Testseek.com have collected 486 expert reviews of the Sony Xperia Z Ultra and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Xperia Z Ultra.
September 2013
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The other great thing about the screen is that it uses Sony's own Triluminos technology
Which is used in its TVs as well
Sony devices have always been known to look good
And the Z Ultra is no exception it has a beautiful unibody design that is not only solid
But very classy looking as well
The editors didn't like
Video quality is let down by the poor audio
Which comes only from a small speaker at the base of the device.
We were disappointed with the picture quality
As it was very grainy especially under low light conditions. Another drawback is that the device is not equipped with an LED flash.
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Published: 2013-07-17, Author: Till , review by: wz-newsline.de
Das Sony Xperia Z Ultra ist superflach, superschnell und ziemlich robust, darüber hinaus verfügt es über ein hochwertiges Display, akzeptable Batterielaufzeit und viele wirklich durchdachte Softwarelösungen. Als mobiles Surfbrett und Filmabspielgerät mach...
Abstract: Wer das Xperia Z einfach eine Nummer größer will, findet es im Xperia Z Ultra (Foto: CNET). Sony hat heute sein jüngstes Mitglied der Xperia-Familie und das bis dato größte Smartphone des Unternehmens endlich offiziell vorgestellt. Das Android-Phablet kom...
Abstract: Moderne Smartphones sind echte Multitalente: Sie surfen damit im Internet, machen Fotos und Videos, schreiben E-Mails und navigieren zum nächsten Termin – dann kommt ein wichtiger Anruf und der Akku macht schlapp. ...
When modern day tablets first came into the market, the line between phone and tablet was very clear. In recent times the line got a little blurred as phones got a little larger and tablets a little smaller. The Sony Xperia Z Ultra totally obliterates tha...
Abstract: Big screen phones or phablets have received their fair share of criticism over the years.After all, who could possibly want a phone that couldn't be used with one hand and struggled to fit in your pocket?But with Samsung selling more than 38 million Galax...
The Sony Z Ultra is a head-turning smartphone for a number of reasons.The customers who are likely to buy the product the feature that will get their attention is the gorgeous 6.4-inch screen and all of the advantages that come with that.The customers who...
The Sony Xperia Z Ultra takes the phablet concept, adds a bit more size, a lot more elegance and throws in specs to die for. More connectivity options than a very connected thing, more grunt than a Ferrari. Sony knows it will be a very niche device. But i...
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Published: 2013-10-28, Author: Matt , review by: ausdroid.net
Enormous 6.4″ full HD screen with Sony Bravia Engine 2, Snapdragon 800 SoC, Dust-resistant and waterproof, Pen input without an s-pen
No camera flash and the camera takes photos which are noisy and grainy, Large top and bottom bezels making a large phone even larger, Too large to fit in many pockets, impractical for quick tasks
The Ultra is a great big enormous phone that will unfortunately be impractically large for most people. I have a preference for large phones, but even I couldn't bring myself to use the device on a daily basis as it just doesn't suit my lifestyle – it doe...
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Published: 2013-10-28, Author: Luke , review by: gizmodo.com.au
The Xperia Z Ultra is a curious device that you absolutely need to feel first before you decide whether it's for you. Either you'll be won over by its super-sized screen and slender body, or you'll look at it and laugh at the Amazonian giant...
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Published: 2013-10-04, Author: Alex , review by: fatducktech.com
As a tablet, the Xperia Z Ultra is really rather nice, with a mostly premium feel and very solid performance.It's so large it can't even hide behind itself.As a phone, though, it's a much more mixed offering. There comes a physical point where it becomes...
