Sony Xperia Z3 vs Xperia Z3 Compact vs Xperia Z3 Dual Comparison: Here is the battle of three brands from the same company that are considered some of the best at building quality Android smartphones

Sony Xperia Z3 vs Xperia Z3 Compact vs Xperia Z3 Dual Comparison: Here is the battle of three brands from the same company that are considered some of the best at building quality Android smartphones

Here is the battle of three brands that are considered some of the best at building quality Android smartphones AND three of the brands that are the hardest to get in your hands - the Sony Xperia Z3, Xperia Z3 Compact and Xperia Z3 Dual. Sony India has officially sent out invites for an event scheduled on Thursday, September 25 in New Delhi, where has launched Xperia Z3 family of devices. Sony had launched the Xperia Z3, Xperia Z3 Compact, Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact and the budget Xperia E3 smartphone, along with new QX lens-style cameras and wearable devices.

As we expected, the Android KitKat 4.4.4-powered Sony Xperia Z3 features a super-slim 146x72x7.3mm, 152g rounded aluminium frame with durable tempered glass panels. A 5.2in (1920x1080) ultra-bright display uses Sony's Triluminous, Live Colour LED and X-Reality tech, and is said to be easily readable even in bright sunlight. While,  the Xperia Z3 Compact as miniature as possible, with very little bezel surrounding that 4.6-inch screen Xperia Z3 Compact's screen is just as sharp as the iPhone 6's too, boasting around 320 pixels-per-inch. and Xperia Z3 Dual with a super-slim body and aluminium frame, Xperia Z3 Dual is the Android smartphone that teams durability with beauty.

Sony Xperia Z3 is available in black, white, copper and silver green, the Sony Xperia Z3 also offers better waterproofing protection than ever, and with its IP65/68 rating meaning it can survive up to 30 minutes at depths of up to 1.5m. Similarly Xperia Z3 Compact and Xperia Z3 Dual are also water proof.

The Sony Xperia Z3 is fitted with a 2.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 quad-core processor, 3GB of RAM and Adreno 330 graphics. It's available with 16- or 32GB of storage, and microSD cards up to 128GB in capacity are supported. The Z3 Compact has a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor running at 2.5GHz, with 2GB of RAM (compared to the Z3 Dual's 3GB), and runs Android 4.4.4 KitKat.

Battery life is also extended, says Sony, and you could get up to two days from the Xperia Z3's 3100mAh non-removable cell and Stamina power-saving mode. The Z3 Dual has set new standards for smartphone battery life, and while direct comparisons were not available, this appears to be the case for its compact sibling, which can last for up to two days on a single charge for light usage.

Like Xperia Z3's  predecessor there is a 20.7Mp camera that supports 4K video, combining Sony's Handycam and Cyber-shot technologies, but now with a 25mm wide-angle Sony G Lens that lets you fit more into the shot. Sony claims the Z3 is the world's first smartphone to offer ISO 12800 sensitivity, and it's bundled some new social modes and editing features in the camera app.

Multi-camera lets you record from several angles using multiple compatible Xperia devices; Face In lets you record both an event and your reaction to it; AR fun lets you scribble on photos and add animations; Movie Creator combines your footage and snapshots into a home movie; and Sound Photo lets you add sound to a picture. The front camera is rated at 2.2Mp and supports 1080p video. 

All the three brands Xperia Z3, Xperia Z3 Compact and Xperia Z3 Dual have awesome Features.

 

 

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