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Sony Xperia XZ2 Premium comes a month earlier to the UK market

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Ro 29 August 2018

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Sony's premium flagship offering has been out in the news since early 2018, but it just started hitting the shelves. First stop was the US charging a price premium ($999) and was expected to hit the UK stores at the end of September. However, a British online retailer claims to have the phone in stock a month early.

Unlocked Mobiles is currently selling the Xperia XZ2 Premium and offers international shipments as well. Unfortunately, the only color option is Chrome Black and the same goes for the storage configuration - 6GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. The asking price of the handset is £798 ($1,027) or starting at £36.54 per month.

The funny thing is that the retailer claims the phone is already in stock and you don't need to wait or pre-order. But at this price, we strongly recommend reading our full review of the Xperia XZ2 Premium before buying.

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  • wooty
  • wce
  • 02 Sep 2018

This is your earlier quote "SONY is the only phone maker who update their phone quite early compared to other OEMs." Well I said its not. It was NOKIA. So what's wrong here? I did not said that Sony doesn't update their flagships for even 2 year...

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  • AnonD-790664
  • utP
  • 01 Sep 2018

I’m not talking about speed I only stated you the fact that SONY updates their phones as you in your comment stated that Sony don’t update their phones for even 2yrs. And saying about what I got after updating, well nothing as I don’t own any SONY...

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  • wooty
  • wce
  • 30 Aug 2018

Not true! When you talk about speed it wasn't this crappy company, it was NOKIA! How many SONY devices are running 8.1 now? Not even 1 when NOKIA already updated their respective devices to 8.1 months ago. SONY updates are nothing compare to other OE...

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