Sony Xperia L3 5.7 Inch 18:9 Full HD+ display Android 8 UK SIM-Free Smartphone with 3GB RAM and 32GB Storage – Black
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Sony Xperia L3 5.7 Inch 18:9 Full HD+ display Android 8 UK SIM-Free Smartphone with 3GB RAM and 32GB Storage – Black
Original price was: £169.00.£99.00Current price is: £99.00.
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- See more of the movies, TV shows, pictures and entertainment you love with a large 5.7” HD+ display.
- Unlock in a touch, with built in fingerprint sensor.
- 13MP and 2MP dual camera system. High-capacity 3300mAh battery
- Better looking selfies with a front camera that takes pictures with background defocus and comes with a range of beauty effects.
- Corning Gorilla Glass 5 for toughness and durability
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Specification: Sony Xperia L3 5.7 Inch 18:9 Full HD+ display Android 8 UK SIM-Free Smartphone with 3GB RAM and 32GB Storage – Black
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odinswolf –
Good phone let down by poor Bluetooth connectivity. I had problems staying connected with the car and garmin smart watch. Edit- the Bluetooth connection problems are still ongoing and require bt to be switched off and on again to gain connection (and still can disconnect after a few minutes) tried all the fixes suggested by Sony with no success
Mr. A. Robinson –
Having had my original iPhone for 10+ years now yes you heard right 10+ years now,I thought it was about time I was due to treat myself to an upgrade phone,was a little worried of the change if I’m totally honest due to having so much on my original iphone,but the Sony xperia L3 made it very simple for me to do so and considering how long it has been owning my iPhone with a lot of info and pics to transfer across to my new phone.real die hard iPhone people will never be satisfied with anything but an iPhone,but don’t pay no attention to those reviews,a new device will always require a certain amount of getting used to wether you like it or now and I can honestly say,this phone is such a big breath of fresh air for me.so much quicker and is very quick to do what you need it to do as well,battery life is very impressive as well with a huge 3300mah of staying power,you can also have it on battery + mode which allows battery to last even longer,how crazy is that,wowzers is all I can…
TS –
The phone has a dual sim function and a fingerprint reader, The phone is good when you think about the price. However, my phone has an issue – signal reception. It seems to be faulty. They phone couldn’t catch the signal inside the building. (I tested my old phones and other network, after that, unfortunately, I believe the phone is faulty) For your information, I have been using Three and O2. Phone could be okay, but be careful.
JTGloucester –
Disappointed, Sony you should be better than this! Flakey Bluetooth connectivity in car makes this product useless if you want to use it in a car. Went online to find issue is common and unresolved by Sony. I have given the phone away to someone who doesn’t drive.
Evelyne –
Nice phone. Spent ages setting up as didn’t know how to migrate data from old android to new phone though… Would be useful if mini leaflet in package informs you of Sony website link to guide you through set up process. After long search, found you can easily migrate all data from old phone by downloading the Xperia mobile transfer app on both phones!
Valerie Carroll –
I need a phone for when I’m out and about and this does take excellent pictures too, as the Sony ads, keep telling me. But the thing that made this phone stand out was that I’ve been trying to download Smart Life from Tuya for ages on my Kindle Fire. Despite telling the Helpline this I couldn’t get it to download. I thought I’ll just give it yet another try on this phone and guess what – it downloaded as easily as some people said it did! So Alexa has gone on the mobile and as soon as I can work out how to get the Hue lightbulb into the strangest fitting I’ve ever come across, I shall be a techie person too! I’m also very impressed with the way the mobile sips at a charge, it seems to last forever compared to some mobiles I’ve had. I just hope this doesn’t degenerate too much with age.
W Chapman –
Great phone except it has a Bluetooth connectivity issue which unfortunately meant I had to return it as I need Bluetooth. After researching online it turns out it is a common problem and after speaking to Sony support they couldn’t resolve the issue.
domino oskar –
Overall for 180 euros, the phone is really good. I have a lot of apps on it and the phone didn’t slow down at all but the only thing that I have an issue with is that its only 720p. When you’re watching youtube there will be black bars and 720p isn’t really that great but it will do. The fingerprint scanner is ok most of the time I need to tap it twice for it to work but i use the smart lock face unlock feature most of the time. The battery life is really good because I finish the day most of the time with 20% but if you don’t use snapchat then the battery would last you for even 2 days. I would definitely recommend a case and screen protector but you need to be careful what screen protector you use because some screen protectors won’t let you press the side of the phone, for example, the backspace. The camera is good it won’t turn you into a photographer but you can take good quality photos. Other features that people might care about are it has NFC it has a 3.5m headphone jack…