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October 2015
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The editors liked
The screen on the Xperia M5 is not only a big upgrade from its predecessor's
But one of the better screens you'll find in the mid-range. It's sharp
Vibrant and a good size
The design is also a strong point. Its glass back and metal corners give the Son
Good screen
Nice design
Decent front camera
Sharp
Vibrant screen
Stylish water
Resistant design
Solid battery life
Sharp screen
Decent value
Water-resistant
Impressive performance
The editors didn't like
The camera can take good snaps
But it sure takes its time about it. The Sony Xperia M5 also can't match rivals when it comes to performance benchmarks
And overall it's just not enough of an improvement on the Sony Xperia M4 Aqua
The screen on the Xperia M5 is not only a big upgrade from its predecessor's, but one of the better screens you'll find in the mid-range. It's sharp, vibrant and a good size, The design is also a strong point. Its glass back and metal corners give the Son
The camera can take good snaps, but it sure takes its time about it. The Sony Xperia M5 also can't match rivals when it comes to performance benchmarks, and overall it's just not enough of an improvement on the Sony Xperia M4 Aqua, That phone had three ma
If the Sony Xperia M5 existed in a vacuum it would be hard to be too critical of it, as it does at least a reasonable job of just about everything. From the screen to the camera to the performance and battery there's nothing here that's a real red flag.Bu...
Poor processor, low battery life, bad primary camera
The Xperia M5 really is a let down. The exterior and display are very tempting at first glance, but once you get into the details a lot of key specs are lacking. Sony seems to have splurged all the budget on the design, display, and front-facing camera, l...
Ultimately, though, the Xperia M5 struggles to distinguish itself from the similarly-priced Nexus 5X and Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo. Its large front-facing camera and copious selfie modes will no doubt be enough to sway some, but those after a more general mid...
Too much bloatware, Sony's boring design, No Android 6.0 Marshmallow
Sony Xperia M5 – Camera If you like megapixels, you'll love the Xperia M5 becuase it's got a whole load of them. On the back there's a 21.5MP sensor that boasts the same Exmor tech used in the brand's excellent compact cameras, but the big news is the fro...
Published: 2016-02-25, Author: Alan , review by: alphr.com
So, with the Xperia M5, you have a decidedly mid-range phone in a stylish-looking frame. That's a pretty good proposition if it weren't for the price: £299 is a lot for a handset like this, no matter how nice it looks when you look at what you can get els...
Abstract: The overall design of the Sony Xperia M5 is of the same quality as priceless jewellery, with the gold colour scheme trumping that of the black or white colour schemes. The polished stainless steel corners offer contrast to the matt body while offering an...
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Published: 2015-08-03, Author: Woldemar , review by: wovow.org
Abstract: The Sony Xperia M5 is a new smartphone of Sony for the upper-middle range. This model sports a 5-inch screen with full HD resolution, sports a slim and attractive design waterproof in three different colors and features the latest in Android and applicati...
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Published: 2018-04-02, Author: Bình , review by: topnewreview.com
Abstract: You'd guess the Xperia M5 was the successor to the M4, and you wouldn't be wrong. But compared to last year's model, tagged ‘Aqua' for its colourful waterproof case, the M5 is a much blingier affair. With a polished metal frame and 13-megapixel ‘selfie' c...
Published: 2016-02-17, Author: Alex , review by: recombu.com
Clean design, Great cameras, Feature packed
Screen could be better, Questionable aesthetic elements, Weak graphical performance
The M4 Aqua was already a great mid-ranger, but Sony has improved on it in every way with the Sony Xperia M5, which feels like it pushes the boundary of what could honestly be considered mid-range.At £300 SIM-free it becomes a toss-up between this and old...
