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Sony Xperia X Performance vs Xperia Z5: What's the difference?

Sony Xperia X Performance vs Xperia Z5: What’s the difference?

Posted on February 26, 2016March 30, 2020 By Jarvis

Sony announced the X series at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, comprising three new smartphones. The company also confirmed the Z series will end with the Xperia Z5, leaving the new X range to take over.

The Xperia X Performance sits at the top of the X series, although sadly it won’t be making its way across to Europe or the US, stopping its journey in Asia. That’s not to say it isn’t important though, because in actual fact, the X Performance could very easily have been the Xperia Z5’s successor.
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