Price too much as compare moto z play

.gorgeous design; .every thing is gorgeous

.price; .non removeable battery

Sony needs to get it together. I've reviewed its phones -- from the top of the line down to the most basic -- for several years now, and I hate to see the Xperia family decline. Hard truth: It just can't keep up with its competitors. Take this "flagship" Xperia XZ, for example.

Sony's Xperia XZ looks good; it won't die when you spill your drink on it and its bold screen makes mobile games look great

Its battery life doesn't impress, and nor does the camera; Its full HD display isn't as high resolution as most of its rivals

Boasting 5-axis image stabilization along with a 23-megapixel rear camera capable of capturing 4K video, Sony's $699 Xperia XZ clearly hopes to unseat the Galaxy S7 Edge and the iPhone 7 Plus as the camera phone champ.

Bright display; Comfortable grip; Solid image stabilization on videos; Impressive battery life

Doesn't live up to blur-free promise; Photos shot in daylight appear too bright; Distorted color in low-light shots

The Sony Xperia XZ may not match the iPhone 7 and Galaxy S7 edge on paper, but it offers a decent experience nonetheless. Find out more about Sony's latest Android[...]

Great design and finish; IP68 certificated; Decent battery autonomy; Fluid performance

Low-light pics noisy; Fingerprint reader is not active in USA; No FM radio

The Sony Xperia XZ appears to be consistent with the previous Sony Xperias: good processing, fast processors and a good display without much Quad HD fanfare. The new design of the XZ is a matter of taste – I like it.

Display; All-day performance

Speaker quality; Camera default settings

Should you buy the Sony Xperia XZ? As I mentioned, the Xperia XZ is a bit of a tough sell at $699. Sure it is flagship material, but it is also missing a great number of things that make other $699 smartphones worth the price. One is the display.

Build Quality; Camera; Battery Life; Software experience; Carrier Unlocked

Display; Fingerprint magnet backside; Omission of the fingerprint reader; Position of the volume rocker and power button; No CDMA support

Sony may be done with the Z series, but the letter returns with the company's latest addition to their flagship X range, with the Xperia XZ . Introduced alongside the much smaller Xperia X Compact at IFA a little over a month ago, this high-end smartphone is Sony's attempt at finding a foothold once...

-Fantastic build quality; Comfortable in hand feel; Software is clean and easy to use; Great camera; MicroSD slot; Hi-Res audio support; Vibrant display

-Front-facing speakers are weak -High price point -No fingerprint sensor (U.S; model

Sony's Xperia XZ isn't revolutionary, but it is a very good flagship that boasts some of the best mobile camera tech around. Media fans will enjoy the crisp, colourful screen and excellent audio support, while the solid battery life and performance makes the XZ a respectable all-rounder.

Dependable camera; Smooth sailor; Crisp; colourful visuals

The Xperia XZ is Sony's latest flagship smartphone. It comes with an improved camera, due specs update and a refined design. You could think of it as an Xperia Z6, but for Sony, XZ is where it's at.

Sony's late-2016 flagship is the phone it needed six months ago, with some of the most important upgrades in years for an Xperia phone. But is it enough?

Impressive display; even at 1080p; Solid performance; Camera a decent all-round performer; Water resistance; Clean; well-designed software

Boring design; Smudgy back panel; No fingerprint security in U.S; Large; thick form factor with big bezels; Camera scene detection + color wonk