Sony Xperia XZ Got A Price Cut Of Rs. 8,000: Best Buy From Amazon At Rs. 39,990

The Japanese smartphone maker Sony has come up with a price cut for the company's flagship Xperia XZ mobile in the Indian market. The official website is showing the MRP of this Sony smartphone as Rs. 41,990, which is Rs. 8,000 lesser than that of the launch price. However, there is no info that whether the price cut is for a limited period or permanent. It must be noted that the Sony Xperia XZ went for sale in India in the month of October last year with a price tag of Rs. 49,990. As we know that the Sony has joined hands with Amazon India for the online selling of the mobiles, and right now you can buy Xperia XZ from Amazon at Rs. 39,990.

Sony Xperia XZ mobiles

Amazon

To recall the specifications, this flagship Xperia XZ handset comes with a 5.2-inch full-HD display with Corning Gorilla Glass 4 protection. The device has been powered by Snapdragon 820 processor along with 3GB of RAM and 64GB internal storage. It has also been incorporated with a 2900mAh battery.

Also Read: Sony Xperia X, Xperia X Compact Gets Android 7.0 Updates

Apart from the above, the major highlight of the handset is its three rear camera sensors, which are capable of tracking and predicting the movement of objects in the frame. Sony has said that the method has been used to demise the blurred shots while capturing images. The smartphone also packs a laser autofocus sensor which makes the camera better at locking focus on objects, especially in low-light conditions; and the RGBC-IR sensor aims to provide accurate color reproduction. All this is backed by the 6-element f/2.0 Sony G lens, and a 23-megapixel Exmor RS sensor as well as Sony's own 'Bionz for mobile' image processor. You now also get manual control over focusing and shutter speed. The handset also packs a 13-megapixel wide-angle front camera and comes with IP68 certification, making it dust and water resistant.

Sony Xperia XZ Smartphone

Must Visit Our Google+ Community Page For Latest And Updated Smartphone News Of The Globe.