Sony Xperia 10

The Xperia 1 is a brave flagship that does something different in a world of notches and punch-holes. Its 4K HDR 21:9 screen is a statement piece that draws you in, while its Alpha-inspired triple-camera setup and CineAlta-powered video recording tool...

The Sony Xperia 10 is capable of decent images in good lighting conditions. The long, thin screen ratio means you can shoot cinematic videos, but for photos the ratio isn't great, leaving you not making the most of the screen or capturing images which are difficult to crop to conventional print sizes if captured in 21:9. Selfie adjustments are slightly surreal and there's not a full manual mode, meaning those of you after total creative control may be left...

Tricky one this. There's no denying it, this is an excellent phone when it comes to the cameras, the screen and the GUI. It's a different form-factor, that's for sure, but I'm not going to berate them too much for that as there'll definitely be lots of...

The Sony Xperia 10 measures 15.3x6.5x.7cm and weighs 162 grams. Startup is 20 seconds and shutdown is 2.5 seconds. The notional diagonal imperial screen measurement is 6inches.Going around the outside the top has a 3.5mm headphone socket, the right...

The Xperia 10 and 10 Plus appear to be well-built midrange phones with a useful quirk in their unique screen sizes and pleasant software experiences. If only their performance were as good as their looks.Alas, these devices are far too pricey for their...

The Sony Xperia 10 Plus impresses with its wide display and many apps are also able to make use of this extra space. The design and quality are very good - only its performance lets it down, being somewhat behind the competition.

Phones are getting taller. Just a couple of years ago, all phones had 16:9 displays, but now, many use tall 18:9 aspect ratio screens. This allows for more screen real estate in narrower frames, addressing two things people want: bigger screens in...

The Sony Xperia 10 doesn't have what it takes to compete against similarly priced midrange Android...

The Sony Xperia 10 doesn't feel like the full package it needs to be in order to compete in the tough mid-range market.It's a perfectly fine mid-range phone which does the job, but it doesn't excel like competing phones we've reviewed in the last year...

The Xperia 10 duo is certainly a unique-looking offering this year. We are not sure if any other manufacturer would be bold enough to try the 21:9 ratio any time soon, so, for the time being, you can be sure that these extra-long slabs will look special...

If the Xperia 10 cost less it'd be easier to recommend. As it stands, it costs more and performs worse than other mid-range phones like the Moto G7 and Honor Play.With lacklustre performance and a design that you might not be into, the Xperia 10 is a...

Sony’s thin and tall Xperia 10 is a weird fish where underwhelming specifications hold it back from...

An affordable mid-range phone that's best suited to those that love watching movies and TV shows. The camera makes a valiant effort but misses the mark with low light shots, and the battery last the whole day without needing to be charged.

The Sony Xperia 1 is the most exciting of the three Sony smartphones announced at Mobile World Congress 2019, offering all of the company's latest and greatest features. That's not to say the Xperia 10 should be ignored though.For £299, the Xperia 10...