THE NEW MODEL OF SONY XPERIA Z5 TOPS DxoMARK IN MOBILE RANKING IN 2015
In a great piece of news, the next-generation flagship, Sony Xperia Z5, has topped the DxOMark mobile rankings – the recognized industry standard for camera and lens image quality measurements and ratings.In which the Xperia Stands in the Top of the table with the total of 87points leaving behing Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge with 86 and Google Nexus 6p 84 points respectively.
Check out the Points Table of DxoMark Rankings
This is the Good news for those who love the PhotoGraphy.This Mobile is not Less than DSLR Camera which takes Excellent Clarity of the Images in Low light also.Thanks for the SONY which has bought a Awesome Mobile handset in Reasonable and Affordable Price.
If you want to Experiance the DSLR camera Clarity in your pics then you Must Have to buy SONY XPERIA Z5
Check this Video To find the Differance in The Clarity of the Mobile Camera
*Based on Sony Xperia™ Z5 /Z5 Compact’s main camera resolution, speed of autofocus and image quality assessment by 200 UK consumers, compared to Apple iPhone 6, Apple iPhone 6 Plus, HTC One M9, LG G4, Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and Samsung Galaxy S6 (being the “Leading Smartphones” defined by Strategy Analytics as the top six flagship devices according to shelf share in 2015). Camera resolution was compared to the top 100 selling smartphones of 2015 and verified by Strategy Analytics’ SpecTRAX & PriceTRAX Services as of 3rd July 2015. Consumer research was conducted by Strategy Analytics between 5-6th August 2015. Technical testing was conducted by Strategy Analytics on 7th August 2015. For more information, go to : www.sonymobile.com/testresults
SONY XPERIA Z5 also records you with 4K Resolution Videos
THE GOOD The Sony Xperia Z5 looks good, has plenty of power, its camera can take some great snaps and it won't die when you spill your drink on it, and its an Water resistant.Dont worry about the rainy season.
THE BAD Only minor updates from its predecessor means it lacks the excitement of its rivals. Its waterproofing no longer allows for full submersion, meaning it can't be used for underwater photography.
THE BOTTOM LINE Even with strong specs befitting a high-end phone, the Sony Xperia Z5 adds little over its Processor to make it an exciting option over rivals like the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge.
The Over All Performance graph Of SONY XPERIA Z5 :
It's not that there is anything wrong with the SONY XPERIA Z5 It looks perfectly fine, and it has got a solid lineup of specifications. But its £549 asking price puts it squarely in the elite category, right up against the Galaxy S6 Edge. For that price, "fine". It needs to be amazing, and side-by-side against the S6 Edge, the Z5 is not the phone I'd award the title "amazing."
The Xperia Z5 is available now in the UK for Around £550-560, and is up for pre-order in Australia starting at Around AU$1000-1100. There's no word yet on when it's due to hit US And India shelves, but we'll keep this article updated with information when it becomes available.
Another tweak to the new model is the power button on the side. Sony's replaced its almost iconic sticking-out dimple of a button with a long, flat one. It's not just a cosmetic change -- the power button now functions as a fingerprint reader, and it's the first time Sony has included one on its phones.
I find its side position comfortable to use as it's where my thumb naturally sits when I hold it in my right hand. Left-handers among you may consider it less convenient, though. If it's lying flat on a table, however, it's easier to just type in the PIN -- something that's less of an issue with the iPhone's front-mounted fingerprint scanner. It's quick to set up and accurate, rarely failing to recognise my prints.
While I like the stark, minimalist approach Sony takes with its phone design, the Z5 is (as I said) very much a refresh of what we've seen before, rather than a total overhaul. It also doesn't look as luxurious a device as Samsung's curving Galaxy S6 Edge. Personal preference will no doubt come into play a lot here so I recommend going hands on in a shop before making your mind up.
WATERPROOF:
Sony's website states that the Xperia Z5, like its predecessor, has an IP68 level of waterproofing, which technically states (again, on Sony's own website) that it's submersible in water over 1-metre in depth for 30 minutes. However the fine print on the specific product page for the Z5 says that it should not be submerged in water, unlike the Z3 and Z2 before it which were both advertised as underwater phones.
Camera :
Sony has given the Z5's camera a load of tweaks to improve it over the Z3. For one, its 1/2.3" size sensor now delivers a whopping 23-megapixel resolution. The resulting images are very large, clocking in at 5,520x4,140-pixels, and in file sizes, with most shots being around 8-10mb per image at full resolution.
The extra resolution give you some flexibility to digitally zoom into a scene or crop into an image after it's been shot, without losing too much detail. The images themselves though are no crisper than on most phones, and actually rather suffer from compression artifacts when viewed up close.
FULL SPECS OF SONY XPERIA Z5 :
Sony Xperia Z5SonyComing SoonYesExpected Price:Rs.49999
Place : Chennai Delhi Kolkata MumbaiExpected Price: $1111.09 approx Sony Xperia Z5 is a Smartphone Powered by Android 5.1 which comes with 23 MP camera Exmor RS Sensor with 4K recording and Digital Noise Cancelling technology
Place : Chennai Delhi Kolkata MumbaiExpected Price: $1111.09 approx Sony Xperia Z5 is a Smartphone Powered by Android 5.1 which comes with 23 MP camera Exmor RS Sensor with 4K recording and Digital Noise Cancelling technology
Highlights
- - 64bit Snapdragon 810 Octa Core Processor
- - 3GB RAM With 32GB ROM
- - 5.2 Inch Full HD TRILUMINOS Display
- - 23 MP Rear Camera With Auto Focus
- - 5 MP Exmor R Front Camera
- - NFC
- - Bluetooth 4.1
- - Water Proof And Dust Proof
- - 2900 MAh Battery
