Sony Xperia neo L Review By PhoneArena

Hello everyone- this is Victor for fondling and bringing a deeper look at the Sony Xperia Neo l, one of the latest Android handsets by Sony. The device builds up on the legacy of the Neo series, and this means it's an affordable device that aims to balance between price and functionality, but this time coming with a bigger screen, a contemporary version of Android and a slightly different, build and design. Is it worth your time and money, though, with so many similar Android devices? We have to take a look at all the details before answering that first, the design, the Xperia Neo L, is a typical fallen from the Neo series. It retains the form the four physical keys and feels even more plastic than the earlier models coming in a choice of either white or black glossy plastic. You start seeing smudges from your fingers all over the handset. After just a couple of minutes using it get that cloth ready, the phone is almost half an inch thick infuse a bit bulky.

The device is tightly put to get, though with no moving parts, which is good. There is a four-inch LED backlit big LCD screen with a resolution of 480 by 854 pixels. It comes with Sony's, bra via technology for more contrast and death in two colors, both pleasing the eye, we're happy with the size of the display and the pixel density for this class of phone. But we really wish there was some sort of coating to protect the screen from finger marks. Without it, the big screen becomes a big mess of smudges after swiping and touching it a few times.

Probably the best thing about the Sony Xperia Neo is that it comes with Android Ice, Cream Sandwich onboard. Unlike some of those rivals. This sadly doesn't mean you have smooth ICS. We noticed a stutter way too often to ignore and desert owner some spices Android up with its Timescale user interface, and while other phone makers have simplified their custom Android and faces this skin looks and feels heavier. It might also be part of the reason for the small but consistent lag.

You can see the light in menus when opening basic apps like the dialer and even the animations, when opening folders the keyboard is also not the standard Android affair. It takes some getting used to it's pretty accurate. What we didn't like the great looks, and you have to go into the symbols' menu to access the period- silent, not a big thing, but still annoying. The Sony Xperia noel, runs on a 2nd gen Snapdragon chip, the Qualcomm MSM 8255, with one gigahertz single core scorpion processor, 512, megabytes of RAM and Arena 205 graphics. This is one of the most popular chips out there.

It's amazing how different it runs across devices in platforms. It's smooth as molasses and say the Windows Phone base Nokia Lucia 710, but not all that buttery here on quadrant, the chip scored a pretty low 1200. So a gaming is your thing. This is not the phone for you. The device also has one gigabyte of internal storage, of which only around 330 megabytes are available, so you should definitely get a micro SD card with the phone when it comes to the internet, then Xperia Neo runs on Ice Cream Sandwich, and that means you can put Chrome on it.

That's a huge advantage as we feel that chrome is a big leap over the stock Android browser both for its design and performance. Still in both browsers, the device looks under powered and stutters when planning and zooming around also Chrome doesn't support Adobe Flash for that you'd still need to open the Android browser or go on Google play and download something else. The Xperia Neo supports 3G networks, but no 4G LTE the device features a five megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash on the back and requires video at 30 frames per second. The pictures turned out mediocre, though the little detail and generally lacking in sharpness areas of similar color often appear is one big blurry spot for video capture, we're looking at 720p HD video, which is good again. The quality, though, is ordinary I'm captured on video, appears dull, and a bit muffled on the plus side.

The device has a front-facing VGA camera, which will come in handy for video calls having a 4-inch screen for watching movies is good was better. Is that sorry brings great audio even in its more affordable devices, and the Xperia Neo is no exception. The sound output is crisp and loud. The processor choose 720p videos with ease, but it wasn't really able to handle 1080p video playback weirdly. There is no FM radio for its form function.

The Neo L is nothing particularly exciting or disappointing. Sounding the earpiece is ok, if not a bit dull with our colors hearing some background noise, but nothing to stop them from hearing us. So it's not that big over to you the hands that features a 1500 million power battery rated for 8 hours in our tests. The phone easily got us to a full day of use. Right now, the Xperia Neo is facing the Samsung Galaxy ace 2 in the right bottle.

The two are almost identically priced, but the Xperia Neo wins. If we compare the screens, the galaxy ace 2, a snappier with his dual-core processor and less cluttered Touch ID skin, there are tons of forms to choose from at this price, though we'd also consider the lg optimum l7, with its bigger screen and ICS on board or the HTC One V, with this neat design overall, sadly, the Xperia L feels like one more of the Android Bunch. It did leave a lasting impression if you, like the Sony brand, the physical keys and the 4-inch screen. You won't be hugely disappointed, and you might be happy with this phone, but if absolute performance and the good camera are a must, you should look elsewhere thanks for watching this review guys. This is Victor 4 for marina check out our website, where we have more information on this phone and again, thanks for watching.

Source : PhoneArena