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Sony Xperia 10 IV

Product | £429 | whf.cm/Xperia10IV

Sony’s current lineup of smartphones is centred around the creation and consumption of media first and foremost. The range includes 4K resolution, OLED displays with a 21:9 aspect ratio and HDR support, while fervently keeping the 3.5mm headphone port alive.

But what happens when you have to start cutting back on features to make devices such as these more accessible? The Xperia 10 IV answers this question with pared back specification, a lower quality screen and a plastic build that reduces the price significantly. However, despite this entry level Xperia cutting some corners, it still provides the essence of what Sony is trying to achieve – providing a cinematic experience that fits into your pocket.

The Xperia 10 IV is priced at a very reasonable £429. Availability is limited, however, with

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