forward with Xperia XZ2, which introduces immersive innovations for optimizing mobile entertainment experiences and creativity and houses them in a strikingly sleek and rounded new body design. Xperia XZ2 features an all-new “ambient flow” approach that leverages Xperia’s renowned IP68 water-resistant seamless glass look and evolves it with premium materials, so the dynamic curves and arches flow naturally and emphasize both style and functionality. An Advanced X-Reality engine optimizes your viewing experience by up-converting standard dynamic range (SDR) downloaded or streaming videos to HDR quality. Audio advancements include improved stereo S-Force Front Surround Sound speakers and the all-new Sony Dynamic Vibration System, which creates a synchronized visual-sound vibration that makes you feel what you see and hear. The upgraded 19MP Motion Eye camera system now records Super Slow-Motion in either 1080p Full HD or HD mode and captures video in spectacular 4K HDR, while the 3D Creator has also been enhanced, adding the capability to create “selfie” 3D scans and post scanned images on Facebook. Combining innovative camera, audio, visual, and now haptic technology, Xperia XZ2 is the ultimate smartphone for captivating your senses with superior entertainment capability and pushing the boundaries in content creation.
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Customers like the appearance, performance, picture quality, comfort, and value of the cellular phone. They mention that it's an excellent phone with a nice case, it'll pick up better cell phone service than other phones, and that it has a premium weighty feel to it. Customers also appreciate the interface. That said, some complain about the restarting issues.
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Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the cellular phone. They mention that it has a nice case, an excellent phone, and a good camera. They also appreciate the build quality and the reliable and dependable phone.
"...The minimal issues (none I can recall). The obvious quality of engineering and manufacturing control...." Read more
"Great phone. Quality graphics. You can play playstation on your phone ! Would have given it 5 stars if the camera were a little better" Read more
"...it really is wonderful phone...." Read more
"Seller sent new item 📦 well packet everythinrg safe and sound. Great phone jot sure what all the bad reviews are...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the performance of the cellular phone. They mention that the fingerprint scanner is fast and accurate. They also appreciate the timely and constant updates.
"...I like the timely and constant updates..." Read more
"...time... the fingerprint sensor on the back is just to low, but it is very fast and accurate...." Read more
"...best phone i have ever owned. the processing speed is great and it didn't come with as much bloatware as my previous phones...." Read more
"...This phone plays games fast with no lag. Multi-task ability is great as far as I'm concerned. We'll worth the buy!..." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the picture quality of the cellular phone. They mention that it has brilliant picture quality, quality graphics, and perfect pictures. The screen is beautiful and the 19 pixel rear camera is as good as anyone would expect from Sony.
"Great phone. Quality graphics. You can play playstation on your phone ! Would have given it 5 stars if the camera were a little better" Read more
"...love how smoothly it was to get used to the setup and picture and sound quality is so awesome. thank you for this phone!!!..." Read more
"...what I do for my phone and etc the boosted audio and near 4K picture quality is stunning...." Read more
"...The 19 pixel rear camera is as good as anyone would expect from Sony; and I look forward to trying out some of its many special effects and features...." Read more
Customers find the phone comfortable to hold and use. They also say the back curves into their hand, making it easy to use. Some customers also mention that the phone is heavy.
"...I really like how this phone's back curves into my hand, so comfortable to hold and use. It has a premium weighty feel to it...." Read more
"...Very light.As for the phone, it's great. I'll do a seperare review on the phone.The case is sleek, slim and not slippery...." Read more
"It is a slick and smooth phone that is difficult to find a case for and it slides around, a lot...." Read more
"Power button is in a really bad spot on phone. Heavy phone. Picks up better cell phone service than my samsung. Interface is very well put together...." Read more
Customers appreciate the value of the cellular phone. They mention that it's a great phone at a good price.
"...thank you for this phone!!! it is by far the best phone ever for the price point!" Read more
"...No issues. There are a lot of updates lol. But a great phone at a great price upgrading from the ultra1. This phone plays games fast with no lag...." Read more
"Excellent cell phone for the price range, Sony still do solid products...." Read more
"Great Value..." Read more
Customers like the interface of the cell phone. They say it's beautiful, well put together, and slick.
"It is a slick and smooth phone that is difficult to find a case for and it slides around, a lot...." Read more
"...The screen was beautiful, the phone was beautiful! Interface was beautiful . I wish it wasn't going crazy on me, would have been a good phone...." Read more
"...Picks up better cell phone service than my samsung. Interface is very well put together. Battery is better than my samsung s9+...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the sound quality of the cellular phone. They mention that the stereo speakers provide actual stereo separation at ample volume for in-close listening.
