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It must be said that while the feel of the device is nice, the attention which went into trimming the side bezels could also have been extended into the top and bottom.Īt the moment, in the hand this is a step away from holding a cinder block, here's hoping the next iteration will lose a few pounds and a little height in the process.Got broken display in your Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra? Buy the complete LCD with Touch Screen for Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra - Black and replace the broken, cracked or scratched screen in your handset. For almost anyone, this screen is good enough however, and is certainly a joy to watch films and play games on. Backlighting is even, and there is no color shift, although as is typical for IPS it has a somewhat cool color cast.Īs is the case with Sony phones, this color contrast can be altered with the display calibration tool built into the settings menu. For an IPS panel it has excellent contrast and pretty good sunlight legibility, aided in no small part by strong maximum brightness. For a certain type of buyer, it represents a unique shape that they will snap up regardless, as Sony fans have done for some time now. In all, should this have been released in 2015, it would have turned heads, but in the era of the Honor 7X the LG Q6 and more, it feels decidedly retro. The top houses a 3.5mm headphone jack, the bottom a speaker and a USB-C port, and the left is completely flush. On the right can be found the power button (which doesn't double as a fingerprint scanner), the volume rocker and hallelujah a two-stage shutter button. With the front being dominated by the display, it also makes room for a call speaker, a front-facing flash, a selfie camera and more (the bezels leave a great deal of room). The 'loop' design that Sony is taking great pains to promote is also obvious from the top and the bottom, lending this phone something special in a sea of cookie-cutter 'try hard' designs.
Everything has a reassuring heft, and the device feels as though it could take a knock or two and keep on going. The rear of the handset is coated in aluminum, which feels very cool to the touch and suitably premium. This is a device where certain ergonomics have clearly been considered at every stage of its design, maintaining an even balance in the hand. Large ones too, both top and bottom, with the sides blessedly remaining free.ĭespite this, and being 165mm tall and 188g, one-handed usage is surprisingly easy, even if it still requires a few feats of acrobatics on occasion. What makes it stand apart is the use of bezels. The screen is, of course, massive – a 6-inch panel which dominates the front of the device.
With this in mind, the Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra is positively retro. Consumers now expect trendy shapes, eschewing sharp corners for rounded edges and seeking the total eradication of anything resembling a bezel. Since the Samsung Galaxy S8 and the LG G6 burst onto the scene in 2017, phone design has never been the same. This is a relatively new tech, so only time will prove its efficacy, however it is a nice value add-on regardless. Qnovo technology solves this problem by monitoring the amount of charge going into a phone battery, preserving its long-term health. The idea is simple: batteries age badly over time because charging isn't currently smart. The megapixel wars are long over, yet Sony is still on a quest to cram as many pixels as possible into an ever-shrinking sensor size, and the XA1 Ultra is jam-packed.Ī whole host of fancy camera tech has been inherited from the previous generation of 'X' flagships, though only time will tell if that starts to translate into a real performance difference.Ī less attention-grabbing gimmick, but an important one nonetheless, is the inclusion of Qnovo smart battery technology. Another interesting addition is the 23MP rear-snapper.
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