Beitong must've only focused on the Chinese domestic market, as I've literally never heard of them at all. How are the Chinese brands that's popular + focuses on overseas market, say GameSir, 8BitDo etc, perceived in China?
maybe you can reasonably throw into a handbag. but it quickly became a logistical nightmare, with how you're essentially stuck with cheap/kit lens (to make it small enough) and humidity is also a deal breaker.
also, would you want to abuse a not-cheap APS-C camera that way? I wouldn't lol
All of that, plus the benefits of having a good pocket camera to carry around - spontaneous photography is my thing and having a good camera phone solves that equation nicely.
And before anyone says "get a real camera", I have real cameras and there's no way they can be carried in my pocket the same way a smartphone does lol. That and the smaller they get, the further image quality worsens to the point where you might just use a (good camera) phone instead.
I grew up with dumb phones, and you couldn't pay me enough to go back to using them - they suck!
RAM helps with multitasking, storage lets you store more stuff (I treat my phone basically as a PC-lite), and good SoC is needed for computational photography. So yeah
Very late answer, but from what I can look up so far it's specifically the 5 II to 5 IV that suffers from this issue...blame Samsung really, even their own phones from this era also have the same saber problem.
The original 5 and 5 V doesn't suffer from this though, my 5 definitely hasn't seen this yet fwiw.
Beitong must've only focused on the Chinese domestic market, as I've literally never heard of them at all. How are the Chinese brands that's popular + focuses on overseas market, say GameSir, 8BitDo etc, perceived in China?
this won't fit into a pocket though.
maybe you can reasonably throw into a handbag. but it quickly became a logistical nightmare, with how you're essentially stuck with cheap/kit lens (to make it small enough) and humidity is also a deal breaker.
also, would you want to abuse a not-cheap APS-C camera that way? I wouldn't lol
treating your phone like a computer definitely is the way to go. because it is!
my Vivo X100s Pro is a magnitude more powerful than the first hands-me-down laptop I have.
All of that, plus the benefits of having a good pocket camera to carry around - spontaneous photography is my thing and having a good camera phone solves that equation nicely.
And before anyone says "get a real camera", I have real cameras and there's no way they can be carried in my pocket the same way a smartphone does lol. That and the smaller they get, the further image quality worsens to the point where you might just use a (good camera) phone instead.
I grew up with dumb phones, and you couldn't pay me enough to go back to using them - they suck!
RAM helps with multitasking, storage lets you store more stuff (I treat my phone basically as a PC-lite), and good SoC is needed for computational photography. So yeah
Shit thanks, Imma reupload it!
Yeah I'm aware of that, seems to be a software issue which (supposedly) got fixed later on through an update https://www.reddit.com/r/SonyMobile/comments/1e9742u/xperia_1_vi_display_defect/
Very late answer, but from what I can look up so far it's specifically the 5 II to 5 IV that suffers from this issue...blame Samsung really, even their own phones from this era also have the same saber problem.
The original 5 and 5 V doesn't suffer from this though, my 5 definitely hasn't seen this yet fwiw.
Not everyone can afford a gaming PC or PS5 lol, so yes.
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I was honestly expecting a worse rating for my favourite gacha games, not gonna lie...good to see that objective opinions are still around.