"...Worthy of notice and mention: they provide actual stereo separation at ample volume for in-close listening.----------9. Earbuds...." Read more
"...Watching videos is great, like the stereo speakers and the fact that they are long and pretty hard to accidentally cover with my fingers...." Read more
"...Never knew Sony had made phones as good as this the sound is great, picture is perfect...." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the restarting of the cellular phone. They mention that the unit restarts often, and the phone goes off after only 2 weeks. Some say that the phone breaks after every update.
"Had this phone for only 2 weeks before phone was going off and wouldn't allow me to turn on...." Read more
"had An issue with the unit I received, which is the unit restarts often. You can easily find the saMe issues posted online...." Read more
"I hate it they break your phone after every update. Hide navigation keys" Read more
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So if you just want the quick exec' summary review impression: "there's no reason at all not to own an XZ2 regardless of the reviews you've read". Moreover, Sony pretty much provides a superior "phone experience" which offers unexpected and under-appreciated-by-reviewers benefits to Sony phone owners over the long run. I "appreciate" Sony in the same way I "appreciated" Nokia back in the pre-Microsoft-purchase days.
History...
I purchased an XZ1 compact (my first Sony) in Nov 2017 - close to when they were released - after Microsoft confirmed they were ending support for Windows Mobile, and I felt forced to move back to Android. I'd tried using an iPhone (5s) for a couple of months... but the UI was just so dated (compared to Windows Mobile), I couldn't get past the step back in time (both the iPhone and 'Droid UI were so dated by comparison, it was like having to step back in time to Windows 3.1 lol). But I did like having a smaller form factor of the iPhone 5s, so I looked for a 'Droid equivalent, and the XZ1 compact was the only one even close with spec's that I could accept.
Fast forward to 2019. My wife had *never* liked the mid-range Huawei 8 plus she bought in 2016 (her previous phone was a Nokia 1020). But she really didn't want to pay for a "flagship level" device. I'd already been kicking around the notion that I needed a bigger display (swyping on a small display is prone to constant errors). So. I offered to give her my XZ1 if she'd pay half of my $300 (or less) budget for an equivalent used Sony (XZ1, XZ2, or XZ3) with larger display. No-brainer for her (and which she's been entirely happy about as she's used the XZ1c), and "opportunity" for me to slightly upgrade (and try out a larger display).
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Sony...
After having spent almost two years with a Sony, I'm a brand fan-boy. I like the timely and constant updates (the XZ1c came with 'Droid 8 and was upgraded to 'Droid 9 in a timely fashion, with numerous security patches intervening... and I expect will be version updated to 'Droid 10 during my wife's tenure). The minimal issues (none I can recall). The obvious quality of engineering and manufacturing control. And Sony's ongoing customer support via their "features updates" (they constantly have free offers, and low-price offers). Actually, pretty much every-d@mn-thing about the brand; Sony spoils you lol. Reviewers simply miss how important those things are when you keep a phone for a few years... so even though I read the reviews, I have my own opinions and experience which tempers the reviewers.
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XZ2 features...
I'm not going to delve into the usual specs. At this point (June 2018) the XZ2 is already a year past phone release (April 2018) as I write this, so the phone's general specs are available all over the Internet. So my review will only address my impressions of some of the features that had me a bit worried from the many reviews I read prior to purchase.
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1. Slipperyness. It really truly is. Slippery, I mean. It couldn't be any more slippery if it was live and wiggling (and when it buzzes, it DOES wiggle lol). But... how does that matter when the first thing you're going to do after buying it is putting it in a case? And how exactly, is that a distraction by comparison with every other glass back phone out there lol? Ding ding ding.
Note: if you aren't going to put it in a case 1) the curvature is lovely in your hand (the feel in use is superb), and 2) for gawd's sake be careful when you're holding it, and 3) be mindful that it *wiggles* even on a flat surface. That curve and that glass are definitely "gravity sensitive"; it will find minor slopes you would've sworn couldn't exist.
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2. The fingerprint scanner location... which I was concerned with (from the countless reviews I read)... just isn't that big a deal. In my case (I have smaller hands), the mid-longitudinal-axis location is a *plus* (and not the "poor location" practically every user complained about). How you hold your phone in hand, and how you "slide" your finger onto the scanner, and how large your paws are... which quite obviously varies user-to-user... means that you can (and probably should) just ignore every reviewer's complaint about the Sony engineers' placement of the fingerprint scanner mid-phone on the longitudinal access.
And actually...
