Xperia XZ Successor Revealed in New Images

Sony has issued invites for their MWC event on 27th February, teasing the unveiling of innovations. Reports suggest that Sony will be introducing 5 new Xperia devices, including a successor to the Xperia XZ. Recent images fuel speculation that this new Xperia XZ model is indeed on its way to the MWC event.

Xperia XZ Successor Revealed in New Images – Overview

The images don’t offer much detail, displaying the alleged Xperia XZ successor alongside other Xperia devices. The first image suggests that the handset at the bottom right corner may be the Xperia XZ2, distinguished by its smaller display compared to the device beside it. The size comparison doesn’t necessarily confirm whether the Xperia XZ2 will have a smaller display than the Xperia XZ’s 5.2-inch screen.

The images also reveal that the new device will feature 4GB of RAM, an upgrade from the 3GB RAM in the Xperia XZ. Based on this detail alone, it appears that the Xperia XZ2 corresponds to the device code-named Keyaki. Recently, the code names of five Sony devices were leaked, one of which is associated with 4GB of RAM. Additional specifications indicate that the Xperia XZ2 (Keyaki) will boast a Full HD display and run on a MediaTek Helio P20 chipset, with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage.

Since the leaked images lack specifics, it’s difficult to comment on the other devices. With only a few weeks until the MWC, we eagerly anticipate what Sony has in store for the event on February 27th.

The highly anticipated successor to the Xperia XZ has finally been revealed in a series of stunning new images, showcasing its innovative features and sleek design. Fans and tech enthusiasts alike are eagerly awaiting its release, excited to see how it will surpass its predecessor in performance and capability. Stay tuned for more updates as the Xperia XZ successor makes its way into the hands of consumers around the world.

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