Testseek.com have collected 257 expert reviews of the Sony Xperia Play 4G and the average rating is 74%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Xperia Play 4G.
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257 Reviews
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Overall the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play ranks in as a 'Good' smartphone. It's definitely pushing the boundaries between portable gaming devices and smartphones and really working towards a new market. There are some slight concerns, however, on th...
Abstract: If you’ve been keeping up with Android news and release dates, you would know that the release of the Sony Xperia Play for Verizon is fast approaching us (May 26th to be exact). While attending Google I/O last week I was actually one of the lucky few w...
I like the idea of a gaming phone I remember discussing it with the first Sony Ericsson CEO Miles Flint in 2006. Five years have passed and the market has changed a lot – now gaming shifts to regular phones and tablets. Their controls are optimized fo...
When it comes to gaming the Xperia Play certainly rises above the competition. Gaming feels natural on the device and the Playstation style controls are hard to beat. That being said there are some strange omissions. Not being able to record HD video i...
Abstract: It’s been almost three years and the whole $1 app ecosystem the App Store embodies still makes old school video game industry people about as nervous as a long-tailed cat in a rocking chair factory. Microsoft is looking at it from the bottom of a well,...
The Xperia Play is made for gaming, and not to be a flagship device. As such, it’s spec list isnt as spec-tacular as the Xperia Arc. It might be very well, one of the easiest phones to recommend for die-hard Playstation Fans out there, or Gamers who w...
– should you buy the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play? Yes! OK, I’ll be a little more specific! If you want a mobile phone that gives you the best gaming experience of any phone on the market – either now or any time in the past – then buy the Xperia Play. I...
Pleasant feel to button presses, Attractive chassis, Strong speakers, Decent music player,
Despite it being rumoured for nigh-on half a decade, the ‘PlayStation Phone’ actually feels like it’s been rush-released, and as such its compromises mean it falls between two stools. There are better and cheaper handsets for everything other than gam...
The dedicated slide-out gaming pad helps provide as close a gaming experience as the likes of a Sony PSP or Nintendo DS Lite that we’ve seen on a smartphone....
Downloading and storing games can be a tad confusing due to the various platforms you can purchase them from.Look and Feel...
A well equipped smartphone that though has enough gaming prowess to keep you entertained, won’t persuade you to trade in your dedicated gaming device. ...
