Weekly poll: Sony Xperia 5 IV makes practical arguments on why you should get one, will you?
The Sony Xperia 5 IV was unveiled the same week as major announcements at IFA, but the global tech event feels more like a coincidence than anything else – Sony launches its phones when they are ready rather than aiming for a specific time of the year. And it really doesn’t care what other Android makers are doing. That’s what makes the Xperias recognizable – the flat, rectangular display, the side-mounted fingerprint reader on an OLED flagship, the 3.5mm headphone jack still worn with pride, the microSD slot that lets you load all your FLAC flies. You won’t get these anywhere...
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The Sony Xperia 5 IV was unveiled the same week as major announcements at IFA, but the global tech event feels more like a coincidence than anything else – Sony launches its phones when they are ready rather than aiming for a specific time of the year. And it really doesn’t care what other Android makers are doing. That’s what makes the Xperias recognizable – the flat, rectangular display, the side-mounted fingerprint reader on an OLED flagship, the 3.5mm headphone jack still worn with pride, the microSD slot that lets you load all your FLAC flies. You won’t get these anywhere...