- Dec 10, 2013
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I can't be the only one that is perturbed regarding current flagship phones and their size.
What exactly are the choices?
My short list has Sony Z3 Compact and. and. OG Moto X and. and. last years iPhone 5x.
The iPhones insistence on being used with a Mac leaves it out of my consideration.
Don't enjoy everything being proprietary.
At least Android can co-exist with windows...well, as best as Linux can I guess.
The windows phones are underpowered. That Lumia1020 is a beast which I would love to have ... if it had even a low end modern quad core chip.
People say the dual core struggles to do anything with that 40MP+ camera. Lag is numbing to most.
Love the OG Moto X, my XT1053 runs well along with active display, twist to shoot ...Moto just did a good job on it.
After trying the XT1095 [2014] it highlights the limitations inherent with my OG Moto X. It seems slow in comparison.
That leaves the Sony Z3 Compact:
my research points to this being the best option for a reasonable sized phone with good specs.
Users say it feels great in hand; some reviews snipe at the camera as being ..OK..
Hey, I can live with an OK camera. One of my X's few limitations is it's camera or so people say.
Well I ordered the Sony Z3 Compact.
Hope it works out.
What exactly are the choices?
My short list has Sony Z3 Compact and. and. OG Moto X and. and. last years iPhone 5x.
The iPhones insistence on being used with a Mac leaves it out of my consideration.
Don't enjoy everything being proprietary.
At least Android can co-exist with windows...well, as best as Linux can I guess.
The windows phones are underpowered. That Lumia1020 is a beast which I would love to have ... if it had even a low end modern quad core chip.
People say the dual core struggles to do anything with that 40MP+ camera. Lag is numbing to most.
Love the OG Moto X, my XT1053 runs well along with active display, twist to shoot ...Moto just did a good job on it.
After trying the XT1095 [2014] it highlights the limitations inherent with my OG Moto X. It seems slow in comparison.
That leaves the Sony Z3 Compact:
my research points to this being the best option for a reasonable sized phone with good specs.
Users say it feels great in hand; some reviews snipe at the camera as being ..OK..
Hey, I can live with an OK camera. One of my X's few limitations is it's camera or so people say.
Well I ordered the Sony Z3 Compact.
Hope it works out.