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Brand	Sony
Operating System	Android 8.0
Ram Memory Installed Size	4 GB
CPU Speed	2.8 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity	64 GB
Screen Size	5 Inches
Resolution	1920 x 1080
Model Name	Xperia XZ2 Compact
Wireless Carrier	Unlocked for All Carriers
Cellular Technology	LTE

About this item

5-inch, extended 18: 9 Aspect ratio full HD+ HDR display featuring brand new “Ambient Flow” Compact design. Automatic up-conversion of SDR video into near HDR-quality experiences. Gorilla glass 5.
19MP motion Eye Main Camera system with 1080P full HD super slow-motion video capture at 960 fps. 5MP Front Camera with new selfie 3D capture. 4K HDR video recording
S-force Front Surround sound speakers. Hi-res audio and DSEE-HX support
Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor. Single SIM. 4GB RAM / 64GB storage, up to 400GB Micro SDXC card support.
Unlocked and compatible with carriers such as Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Straight Talk, MetroPCS, Cricket wireless, simple mobile, and others

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Product Description

Sony takes a bold step forward in the Xperia compact smartphone series with the compact Xperia XZ2 Compact, which introduces immersive innovations for optimizing mobile entertainment experiences and creativity and houses them in a strikingly sleek and rounded new compact body design. Xperia XZ2 Compact delivers a host of innovations that enhance this compact smartphone’s premium look and feel, including an all-new “ambient flow” approach that leverages Xperia’s renowned IP68 water-resistant seamless glass look and evolves it with premium materials, so the dynamic curves and arches flow naturally and emphasize both style and functionality. An Advanced X-Reality engine optimizes your viewing experience by up-converting standard dynamic range (SDR) downloaded or streaming videos to HDR quality. Audio advancements include improved stereo S-Force Front Surround Sound speakers. The upgraded 19MP Motion Eye camera system now records Super Slow-Motion in either 1080p Full HD or HD mode and captures video in spectacular 4K HDR, while the 3D Creator has also been enhanced, adding the capability to create “selfie” 3D scans and post scanned images on Facebook. Combining innovative camera, audio, and visual technology, Xperia XZ2 Compact is the ultimate compact smartphone for captivating your senses with superior entertainment capability and pushing the boundaries in content creation.

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See It Like You're There

The XZ2 Compact camera captures video in 4K HDR. This allows for more contrast, color, and detail.
See It Like You're There

The XZ2 Compact is upgraded to now record Super Slow-Motion in either 1080p Full HD or HD mode.

Hear It Like You're There

S-Force Front Surround Sound speakers, achieving clear and more dynamic sound.
Hear It Like You're There

Hi-Res Audio compatible and DSEE-HX support to up-convert your music to near Hi-Res quality.

The Power To Immerse You

The XZ2 Compact works on Verizon's Network.
The Power To Immerse You

Powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 845 processor with an always on fingerprint sensor.