I. Like. Where. The. Scanner. Is. Period. LOL.
... because my index finger naturally reaches there (small hand: large phone: two hand w/ LH top hold and bottom RH quadrant scan reach... I hold the phone in use in my left hand).
And seriously, if you're reaching from a side-quadrant hold (i.e., across the narrow width of the phone) to scan your fingertip, you have to scrunch your finger at the joints anyways, right? And aren't there *always* slight variations in scanner location phone-to-phone, brand-to-brand anyways?
Whatever. You'll get used to the mid-phone location... and might find you prefer it. I did. (And the first few times you use it, you may end up wondering what the particular fuss was all about.)
Full disclosure: the Sony XZ1 I came from used the *excellent* finger scanner located on the side on/off button. And EVERY other scanner location on EVERY other phone is sub-standard compared to that side-button location.
Well, "IMHO" lol.
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3. Smoothness. The XZ1 came with a Snapdragon 835. The XZ2's Snapdragon 845 is superior. Call the qualitative difference "smoothness". The XZ1 was never laggy... but the XZ2 just seems "smoother" doing the same things; there's not a noticeable "performance" difference in day-to-day use, but there's a "something-something" difference in feel and impressions. (Or maybe it's just me, and maybe it's just the increase screen size. Dunno.)
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4. Features. There's no difference between the XZ1 and XZ2 in daily use. Sony doesn't load up their UI with worthless crap, and they do a minimal app pre-install, period. No complaints.
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5. Microsoft Launcher, Your Phone, and W10... offer almost perfect integration on the XZ2 (and the XZ1 before it) with Android (the integration improved with the release if Android 9 over Android 8). As a business focused tech user, I've long since grown accustomed to - and indeed, need - my phone to seamlessly connect to all my devices (which are almost all W10 centric at this point), and the XZ2 does this brilliantly.
Note: And kudos to Microsoft for fully supporting Android connectivity, after making the decision to abandon Window Mobile. At this point, the only thing lacking in Android is the UI; features-wise, its finally holding its own. (Yeah, I know about Squares and such... but skinning Android with tiny squares isn't fooling anyone that the UI doesn't suck-by-comparison with the finer touches in the old Windows Mobile OS.)
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6. Updates... deserving of another mention. Sony update policy isn't specific to the XZ2 in particular, but still may be THE reason to buy any Sony phone, by preference... especially for sophisticated business oriented techies. There's nothing you won't find you prefer about Sony's continued and prompt update policies. Much appreciated.
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7. T-Mobile. Although the XZ2 doesn't support VoLTE (like the XZ1 compact did), I haven't noticed the lack thereof... which I kind of expected. (We don't have a great signal at our location, but we do have a CellSpot LTE.) That might be due to the larger antenna's in the larger phone? Or to the glass back? Or "who knows". Anyways, they're fine on TMob'.
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8. Listening. The XZ-series Sony have dual, screen facing speakers. Worthy of notice and mention: they provide actual stereo separation at ample volume for in-close listening.
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9. Earbuds. I don't use 'em, so as far as I'm concerned not having an audio jack on the XZ2 just means one less lint trap lol. But my wife does use 'em, and she appreciates the audio jack on the XZ1. If I used 'em, I'd likely prefer blue tooth anyways.
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10. Accessory: screen protector. Both the XZ1 and the XZ2 have this slightly concave (i.e., they aren't perfectly flat) screen surface which isn't condusive to tempered glass screen protection. Use film instead (if you must) for best fitment. (All tempered glass review averages are three stars or less... it's just Sony has concave screens.)
That said, these "fit" (and I use the term "fit" in the widest possible interpretation) as well as you can probably hope for until they have bendable glass, and includes two glass screens: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FNZ3WPP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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11. Accessory: case 1. I like ultra-thin design cases, and so, for now, I'm using the Anccer case available on Amazon for $12, here https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BD5R6H6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1.
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12. Accessory: case 2. In general, my experience is that Ringke smartphone cases simply offer the best protection in a sub-Otter-box-protection design. Depending upon how I feel about the Ancerr after a while in daily use, I also bought an XZ2 Ringke case from Amazon for $11, here https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BYTLYQD/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Final thoughts... I bought my listed-as, "used-very good", XZ2 from an Amazon vendor for slightly less than three benjamins delivered. A screamin' deal for a one generation old flagship.
In use, I've already found I actually *do* prefer the larger screen.
I was pleasantly surprised to find the fingerprint scanner - whose location I was prepped to not like - was almost perfect for my hands.
And I unconditionally recommend Sony in general, and the XZ2 in particular.
As for the phone, it's great. I'll do a seperare review on the phone.
The case is sleek, slim and not slippery. Overall a nice case.