While the results aren't groundbreaking, there's evidence of an overall optimization in power consumption. Our battery tests were automated thanks to SmartViser , using its viSerDevice app. The endurance rating denotes how long the battery charge will last you if you use the device for an hour of telephony, web browsing, and video playback daily. More details can be found here. Video test carried out in 60Hz refresh rate mode. Web browsing test done at the display's highest refresh rate whenever possible.
Refer to the respective reviews for specifics. To adjust the endurance rating formula to match your own usage - check out our all-time battery test results chart. As Xperias normally do, the Pro-I has a stereo speaker setup.
It's arguably the better kind, with both units facing forward - one is below the display, the other - above it that one is also the earpiece. Once again, there's a correct-side-up landscape orientation - the phone won't switch channels based on how you're holding it, so if you care about having your left channel coming out of your left speaker and vice versa, make sure the buttons are on top. We initially found the difference in numbers odd, but actually listening to the samples revealed the Pro-I sounded different too.
It's missing much of the 1 III's sparkle in the treble region and sounds a bit unenthusiastic and distant. A soft reset is used to power shut down a device when the screen is unresponsive or frozen, and the device possesses a non-removable internal battery.
A soft reset does not lead to loss of data to a phone. The phone will vibrate once and then vibrate thrice a few seconds later. There are two ways in which you can factory reset your Sony Xperia: one, you can either use the Settings menu or use the hardware reset keys. A factory reset typically restores the original factory Settings and may delete an individual's personal data such as ringtones, applications, downloads pictures, contacts and any type of data stored on the internal storage.
If your device is unresponsive or frozen, you can factory reset it using hardware keys. Here is the procedure to follow:. Your Sony Xperia will reset and restart. By using this strategy, your phone will receive the latest firmware while the entire information from your phone will be lost. Anyone can enjoy the extreme pixel count and smooth action of the OLED. Sony has slowly been putting bigger and bigger batteries into its flagships and finally reached the point where it equals much of the competition — at least as far as capacity is concerned.
Related: Here are the Android phones with the best battery life. The Xperia Pro-I has a 4,mAh battery slotted into the slim shell. Some competing flagships are in the neighborhood of 5,mAh, but 4,mAh is sufficient for this class of phone. With the screen set to the stock 60Hz refresh rate, the phone put up an average of 6. When set to Hz adaptive, screen-on time dipped only a little bit to about six hours per day.
Overall battery life ran from morning to night with no trouble at all. In fact, I had a hard time depleting the battery completely despite spending lots of time using the camera and streaming high-quality video. Sadly, the phone does not support wireless charging. The Pro-I is clearly aimed at creators, with a particular focus on vloggers. This could be true, though it really hinges on what equipment you select. From a video-capture perspective, the iPhone is the clearest potential stand-in.
You also get better 5G connectivity, and perhaps even more accessory compatibility than the Pro-I. They may not be perfect devices, but they take great shots for most people and are very affordable, especially the vanilla model. The Sony Xperia Pro-I has a lot going for it, but the brutal price tag puts it out of reach for the bulk of smartphone users around the world. The hardware is excellent. The glass-and-metal build is flawless in terms of materials and manufacturing quality. The elongated design may not be for everyone and yet the Pro-I stands on its own in the market.
The 4K -ish OLED Hz display is luscious and the battery life is quite good even when the screen is at its most power-consuming settings. These combine to make the Xperia Pro-I a good smartphone when taken at face value. These combine to make the Pro-I a questionable deal as a smartphone.
In this light, the phone features are a solid addition to a decent imaging device. In that respect, it mostly succeeds. The imaging tools are far more advanced than your standard smartphone and will surely give knowledgeable content creators what they need to get the look they want.
Whether or not it can replace the need for dedicated hardware is another matter entirely, and one which professionals will decide with their own wallets. Who should buy the Sony Xperia Pro-I? Not regular folks. Most consumers will be better served by a common flagship that offers point-and-shoot simplicity. The Pro-I is for those with the means and know-how to use it properly. The Xperia Pro-I could be the answer. By Eric Zeman. Sony Xperia Pro-I.
Aimed at imaging and video experts rather than typical smartphone buyers, the Xperia Pro-I is an admirable attempt at crafting a camera replacement with smartphone capabilities, though it's not without some notable flaws. And it costs a fortune. What we like High-quality hardware with niche tweaks. Pro-friendly photo capture. Gorgeous 4K-ish screen. Excellent audio. Solid battery life.
Fast performance. What we don't like Murky software support. Pro apps unintuitive even for experts. No wireless charging. No mmWave or Wi-Fi 6E. Outrageously expensive. It was running Android 11 on the October security patch. The unit was provided by Sony for this review. The dedicated camera button has a good profile, a nice patterned texture to it, and well-defined two-stage action. Lens selector Zoom dial.
Videography Pro home screen Videography Pro menu screen. Cinema Pro home screen Cinema Pro filter selector. Sony suggests the Pro-I offers pro-level photo and video editing on-device — that's simply not the case. Oculus at 0. Times Square 0. Concert hall Low light shot Low light shot. The Xperia Pro-I has a phenomenal screen that rivals any phone you can buy. Audio: The Pro-I excels at audio. It provides one avenue to get high-quality audio off the device when syncing your content with PCs or other equipment, not to mention sound for your wired headphones.
Forward-firing stereo speakers are on board as well, and they generate excellent, balanced sound when playing games or watching movies. Moreover, the phone supports Bluetooth 5. In other words, no matter how you choose to consume your audio, the Pro-I offers a high-quality option as long as your headphones and content also support the same techs. There are some handy features, too, including Side Sense from easier one-handed use and the dead-simple split-screen tool for multitasking.
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