Sony Xperia 1 II 2020 | 5 Disappointing Features By Dre SM

What's up YouTube, it's your boy Andre here back with another video. Now we're all excited about the expiry of 1 mark 2, and we all wish Sony would already release this device. Well in today's video just want to take a little of time and talk about 5 things that seem like a bit of a disappointment. A bit of a drawback with this new device. I also want to know what you guys think. What are your disappointment features with this new device, and, let me know in the comments down below but yeah.

Let's get straight before we start I just want to say that he's a nothing that I hate. These are just things I'm a little disappointed not to see we've Sony's new flagship device now number one is I'm super disappointed to see that Sony got rid of the super slow motion of having 960 frames per second in Full HD. They started to remove this back in September 2019 with the Xperia v. I understand that this is due to a change in image sensor, and now we get a hundred and twenty frames per seconds instead, and I really hope. These new sensors are a huge improvement in image and video quality to justify the loss of 960 frames per second I mean sorry started.

This trend and Samsung adopted a little later and Samsung is still doing this. Not only can the new Samsung S 20 Ultra do seven hundred and sixty frames per second in 720p. You can also do 240 frames per second in Full HD number two during the announcement event back in February twenty-twenty something introduced: three colors with the expiry of one mark: ?, that's black purple and white, and for some reason on the Sony website. Here in the UK, you can only order the black or the purple. It seems like the Y is only available for a select few markets.

Now here is where my disappointment comes in during the announcement I set, my heart on the white exterior one mark, ? I haven't had a white phone for a long time and I thought it looked amazing. So, as you can imagine, I was quite disappointed to see that only the black and the purple are available on their own official websites, and they're. Not honestly, you don't see Apple doing this or say Samsung, oh actually, something may have been in the past with having specific, colors or specific markets. But that's beside the point. The point is that I got excited about a color that they announced on their announcement event, and that kind of left me disappointed.

So number three is Sony's decision to use UFS 2.1 instead of UFS 3.0 UFS stands for universal flash storage and poor, simple UFS 3.0 accesses your information, much quicker, for instance, loading games, apps and in your day-to-day tasks your phone accesses and loads of information, much, much faster. It's competitions such as the Samsung S 20 range, or use UFS and 3.0. So why would a Sami, however, GSM arena recently updated its web page for the Xperia 1 mark 2, and instead of saying you FS a 2.1 and now states just OF s, so it doesn't give us an indication whether it's actually 2.1 or 3.0. Neither does the actual official. So many websites, so at this point in time it's really unclear whether some you're going to be using UFS, 2.1 or UFS 3.0 I, just really wish Sony would have made this much clearer. Number four is Sony's marketing.

This isn't directly to do with the Xperia 1 mark 2. However, in the past on is marketing. Power has been nowhere near Dow rival such as Apple or Samsung. They focus on marketing or advertising. This flagship devices haven't been that great.

So for that reason they release really great devices for a lot of R&D research and development into where, and then they release these devices, with the hopes that people will look into them and end up buying them without much marketing. So L don't know if you can actually count this as a disappointment for the Xperia 1 market to number five is Sony's memory, configuration and pricing. Now this is just my own opinion, and I'm sure. There's going to be a lot of different opinions out there. It only comes with 256 gigabytes of internal storage model, and it does come with a hefty price tag of what we've been hearing so far.

As a suggestion, why not also offer the devices with 128 gigabytes of internal storage and offering at a lower price the Xperia one market ? doesn't record a 8k, so 128 gigabytes of internal storage should be plenty for most people plus. If you feel like you need more memory, you have got the option of expanding that with a micros card, so there you have it. Those are my 5 disappointment with the Xperia 1 mark -. Now these are disappointments, did not hate. These are just things that would have made the phone a little more.

For me, I love everything I've just said today, I think the loss of 960 frames per second super slow-motion is probably my biggest disappointment that I'm sad about, but let me know what you guys think in the comments down below if you enjoyed this video hit that like button, if you really enjoyed this video smash, that subscribe button, I appreciate all your support guys. Thank you for watching.

Source : Dre SM