New Sony Smartphones XA2 , XA Ultra and L2 Launched

Sony has unwrapped its new smartphones in CES 2018 Las Vegas. The new smartphones are Xperia XA2, Xperia XA2 Ultra and Xperia L2.
The XA2 Specifications:
Snapdragon 630 Chipset 2.2Ghz 64Bit 14nm
5.2 inch 1080p Display
3GB RAM
32GB internal memory with microSD card support
Dual sim Hybrid slot
LTE/VoLTE
3300 mAh Battery with Quick Charge 3.0
USB Type-C
NFC
23MP f/2.0 main Camera  8MP OIS wide-angle front facing selfie camera
Rear mounted finger-print sensor
Android Oreo Out of the Box

The XA2 Ultra Specifications:

Snapdragon 630 Chipset 2.2Ghz 64Bit 14nm
6 inch 1080p Display
3GB RAM
32GB internal memory with microSD card support
Dual sim Hybrid slot
LTE/VoLTE
3580 mAh Battery with Quick Charge 3.0
USB Type-C
NFC
Bluetooth 5.0
23MP f/2.0 main Camera  16MP utra-wide front facing selfie camera
Rear mounted finger-print sensor
Android Oreo Out of the Box

Xperia L2





Xperia L2 Specifications:

Mediatek MT6737T Chipset 1.5Ghz 64Bit 28nm
5.5 inch 720p Display
3GB RAM
32GB internal memory with microSD card support
Dual sim Hybrid slot
LTE/VoLTE
3300 mAh Battery
USB Type-C
NFC
Bluetooth 4.2
13MP f/2.0 main Camera  8MP wide-angle front facing selfie camera
Rear mounted finger-print sensor
Android Nougat Out of the Box


No news on pricing of the devices have been out yet and availability maybe some time soon.

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