XPERIA

	Xperia XZ2 Compact Buying Options	Xperia XZ2 Buying Options	Xperia XA2 Ultra Buying Options	Xperia XA2 Buying Options	Xperia L2 Buying Options
Customer Reviews	130	111	577	421	127
Display	5.0" 18:9 Full HD+ HDR	5.7" 18:9 Full HD+ HDR	6.0” Full HD 1080p	5.2” Full HD 1080p	5.5” HD 720p
Main Camera	19MP Motion Eye	19MP Motion Eye	23MP Exmor RS Sensor	23MP Exmor RS Sensor	13MP
Front Camera	5MP / selfie 3D capture	5MP / selfie 3D capture	16MP with OIS / 8MP super wide	8MP super wide-angle	8MP super wide-angle
Sound	S-Force Front Surround Sound	S-Force Front Surround Sound	ClearAudio+ / SmartAmplifier	ClearAudio+ / SmartAmplifier	ClearAudio
Android Version / SIM	Android Oreo 8.0 / Single SIM	Android Oreo 8.0 / Dual SIM	Android Oreo 8.0 / Single SIM	Android Oreo 8.0 / Single SIM	Android Nougat 7.1 /Single SIM
Processor	Qualcomm Snapdragon 845	Qualcomm Snapdragon 845	Qualcomm Snapdragon 630	Qualcomm Snapdragon 630	MediaTek Quad-core
RAM/Internal Memory/Expandable	4GB / 64GB / 400GB Micro SDXC	4GB / 64GB / 400GB Micro SDXC	4GB / 32GB / 256GB Micro SD	3GB / 32GB / 256GB Micro SD	3GB / 32GB / 256GB Micro SD
Battery Capacity / Charger	2870 mAh / Quick Charger	3180 mAh / Quick Charger	3580 mAh / Regular Charger	3580 mAh / Regular Charger	3580 mAh / Regular Charger
Fingerprint Sensor	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔
Size / Weight	5.3 x 2.6 x 0.5" / 5.9oz	6.0 x 2.8 x 0.4" / 6.9oz	6.4 x 3.1 x 0.3" / 7.7 oz	5.5 x 2.7 x 0.3" / 6.0 oz	5.9 x 3.0 x 0.3 / 6.2 oz
Network Compatibility	Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile & More	AT&T, T-Mobile & More	AT&T, T-Mobile & More	Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile & More	AT&T, T-Mobile & More

What's in the box

A7 printed - Generic Startup Guide Bungo, Audio Cable, EC260, Part: 1310-9805 E-Label Bolt2, Charger Head, UCH12 Standard Master Pack Label Standard Mobile Phone Label Standard Sales Item Label Type-C Cable Bird 2, UCB20, Black, Part: 1311-2054 Ian, MH750 with gold plug I-sharp (Black)

Product information

Product Dimensions	5.31 x 0.47 x 2.55 inches
Item Weight	5.9 ounces
ASIN	B07B81WJRQ
Item model number	H8314 - Coral Pink
Batteries	1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Customer Reviews	16 ratings 2.8 out of 5 stars
Best Sellers Rank	#690,769 in Cell Phones & Accessories (See Top 100 in Cell Phones & Accessories) #11,092 in Cell Phones
OS	Android 8.0
Connectivity technologies	Wi-Fi
GPS	True
Display resolution	1960x1080
Other display features	Wireless
Human Interface Input	Touchscreen
Scanner Resolution	1920 x 1080
Other camera features	19.0
Form Factor	Smartphone
Color	Coral Pink
Phone Talk Time	7 Hours
Whats in the box	A7 printed - Generic Startup Guide Bungo, Audio Cable, EC260, Part: 1310-9805 E-Label Bolt2, Charger Head, UCH12 Standard Master Pack Label Standard Mobile Phone Label Standard Sales Item Label Type-C Cable Bird 2, UCB20, Black, Part: 1311-2054 Ian, MH750 with gold plug I-sharp (Black)
Manufacturer	Sony Mobile Communications, (USA) Inc
Date First Available	May 20, 2018
Memory Storage Capacity	64 GB
Standing screen display size	5 Inches
Ram Memory Installed Size	4 GB
Weight	0.37 Pounds

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"Figured this phone would be high quality, but it exceeded my expectations. Feels nice in the hand and does not take up a lot of room in your pocket...." Read more

"...This phone is great, has a wonderful camera, fingerprint sensor has been working without issue, phone doesn't generally run hot but occasionally does..." Read more

"Excellent phone. Thin and small enough to handle with one hand. Screen excellent. Software the latest." Read more

"...all the great features from the other Sony Xperia phones, plus a better camera. That's what sold me...." Read more

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Customers like the phone's size, with one mentioning it's small enough to handle with one hand.

