Xperia 1 II and Xperia 10 II are Sony's new commitment to the high and mid-range

The Japanese multinational was one of the companies that caused, along with others, that the MWC was not held this year, by announcing that due to the coronavirus it did not want to put the health of its workers, visitors and clients at risk. In the announcement of cancellation of your attendance at MWC 2020, Sony has set the filing date for February 24.

As the Japanese company had announced, Sony has officially presented its new bet on the world of telephony with two interesting terminalsFor both the high-end and the mid-range and where photography has a very important weight. If you want to know all the details of Sony's bet, I invite you to continue reading.

Sony Xperia 1II

Sony bets on everything with the Xperia 1 II, a smartphone that is managed by the latest Qualcomm processor, Snapdragon 865, accompanied by 8 GB of RAM, RAM that seems a bit fair, as well as the battery to be able to manage a screen with 4k resolution with ease.

Today, offer a 4k resolution display makes no sense, since the battery consumption it offers is too high for such a small screen, despite the fact that it is increasingly common to consume multimedia content on the smartphone.

In the photographic section, one of the most important today in the world of telephony, we found three cameras: A 12 mp main with f / 1.7 and 24 mm aperture, a 12 mp wide angle with f / 2.2 and 16 mm aperture, a 12 mp telephoto with f / 2.4 aperture and a TOF sensor that is responsible for measuring the depth of field. The front camera reaches 8 mpx.

As expected, this new terminal will hit the market with Android 10 and despite the current market trend, Sony continues to bet on the headphone jack. The resistance of the terminal to external elements is limited to the IP65 / 68 certifications, resistance to splashes and dust that we can find in most smartphones on the market.

The Xperia 1 II allows us to record videos in 4K HDR format up to 60 fps, allowing us to manually adjust both the exposure and the white balance, something that very few terminals offer us today and that, without a doubt, is one of the strengths of this terminal.

Sony Xperia 10II

Sony's mid-range bet is called Xperia 10 II, a bet that also incorporates the processor Qualcomm's Snapdragon 665, accompanied by 4 GB of RAM, a RAM memory a bit fair for what we can find currently on the market.

In the photographic section, we also find three cameras, like its older brother, but not of the same quality and resolution. The three lenses that the Xperia 10 II offers us are made up of a 12 mp wide angle, an 8 mp telephoto and an 8 mp ultra wide angle.

The screen offers us a FullHD + resolution with 21: 9 format, an ideal format to enjoy movies, the battery reaches 3.600 mAh and is managed by the latest version of Android currently available on the market. This model, like the Xperia 1 II, also continues to bet on the headphone jack, an increasingly less common trend in the market.

Sony Xperia 1 II vs. Sony Xperia 10 II

If you are clear that your new smartphone will be a Sony, but you are not sure which of the two options that Sony has presented meet your needs, below we show you a comparative table where you can find all the specifications of each of these terminals.

Sony is the leading manufacturer of camera modules on the market, however, is one of the worst manufacturers when it comes to getting the most out of it and in most cases, it never manages to reach the top positions in the different classifications with the best cameras on smartphones. Will this year be an exception? We will have to wait for the first analyzes to see if, at once, Sony accompanied by good processing software to the camera of both devices, especially the Xperia 1 II, the highest-end model with which it wants to gain a foothold on the market alongside Samsung and Apple.