Sony Xperia XZ3 hands-on review

Introduction
Sony has always had its own, rather unique approach to mobile design. Whether you liked the boxier look of old, favour the curves of the new "Ambient Flow" concept or don't really find either appealing, it is hard to ignore one irrefutable accomplishment of the Japanese design team - continuity. It's a hard thing to describe but it basically boils down to some kind of core aesthetic that has been preserved year over year, making most every Sony phone instantly recognizable in a sea of "slab" sameness.

Sony Xperia XZ3 will be revolution in world smart phone market.
However, another irrefutable fact about the XZ3 and probably the most apparent one is that a lot has changed.

Sony Xperia XZ3 Specs
Body: Aluminum frame, Gorilla Glass 5 back and front; IP65/68; 158 x 73 x 9.9mm, 193g.

Screen: 6.0-inch, 18:9, QHD+ OLED, HDR, TRILUMINOS and X-REALITY tech

Rear Camera: 19MP, 1/2.3" Sony IMX400 camera, f/2.0 lens, predictive hybrid laser/phase detection/contrast AF, burst AF, IR sensor for white balance, LED flash, dedicated hardware shutter key, Smart Launch, BIONZ for mobile image-processing engine; ISO 12,800

Video Recording: 4K video recording @30fps, HDR video up to 4K, 1080p @60fps, 1080p @960fps, 720p @960fps, Steady Shot; Stereo audio recording; Predictive capture; ISO 4000

Front Camera: 13MP, f/1.9; 1080p video

Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 845, Kryo 385 (8x custom Cortex-A75 @ up to 2.8GHz), Adreno 630GPU

Memory: 4GB RAM, 64GB UFS + microSD (up to 512GB)

OS: Android 9.0 Pie

Battery: 3330mAh; USB PD; Wireless Charge (QI)

Connectivity: Hybrid dual SIM (4G), 4G VoLTE, 5CA LTE Cat.18, 4x4 MIMO, dual-band Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 5.0, GPS/GLONASS, NFC, USB 3.1 Type-C

Audio: Dynamic vibration system, High-res audio, DSEE HX, LDAC, Stereo speakers with S-Force surround, aptX HD audio

Misc: Fingerprint sensor, SIDE SENSE, 3D creator scan with back and front cameras, SDR to HDR video upconversion

No one can remain oblivious of the trends of the day in a market as volatile and harsh as the smartphone one.
The dive is clearly head-first, when you take into account the curved sides of the panel, splashing over seamlessly into the sides of the device, in keeping with the modern Samsung-inspired fashion.