"...Feels nice in the hand and does not take up a lot of room in your pocket. Super fast and clean OS." Read more

"...It is far more rose gold than pink. It is the perfect size, and the performance and camera are great" Read more

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Jim M.
Not unlocked as advertised
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2024
Verified Purchase

The phone is advertised as unlocked, working on AT&T. "Unlocked and compatible with carriers such as Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Straight Talk, MetroPCS, Cricket wireless, simple mobile, and others". With the SIM card in it AT&T texted me (don't ask me how) that it was incompatible with their network. Would not connect at all. Returning.

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Russell Ferlita
Exceeded expectations
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2018
Verified Purchase
Figured this phone would be high quality, but it exceeded my expectations. Feels nice in the hand and does not take up a lot of room in your pocket. Super fast and clean OS.

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Reem
Didn't fully work
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2020
Verified Purchase
I bought this phone. Eeverything worked until something didn't.

For some odd reason, i could make and receive calls and send text messages but i couldn't receive them! i tried everything with this phone and called my company (Verizon) and we did all sort of trouble shooting but receiving text messages never worked

that's why i am returning it. and they made me pay for shipping. Not a good service if you ask me
Keep in mind that if you have verizon, Something might end up not working with this phone

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Tiffany
I like this phone
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2018
Verified Purchase
I usually set out with very specific criteria for new phones (i.e. small, no bigger than 5 inches), so not very many fit the bill these days. This phone is great, has a wonderful camera, fingerprint sensor has been working without issue, phone doesn't generally run hot but occasionally does. It is quite immensely thick. Screen is nice and fingerprint/smudge resistant as much as it could be. Speakers are good as well. Battery life has been meeting expectations. Only other thing I will say is that I often put my finger on the camera when I'm trying to put it on the fingerprint sensor...

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jenn
Not Verizon compatible
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2019
Verified Purchase
Sadly I could only give one star due to the fact that I was not able to use the phone at all! If I could I probably would have given it amazing reviews...the problem was the phone was advertised and states that it works with Verizon. I called/went to 3 different places (amazon, Sony, Verizon, and best buys tech support) and no one could help me. Both Verizon and Sony said that I was misinformed about the product. I was really disappointed because I loved the size and feel of the phone. Also I was not given a full refund back. About $12 (give or take) was not given back. Probably due to shipping, but that's not my fault that the product was falsely advertised...

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Kristen
Favourite phone
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2020
Verified Purchase
I am so sad Sony is discontinuing the XZ2 compact! My previous one got stolen, and I really had to search to find one that ships id South Africa. My previous one was moss green, and the new one is coral pink. I was apprehensive about the pink, but it was the only colour available, however now that I have it, i love it. It is far more rose gold than pink. It is the perfect size, and the performance and camera are great

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Amazon Customer
A conceptually good phone with a lot of problems
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2020
On paper, and admittedly, often in use, there's no debating this is a pretty good phone. I bought it because I'm one of the hold-outs on the phablet trend, and this was the first time in years I didn't feel like I was making a huge sacrifice in specs in order to do so. It does have great battery life. It is really snappy. All that stuff is true.

But after some time, a lot of annoyances have cropped up. Things that you only notice after you've owned a phone for a while, and which none of the tech reviews really prepare you for. The Xperia XZ2 Compact definitely feels like design-by-committee, and its combination of intrusive software and frustrating construction make is fairly unpleasant to live with.

If this were a cheaper phone, I'd probably give it a little more leeway in my rating. But this is a phone that's still selling for $450 even 2 years after release. In light of that somewhat dizzying price tag, all of these errors are less forgivable. If you want to sell a dated phone for half a grand, it better be basically flawless in terms of daily use. And this is not.

The screen seems unusually fragile compared to every other smartphone I've had. Every little thing seems to scratch it. It's so sensitive to scratching that half the time I don't even know how it happened. But there's relatively few options for screen protectors because of its weird 4-sided curve, and the speaker being right in the middle of the forehead. Even if you can get one, it doesn't stick for very long.

The phone makes this weird grinding noise when you put it on speaker or play music or video. There's something misaligned near the speaker that causes it to do this, and this is a very common problem with this model. Some of them have it really badly. Mine is intermittent, and seems to come and go of its own accord.

