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      Sony Xperia XA prices in Hong Kong

      The latest and the lowest in terms of specs in the X-series of Sony Xperia smartphones, the Sony Xperia XA is one of the nicest looking phones Sony has brought to Hong Kong. The non-existent bezels on each side plus the lightweight nature of the XA makes it perfect for everyday use. Find out more about the Sony Xperia XA in Hong Kong below.

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      Sony Xperia XA Price by Country

      CountryPrice
      Indonesia IDR 2,200,000
      Malaysia MYR 770
      Philippines PHP 9,013
      Singapore SGD 240
      Thailand THB 5,900
      Vietnam VND 60,000

      About Sony Xperia XA Hong Kong

      Sony Xperia XA – the latest of the X-series in Hong Kong

      Thinner, lighter and more stylish compared to the other Sony Xperia X models, the XA moves into a different category altogether. Born into the midrange-spec segment of smartphones, the Sony Xperia XA comes out with flying colours. For a start, the bezel-less give the device a premium feel on its 5 inch touchscreen.

      Premium configuration

      As is with most Sony Xperia models, the IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen features scratch-resistant glass with 16M colours. Featuring Nao-SIM technology, the Sony Xperia XA is technologically advanced. Android OS v6.0.1 (Marshmallow) performs at optimum level with the Octa-core (4x2.0 GHz Cortex-A53 & 4x1.0 GHz Cortex-A53) CPU on the Mediatek MT6755 Helio P10 CPU.

      Camera specs and more

      As is with most Sony Xperia models, the camera becomes a highlight of the device. Featuring a rear 13 MP f/2.0 shooter that comes with phase detection autofocus and LED flash along with a 1/3" sensor size, geo-tagging, touch focus, face detection, HDR and panorama modes to customize your photos. HD video with 1080p@30fps is also possible. The front shooter is an 8MP f/2.0 1/4” sensor with autofocus.

      Get more out of the Sony Xperia XA

      As for power, the Sony Xperia XA comes with a Li-Ion 2300 mAh battery that keeps the device running throughout the day on a single charge. Although not as strong as its siblings in the Xperia X series, the XA makes the most out of what it’s given. Fast battery charging is also an interesting feature in the XA.

      The device itself comes in white, graphite black, lime gold and rose gold – colours for all types of personality. Customize your life with these suitable colours. adding to the specs, the device also has sensors such as accelerometer, proximity and compass. Of course the basics are also present. Bluetooth 4.1, GPS and Wi-Fi capabilities.

      Overall the Sony Xperia XA is one unique smartphone in the Hong Kong market. if you are looking for a smartphone to make you stand out in the crowd, you will definitely want the Sony Xperia XA. Check out comparisons on iprice today!

