- Leaks hint at upgraded camera sensors for better low-light performance on the Sony Xperia 1 VI and 10 VI.
- Renders show the Xperia 1 VI retaining its predecessor's look, with a tall 6.5-inch display.
- Expect official details on May 17th, including confirmed camera upgrades and features for the Xperia 1 VI and 10 VI.
The latest leaks about the upcoming Sony Xperia 1 VI and Xperia 10 VI hint at something great concerning camera attributes. The recent disclosure of the tempered glass lens protectors from the Rakuten market offers some indication of the size which alludes to the possibility of significant changes in the camera system. Let’s discuss further.
Upcoming Sony Xperia 1 VI and 10 VI Leaks Point to Potential Camera Upgrades
The launch images of the camera lens protectors of smartphones indicate a possible increase in camera sensors and wider apertures that may provide better low-light performance. While the larger camera bump in itself doesn’t promise sensor upgrades, the latter, however, implies that the primary focus of the company has been photographic features.
We heard previously that the Sony Xperia 1 VI would stick to the camera set-up of its predecessor, the Xperia 1 V; but, now, these leaks imply that they will be doing some software modifications to properly utilize the current resources.
Leaked renders expose the Xperia 1 VI as having a nearly identical design to the former model carrying a tall 6.5-inch display with an already-known aspect ratio. It is predicted that the phone will operate on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor and could be endowed with 16 GB of RAM.
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Preparing to release the Xperia on May 17th, we can expect to see further information made public shortly. Be patient and updated as Sony is about to confirm the camera upgrades and other features for Xperia 1 VI and 10 VI.
Briefly, the leaks on the new Sony Xperia 1 VI and 10 VI suggest that there might be considerable performance upgrades of their cameras, hence, offering superior photography experiences to users. Make sure to check out our blog for the official confirmation from Sony, because we got you covered.