The placement of the on/off button is absolutely infuriating. It's dead-center on the right side of the phone and very pronounced. What this means is that every time you try to reach across the screen, you turn it off. If you try to place it into any sort of grip, like a car mount or a tripod, it presses the button and turns it off. Basically, the on/off button is exactly in the spot where literally everything is constantly pressing it.

And you also can't really avoid this problem by shifting up or down, because above it is the volume rocker and below it is the camera button. So basically the entire right side of full of buttons. And on the left side and the top? Nothing. Why couldn't at least one of these be moved literally anywhere else so there was some way of actually gripping this phone without constantly setting off the buttons?

It's also probably the most slippery phone I've ever owned. I hear its big brother is even worse, which is hard to comprehend. Despite its relatively small size and that I've been able to get a firm purchase on phones this size in the past, this one is forever slipping out of my hands. This issue is exacerbated by the fact that I can't apply a firm hold to it without turning the phone off.

It's thick. The thickest smartphone I've ever owned, and I got my first back in 2010. Combined with the curved back, that means it often doesn't fit inside grips like those aforementioned -- it sort of rolls right back out again, because it's chunkier than the grip is expecting, and the back being curved means it won't mount flat, so it just slides out.

Speaking of the back, everything about it is incredibly irritating. It's curved, with very little flat surface at all. So if you want to attach a phone holder (because it's so damn slippery) or a plate for magnetizing it to stuff (since you can't put it in a grip without turning it off), good luck with that. It catches on everything because the edges aren't flush, and it will also start to fall off in short order because dirt gets under it and starts to degrade the sticker.

Sony updates are extremely overbearing and obnoxious. You can't dismiss them, and they're constant. It is endlessly pestering you about its updates (which are always huge, largely pointless, and put the phone out of commission for an hour). The only way to get rid of all the notifications that are filling up your list is to force-stop the app, which only works for a day or so, and then it's back again. And it'd be less annoying if it was a couple times a year, but it's CONSTANT. I've literally not gone longer than a week without getting a bunch of these un-dismissable update notifications crowding my bar.

The Sony audio settings have a mind of their own, and they really think they're your mother. You have to fight with the volume bar several times before it lets you turn it up past about half-way. It will keep stopping you with a pop-up a handful of times before you can increase the volume. Even after you've fought through it, it will then randomly reduce your volume again without your permission. There's no way of disabling this.

Taken together, all of these things make the phone really irritating to live with, despite its conceptually great spec sheet. As a user experience, this is definitely an inferior phone to others I've had from HTC, Samsung, etc. It feels like a phone that was designed for a YouTube unboxing video without any real attention to anyone having to actually use it for anything.

I've been living with it in resignation because there have simply not been any other small phones on the market. Even Xperia has started to lose its way -- their next "compact" phone is going to have a 5.5-inch screen.

But the other day, I became aware that there's a new iPhone SE with a 4.7-inch screen. I happily pre-ordered it and will be very pleased to finally get to sell this phone. I won't miss it.

If you want a small phone and you're on the fence, get the iPhone. It has a better processor with a design that's already time-tested (pretty sure the chassis is similar to the iPhone 8). And it's cheaper brand new than the XZ2 Compact is at 2 years old.

If you don't care about a small phone, there's no reason to even look at the XZ2 Compact. You have dozens of vastly superior options from a plethora of companies -- even for much less money.

I would say that if you absolutely refuse to get an iPhone, and you also absolutely refuse to get anything over 5 inches, this is probably, sadly, still your best choice in terms of specs. It's a good phone... conceptually. But honestly, only if you can get it at a deep discount. This phone is NOT worth $450. Don't even pay half that, if you're absolutely determined to get this phone despite all its issues.

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VASCO A. ORDONEZ
Best small android phone
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2020
Verified Purchase
Excellent phone. Thin and small enough to handle with one hand. Screen excellent. Software the latest.

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