Fortunately, both Amazon and Expansys have begun selling the Xperia Z5 Premium in the U.S. via their online retail shops, and prospective customers have the option to buy either the single-SIM or the dual-SIM variant. The high-end smartphone has just officially released for some markets, however that’s not the case for those stateside. Sony Xperia Z6 is also tipped to be powered by the newly launched Snapdragon 820 SoC. Sony’s current flagship Xperia Z5 is run by a Snapdragon 810 processor. Sony will probably develop its own pressure-sensitive display version, according to a report in Mobipicker, The addition of this latest and popular display technology will refresh the Xperia lineup but will also make the phone more expensive. Now if you like what you see and want to get your hands on it, Sony’s promised November availability has been delivered. Amazon and Expansys are two examples of third party retailers where the phone is now on sale and in stock right now. When it comes to the cameras, the rear camera is Sony’s new 23MP sensor, and flipped over onto the front is a 5.1MP sensor for video chat. Expansys’ prices are a bit steeper, with the single-SIM model set for $779 and the dual-SIM variant available for $789.
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Keep in mind that these are all worldwide variants of the Z5 Premium, meaning they don’t come with United States warranty. As well as this it’s important to note that compatibility is only for certain carriers, for instance AT&T or T-Mobile, so you need to check out full details before you buy on the relevant product page sources below.
