"The new camera "visor" design may be the most visible change, but the new display is the most important one - the 6.1" panel now has an aspect ratio of 19.5:9 instead of the tall and narrow 21:9 of the Mark 6. It's also a 120Hz panel (finally!), though we found a lot of issues with this particular implementation. The new aspect ratio makes the phone a bit shorter but also 4mm wider."
"A few other notable changes include a bigger 50MP sensor in the main camera (1/1.56" vs. 1/2.0") and better ultra-wide (13MP 1/3.0" vs. 8MP 1/4.0") compared to the old Xperia 10 model. Also, Sony switched over to the Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 - it's not massively powerful, but it's better than the Gen 1 chip in the 2024 model. Plus, Sony is committed to 4 OS updates (one more than before) and a total of 6 years of security patches."
The Xperia 10 VII adopts a new camera "visor" and a 6.1" 19.5:9 display, replacing the previous 21:9 panel. The display runs at 120Hz, though the 120Hz implementation exhibits multiple issues. The phone is slightly shorter but 4mm wider, measuring 1.5mm wider than the Galaxy S25. Top and bottom bezels house an 8MP selfie camera and front-facing stereo speakers, preserving flat corners and avoiding notches or punch holes. The device retains a microSD slot (shared with SIM 2 on non-eSIM units), a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a side-mounted fingerprint reader. The main camera uses a 50MP 1/1.56" sensor and the ultra-wide is 13MP 1/3.0"; the SoC is Snapdragon 6 Gen 3. The phone ships as 8/128GB priced at €450/£400 and promises four OS updates plus six years of security patches.
Read at GSMArena.com
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