Sony Xperia 1 II
256 GB, Purple, 6.50", Single SIM, 12 Mpx, 5G
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Like its predecessors, it is a hybrid slot.
Thank you for this complement of info. We would add this specification as soon as possible.
Unfortunately, we do not have any information on this yet. As soon as the product becomes available for us through our suppliers, we can check a possible inclusion.
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Haven't had the chance to try 5G yet. The coverage isn't that good. But 4G+ is already quite fast.
Unfortunately, we currently have no information about when the item will be available and when we can deliver it. As soon as something changes in this regard, we will post it here. I'm sorry.
They'll put a cover on it anyway. Then no one will see the purple thing.
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Whether a product is offered in different versions with the same discount, or the same price, depends strongly on the supply and demand, as well as on the supplier. For this reason, the promotional price cannot be equated.
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The fingerprint sensor is typically Sony in the power button, as you are used to from the XZ Premium.
Sorry, I'm not a Google Pay user and don't know, sorry.
Unfortunately we do not have any information on this subject at the moment. If the product becomes available through our distributors, we can check if an inclusion is possible.
Yes. There is a dual sim version, but the one sold here is the single sim one with microSD.
As a user of this smartphone and a Sony Alpha camera, I see the advantage mainly in the fact that the Photo Pro app replicates the interface of the Sony Alpha cameras. So if you are used to working with an Alpha camera (A7 III, for example), you will find your way around immediately. I don't see any functional differences to the "Pro Modes" of other manufacturers. At most, I think the layout of the interface is easier to use compared to the Pro Mode on the Galaxy S9+, for example.
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Hello all I can now answer the questions myself. The XQ-AT51 can only be used with one SIM card and one memory card. The XQ-AT52 has the option of using 2 SIM cards or 1 SIM and a memory card. (It says so in the description that came with it). The Purpel is the AT51, but I can't say whether the black one is the AT52 (I just bought the Purpel). I can't give any information about the W-LAN so far, but as long as everything works, it doesn't matter how many bands you have available. Greetings
From the Sony Xperia 1 ii specs (Sony.com). Single-Sim (Nano-Sim).
According to my information, this article is not currently in a promotion.
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