Sony Xperia XA2 Blue - sim free

Wonderful phone, it's a mid range that feels like a high end phone. Great build quality, nice look, especially in blue!Great camera, works great in low lightPerfect for one handed useAwesome screenSolid battery that lasts almost 2 daysAndroid OreoFingerprint sensor on backUSB Type CWell done Sony!

Really liked the phone and color. But I had to return it because WiFi Calling does not work with MetroPCS. And I need it because of poor signals in my house. Searched all of Google to try and find the answer, but kept coming up with sites that said it doesn't work. I even tried technical support from Amazon, but whoever was on there didn't even know what WiFi Calling is (how she qualifies to work for technical support and not know something one step above basic knowledge like that...)Anyway...if you have TMobile or ATT, I would highly recommend. Great price, middle of the road specs that is still fast and pretty looking to rival the high end phones, and only 25-30% the cost. Also has NFC, screen mirroring, updates to Android 8.0. I got a Nokia 6.1 to replace this. WiFi Calling works great with MetroPCS on this new phone. One tip, if you want great wifi Calling service on your personal wifi network, you have to setup QoS on your router.

UPDATE: I've used this phone for almost 2 months now and wanted to update my review for any would-be phone buyers out there. My previous review still stands. Camera is great. Front camera is OK with good light. It's fast for the most part, but I don't game. The one area that could be improved is the antenna. My house is like a cell reception dead zone, but this phone seems especially weak compared to other phones. I don't know why, but anywhere else it's fine. I can't knock it down a star just for that because I don't have an explanation for it, but it's worth mentioning. Overall, I really like the phone and the battery life is way better than advertised. I'm easily getting 2 days and it charges fast. There's also some predictivity that I like. For example, if I turn off my weekday alarm it will tell me my normal alarm is off and if I want to turn it on. It's saved me a few times._________________I spent months researching phones because the camera on my old phone was terrible. Having a 4 year old requires being able to take decent pictures. After a lot of spec checking and considering other phones like the Moto X4, Moto G5S, Honor 8, Honor 7x, HTC U11 Life, Asus Zenfone 4, One Plus 5T I ended up buying the Sony XA2. Here's are my reasons. My top reason was the camera and after a lot of research the Sony is on top in this category. All these other phones have dual cameras which sounds like it should be better, but unless you buy a top of the line phone with a ton of ram and a much better processor (and AI) you're phone will eek out mediocre pictures. I think long term, dual cameras will be the norm which is the case on the best phones. It an issue of processing and sensor size. In midrange phones, it less taxing to take a single image without stitching 2 images together. Another issue I'm having with a lot of phones is the obnoxious size. I wanted a slightly smaller screen size. Going forward I'm not getting a screen any larger than 5.5". The 18:9 ratio like the Honor 7x is an advantage over this phone, but the XA2 sounds very good in the hand. Finally, I had a hard time considering a phone that didn't come with the latest version of Android (Oreo 8.0). Google has a spotty record whether they will push updates to their phones. I originally bought an Honor 8. It was on the list to get Oreo, but who knows if that will happen. I really wanted an Asus Zenfone but from all the reviews I've read their camera has suffered at version 4 and will they actually get Oreo. In any event, I'd recommend this phone. The mid-range phone market is an interesting place to shop because there are lots of choices, but every phone has a trade off. If I were willing to spend more I would have bought the One Plus 5T or if I wanted to risk it I may have bought an Essential Phone. This is my first Sony phone in a very long time and I'm pleased with the purchase.

After having an Xperia ZX3 I knew I need another one of these phones. However I decided to go with a cheaper Motorola, for my next phone and regretted every second. After accidentally crushing the Motorola in the door of car, I knew right away I was going to buy another Xperia.Always a bit on the expensive side but always worth it. Terrific camera, tons of space, sleek design and infinity screen make this a Fantastic buy!!!!

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