Sony Xperia 1 IV vs Sony Xperia X Performance

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Xperia 1 IV compared with Xperia X Performance
SonyXperia 1 IVSonyXperia X Performance
Overview
ReleasedJune 2022June 2016
Display
Screen size6.5″5″
Resolution3840 × 1644 (better)1920 × 1080
Sharpness643 pixels per inch (better)441 pixels per inch
PanelOLEDLCD
Refresh rate120 Hz–
Display type4K HDR OLED, 21:95-inch Full HD TFT LCD
Screen protectionCorning Gorilla Glass Victus front and rear–
Display features120 Hz refresh; 240 Hz motion blur reduction and touch scanning; Creator mode powered by CineAlta; Sony says about 50% brighter than Xperia 1 IIITRILUMINOS and X-Reality for mobile
Performance
ChipSnapdragon 8 Gen 1Snapdragon 820
Memory12 GB (better)3 GB
Storage256 GB (better)32 GB
CPU–Qualcomm MSM8996 quad-core, 2.2 GHz and 1.6 GHz
GPU–Adreno 530
Storage type256 GB UFS in UK specification; microSDXC slot supports up to 1 TB32 GB flash; microSDXC expansion
Cameras
Main camera12 MP23 MP (better)
Ultra wide camera12 MPNone
Telephoto camera12 MPNone
Optical zoom5.2× (better)None
Front camera12 MP13 MP (better)
Main camera12 MP, 24 mm, ƒ/1.7, 1/1.7-inch Exmor RS sensor23 MP Exmor RS camera with Predictive Hybrid Autofocus
Ultra wide camera12 MP, 16 mm, ƒ/2.2, 1/2.5-inch Exmor RS sensor–
Telephoto camera12 MP, continuous 85–125 mm, ƒ/2.3–2.8, 1/3.5-inch Exmor RS sensor–
Front camera12 MP, ƒ/2.0, 1/2.9-inch Exmor RS sensor13 MP Exmor RS camera with 1080p video
ZoomContinuous 85–125 mm optical telephoto (about 3.5–5.2× relative to 24 mm main); 15.6× hybrid zoom–
Video recording4K HDR at 24, 25, 30, 60 or 120 fps on all three rear cameras; Cinematography Pro and Videography ProUp to 1080p rear and front video
Camera featuresPhotography Pro; ZEISS T* coating; up to 20 fps AF/AE burst; Real-time Eye AF and subject tracking; 3D iToF sensor–
Battery and charging
Battery5,000 mAh (better)2,700 mAh
Video playback (maker's claim)–Up to 10.83 hours
Wired chargingUp to 30 W–
Wireless chargingUp to 15 W (better)None
Battery life detail–Sony's F8131 white paper specifies a 2,700 mAh minimum embedded battery and up to 10 hours 50 minutes of video playback
Wired chargingUSB Power Delivery; Sony claims 50% charge in 30 minutes; 30 W maximum reported by Stuff–
Wireless chargingQi wireless charging; 15 W maximum reported by Stuff–
Charges other devicesBattery Share charges other Qi devices–
Design
TypeStandardStandard
Weight185 g165 g (better)
Thickness8.2 mm (better)8.6 mm
Height × width165 × 71 mm144 × 71 mm
Water and dust resistanceIP68IP68
Materials–Curved glass front and metal back
ColoursBlack, Ice White, PurpleWhite, Graphite Black, Lime Gold, Rose Gold
ButtonsPower, volume and dedicated two-stage camera shutter–
Water resistance detailIPX5/IPX8 water resistance and IP6X dust resistanceSony specifies IP65/IP68; the capless USB port must be dry before charging
BiometricsFingerprint sensorSide fingerprint reader on international models; omitted from the US version
SpeakersFront-facing full-stage stereo speakers; Dolby Atmos, 360 Reality Audio Upmix and DSEE UltimateFront-facing stereo speakers
Software
Operating systemAndroidAndroid
Software at launchAndroid 12Android 6.0 Marshmallow; Sony's revised 2017 white paper lists a later Android 8.0 update
In the boxSony says no charger or cable is included–
Connectivity
Mobile networkSub-6 GHz 5G and 4G LTE4G LTE Cat 9 on F8131
SIMDual SIM, nano-SIM and eSIMNano-SIM
Wi-FiWi-Fi 6E, 2.4/5/6 GHz–
BluetoothBluetooth 5.2 and LE AudioBluetooth 4.2
NFCYesYes
USBUSB-C 3.2 at 5 Gbps with DisplayPort 4K/60 output; separate 3.5 mm headphone socketMicro-USB 2.0 with USB host; 3.5 mm headphone socket

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