      Expert Reviews

      techradar.com/au/
      Reviewed on 2016-10-18
      Slim design, Simple interface, Decent selfie cameraWeak battery life, Disappointing camera, Screen is only 720p
      Mid-range is the new high-end. Their cameras are already better than the knackered old Canon in the cupboard and you'll often be hard-pressed to notice the difference between a mid-level phone and a top-end one in day-to-day use.At $279 (£229, AU$389) t...
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      straitstimes.com
      Reviewed on 2016-09-28
      SINGAPORE - Sony's first high-end X-series phone, the Xperia XZ, will be released here on Oct 15 for $998 (no telco contract).The X range is traditionally known for its mid-range phones, while Sony's more premium phone models fall under the Z series.The X...
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      tbreak.ae
      Reviewed on 2016-08-28
      Attractive designPoor audio, Average battery, Occasional performance lags
      You shouldn't judge a book by its cover, and in the same way you shouldn't judge a phone just on how it looks. Case in point is the Sony Xperia XA – it looks really nice at first glance, but after spending some time with the phone you'll soon discover tha...
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      cnet.com.au
      Reviewed on 2016-08-20
      With a superskinny bezel, the Sony Xperia XA is a greatlooking phone that's comfortable to use in one hand.Its low screen resolution, shortlived battery and meagre amount of builtin storage are major setbacks. Sony has loaded the phone with a horrible mess of bloatware
      Sony's recent phones, such as the Xperia X, have been too blocky to be called truly stylish. Not so with the Xperia XA. This 5-inch phone has an edge-to-edge display with only the merest sliver of a bezel. It gives the XA a lusciously premium look that be...
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      CNET.co.uk
      Reviewed on 2016-08-19
      With a superskinny bezel, the Sony Xperia XA is a greatlooking phone that's comfortable to use in one hand.Its low screen resolution, shortlived battery and meagre amount of builtin storage are major setbacks. Sony has loaded the phone with a horrible mess of bloatware
      Sony's recent phones, such as the Xperia X , have been too blocky to be called truly stylish. Not so with the Xperia XA. This 5-inch phone has an edge-to-edge display with only the merest sliver of a bezel. It gives the XA a lusciously premium look that b...
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      cnet.com
      Reviewed on 2016-08-19
      With a superskinny bezel, the Sony Xperia XA is a greatlooking phone that's comfortable to use in one hand.Its low screen resolution, shortlived battery and meagre amount of builtin storage are major setbacks. Sony has loaded the phone with a horrible mess of bloatware
      Sony's recent phones, such as the Xperia X , have been too blocky to be called truly stylish. Not so with the Xperia XA. This 5-inch phone has an edge-to-edge display with only the merest sliver of a bezel. It gives the XA a lusciously premium look that b...
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      unbox.ph
      Reviewed on 2016-08-19
      Sony has put the Xperia Z lineup of smartphones to bed for the time being and has decided to concentrate their efforts where today's battles in smartphone sales make the most impact, the mid-ranged segment. The Japanese brand introduced the X series durin...
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      notebookcheck.net
      Reviewed on 2016-08-14
      slim casing, dedicated camera button, microSD slot with App2SD, Micacast , USB OTG and DLNA support, 5 GHz WiFi, decent frontfacing camera with autofocus, bright screen, decent total performance, Android 6.0 Marshmallow, good call quality via earpiece, Qu...short battery life, no fingerprint scanner, touchscreen issues in review sample, poor handsfree performance, primary camera's focus issues in videos, nonremovable battery, No Pump Express2.0 charger included
      Golden times? Sony sends a new designer piece into the smartphone mid-range ring dubbed Xperia XA. Particularly esthetes should notice the thin lateral display bezel and the unadorned build right away. But are the inner values enough to keep the rivals at...
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      pcmag.com
      Reviewed on 2016-08-08
      Attractive bezel-less design, Solid camera performance, Expandable storage, NFC and dual-band Wi-FiRelatively pricey, Sluggish performance, Lackluster display, Mediocre battery life
      The Xperia XA ($279.99) is the third phone in Sony's Xperia X series to see a US launch. Like the Xperia X and the Xperia X Performance, the Xperia XA is a 5-inch unlocked Android phone. The only physical difference between the XA and its siblings is that...
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      laptopmedia.com
      Reviewed on 2016-07-30
      Stylish design and exceptionally thin sides, Quick charging and useful battery modes, Android 6.0 Marshmallow and a simplified UI with useful preinstalled apps, Reasonable performance thanks to MediaTek MT6755 Helio P10Low sound, Poor battery life, High exterior temperatures after a continuous workload
      Sony officially announced its brand new Xperia X lineup along with the first three Xperia X models at this year's MWC in Barcelona, which took place in February. Back then we acquainted you with these three devices, but it was very recently that we manage...
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      Theinquirer.net
      Reviewed on 2016-07-27
      Desirable design, great price, NFCDim display, bloatware, performance hiccups, battery won't last a day
      WE FEARED that Sony might finally have come off the tracks with the Xperia X. Can the cheaper Xperia XA right the wrongs, or is it on a collision course with disappointment once more? Design The Sony Xperia XA is a conundrum. We were none too taken by it...
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      v3.co.uk
      Reviewed on 2016-07-25
      Desirable design, great price, NFCDim display, bloatware, performance hiccups, battery won't last a day
      We feared that Sony might finally have come off the tracks with the Xperia X. Can the cheaper Xperia XA right the wrongs, or is it on a collision course with disappointment once more? Design The Xperia XA is a conundrum. We were none too taken with its b...
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      itpro.co.uk
      Reviewed on 2016-07-15
      Reasonably good camera and touchscreenPoor fit and finish, Questionable aesthetics, Short battery life, Slow performance, Far better value phones available
      Sony's high-end flagship smartphones such as the latest Xperia X and the slightly older Xperia Z5 Compact and Z5 Premium may have had their flaws, but they were still good smartphones that held their own against the competition or had something noteworthy...
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      techradar.com
      Reviewed on 2016-07-13
      Slim design, Simple interface, Decent selfie cameraWeak battery life, Disappointing camera, Screen is only 720p
      Mid-range is the new high-end. Their cameras are already better than the knackered old Canon in the cupboard and you'll often be hard-pressed to notice the difference between a mid-level phone and a top-end one in day-to-day use.At £229/US$279/AU$389 the...
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      expertreviews.co.uk
      Reviewed on 2016-07-12
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      phonearena.com
      Reviewed on 2016-07-11
      Cool edgetoedge display and likable design, Decent general performance, Separate camera shutter keyLacks a fingerprint scanner, Battery life is below average, Camera quality is uninspiring, Lacks proper 4G LTE bands in the United States, Overpriced
      The Sony Xperia XA is a new and affordable 5-inch Android phone that aims to win your attention with its eye-catchy looks and futuristic, edge-to-edge display. Powered by the Helio P10 system chip that is often used in even more affordable phones out of...
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      pcadvisor.co.uk
      Reviewed on 2016-07-11
      For the past few years, the company has updated its Xperia Z range almost every six months, an act that not only frustrates Sony fans locked into two-year contracts who see several new handsets hit the market, but also makes us wonder if Sony is clutching...
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      3g.co.uk
      Reviewed on 2016-07-07
      Stylish, Strong frontfacing camera, Octacore processorOnly a 720p screen, Weak battery, Not great value
      This year rather than rolling out a successor to the Xperia Z5 , Sony has launched a new X-range, with the Xperia X Premium the closest thing to a flagship from the company in 2016 and the Xperia XA sitting at the bottom of the range.But at £240 SIM free...
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      yugatech.com
      Reviewed on 2016-07-06
      We recently published our review of the Xperia X – good phone but with high asking price. This time, we're back with its toned-down sibling – Sony Xperia XA. Priced at under Php14K, does it have enough to entice budget-conscious consumers? Find out in our...
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      tech-boom.com
      Reviewed on 2016-07-04
      Sony presented at the last Mobile World Congress its new range of mobile terminals Sony Xperia X. Of the three terminals that make up this family, the Sony Xperia XA is the most economical member. A terminal that, despite using plastic as the main materia...
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